WINNIPEG — The University of Manitoba hosted its largest medical school convocation in its history on Thursday.
After 1,350 days of school, 113 graduates took on the title of Medical Doctor (MD).
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Once the ceremony is over, residency training begins. The university says 65 per cent of the class, will be staying to work in Manitoba.
Thirty-four students will be doing residencies in family medicine in Manitoba. Of those, six will be in northern and remote locations and 12 in rural parts of the province.
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