The Rural Continuing Medical Education (RCME) Community Program funds groups of physicians living and delivering care in eligible communities to address their collective learning needs. The program aims to improve the capacity of local health-care systems to address the needs of the community by giving physicians more control over collective learning activities, reduce the challenges of accessing funds, and improve relationships among health system partners.
The RCME Community Program includes generalists, specialists and allied health partners in CME activity to encourage inter-professional learning.
Each RSA community in the program receives funding to support collective learning needs for the community of physicians, rather than individual physicians. Individual RCME funding is also directly provided to all rural physicians to facilitate their individual learning needs.
For more information visit the RCME Community Program website.
If you would like to know what’s available to your community, or have any other questions, please contact medical staff development:
bianca.desilva@islandhealth.ca, Bianca Desilva, RCME Liaison, for more information.
- RCME Community Program Fund Eligibility Guidelines
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Guideline for communities seeking to purchase equipment through community funding
Guideline for Speaker Fees and Presenter Honorariums
- RCME Community Program Newsletters
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- CPD/CME Courses/CME Offerings Newsletters
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Ongoing Courses with the link UBC CPD Learning Activities Rural CME
- RCME Communities - Event Highlights
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- RCCbc Rural Physician Resources
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- Archived RCME Newsletters Spring 2022 - Summer 2023
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Summer 2023 CME Offerings | Newsletter
May 2023 CME Offerings | Newsletter
April 2023 CME Offerings | Newsletter
March 2023 CME Offerings | Newsletter
February 2023 CME Offerings | Newsletter
December & January 2022 - 2023 CME Offerings | Newsletter
November 2022 CME Offerings | Newsletter
October 2022 CME Offerings | Newsletter
September 2022 CME Offerings | Newsletter
June 2022 CME Offerings | Newsletter