Many physician leaders have been trained by CBT Canada over the past twenty years. Alumni include CFPC presidents (both national & provincial), department chairs, residency training program directors—and even a few doctors who are comfortable using drills & saws. For a compilation of testimonials, click here. 

The CMPA now refers to physician well-being as "the missing quality of care indicator", because it so powerfully predicts patient outcomes. Given that 30% of Canadian physicians are "highly burned out" and 34% are depressed (CMA, October 2018) we strongly encourage you to consider one of our vacation CME destinations. Physician, recharge yourself! 

Medical school workshops during the past year have included Dalhousie (Nov), McGill (Dec), McMaster (Nov), Memorial (Sep), Queen's (May), UAlberta (Oct), UBC (May), UCalgary (Jan), UofT (May) and Western (Sep). A complete list of recent university collaborations is here. 

August 30, 2016.  Today CBT Canada became the first organization  to be certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada to offer "triple strength" (3:1) credits in the new Mainpro+ system. In his assessment of our workshops, an accreditation reviewer wrote, "Two words: superlative & exemplary".

Three-credits-per-hour CME saves you an extraordinary amount of time & money over even ostensibly "free" 1:1 CME. See the five-year benefit calculations. 

CBT Canada was federally incorporated 20 years ago, on April 2, 1996. We're the same age as Indigo, MSNBC, Pokémon, and WestJet—and a year older than Google. Back then Jean Chrétien & Bill Clinton were in office, the first DVD players were released in Japan, and Dolly the Sheep was cloned. Celine Dion's Because You Loved Me topped the Billboard charts, and The English Patient won the Academy Award.