International Medical Graduates and Homayra Ferdous

Homayra Ferdous: He is one of more than 6,000 international medical graduates in Ontario dealing with the daily frustration of knowing their chances of becoming practising doctors are slim to none. , according to Hamilton Spectator. But both Apu and his wife, Homayra Ferdous, also a medical graduate from Bangladesh, soon found the deck was stacked against them because of the limited number of international medical graduates certified annually for medical residency positions in Ontario. Anupam Apu is good enough to be an immigrant but not a doctor. The 36-year Bangladesh native thought that when he ticked the box for general physician as a preferred career on his immigration application, he would have a chance to continue in his field. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.