The Homeopathic Medical
Council of Canada (HMCC) was established in 1995 as a self-regulatory
body for the re-emerging profession. Homeopathy is currently unregulated
in Canada and many states in the USA. Students enrolled in any one
or more of the programmes offered by the Homeopathic College of Canada
(HCC) must become student members of the HMCC.
In 1859, Homeopathy was
regulated in the province of Ontario, Canada. A homeopathic doctor
required three years of training, including medical sciences, plus
a clinical externship. The HMCC considers standards similar to those
established in 1859 as the minimum standards to be implemented in
Canada now. The HMCC accredits the professional programme offered
by Homeopathic College of Canada (the only HMCC accredited school
in Ontario) and other institutions with similar requirements nationally
and internationally. HMCC's main objectives are to regulate and standardize
the practice of Homeopathic Medicine in Canada.
Homeopathic Medical Council
March 24, 2005 20 Eglinton Ave. East , Suite 340,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4P 1A9 Tel: 416-638-HMCC (4622)
Toll Free 1-877-722-4622
Fax: 416-398-7576
For more information, please visit the HMCC Web site at: http://www.hmcc.ca
or email: admn@hmcc.ca
