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The Island Medical Program at the University of Victoria is a program created by the province, aiming to increase the number of new physicians on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. The University of British Columbia's Faculty of Medicine, in collaboration with the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), the University of Victoria (UVic) and the provincial government, launched its innovative, distributed medical education program in September 2004. Medical training in BC is now distributed across four sites: the Island Medical Program (IMP) at UVic, the Northern Medical Program (NMP) at UNBC, the Southern Medical Program (SMP) at UBCO, and the Vancouver-Fraser Medical Program (VFMP) at UBC. IMP students are based in the Medical Sciences Building at UVic. Students at all four sites (IMP, NMP, SMP, and VFMP) follow identical curriculum and are linked through sophisticated audiovisual and e-learning technology for simultaneous, interactive learning. All students in the IMP are registered with the UBC Faculty of Medicine and thus will receive UBC degrees. While at UVic, students in the IMP have affiliate status, granting them access to all services provided to any UVic student. IMP students spend the first four months of their MD program at UBC in Vancouver and then move to Victoria to complete their degree requirements. During the more clinical third and fourth years of the program, students have the opportunity to spend a significant amount of time in hospital and community-based clinical settings within the Vancouver Island Health Authority. After successfully completing the four-year MD undergraduate program, graduates enter residency training across Canada and beyond in one of over 50 specialty areas. Post-graduate training ranges from two to six years. All applications for the Island Medical Program are processed by the UBC MD Undergraduate Program Admissions office. Currently, thirty-two students are accepted into the IMP annually. IMP is linked with other health science programs offered at University of Victoria: Nursing Social Work Psychology Health Information Science Centre on Aging Centre for Addictions Research of British Columbia Centre for Biomedical Research Admissions targets for the combined programs: 200 in 2004, VFMP: 152 IMP: 24 NMP: 24 224 in 2005, VFMP: 176 IMP: 24 NMP: 24 256 in 2007, VFMP: 192 IMP: 32 NMP: 32 288 in 2011, VFMP: 192 IMP: 32 NMP: 32 SMP: 32 The program consists of four years of studies: Year 1 and 2 - general sciences or Foundations of Medicine. All first year medical students (VFMP, IMP, NMP, SMP) attend their first term of studies at UBC in Vancouver. Year 3 and 4 - Clinical Year 4 - advanced clerkship, residency and Resident Matching Service (CaRMs) match ^ B.C. Is Investing To Boost Future Doctor Supply