Fredericton's limited walk-in clinic options mean long waits for a simple doctor's note. MedLetter delivers a CPSNB physician-signed note to your inbox same day.
As New Brunswick's capital, Fredericton has a large student population at UNB and St. Thomas University, plus government workers who need documentation quickly. With only a handful of walk-in clinics serving the city, wait times regularly exceed 3 hours. For students facing exam deferrals or government employees needing absence documentation, virtual care is the practical solution.
Yes. The University of New Brunswick accepts doctor's notes from any CPSNB-registered physician for exam deferrals, academic concessions, and absence documentation. MedLetter notes meet all UNB Health Centre requirements.
MedLetter delivers within 2-4 hours. Compare that to 3+ hour waits at Fredericton walk-in clinics or the Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital ER.
Yes. All Government of New Brunswick departments and agencies accept doctor's notes from CPSNB-registered physicians. The method of consultation (virtual vs. in-person) does not affect validity.
Yes. STU accepts doctor's notes from any licensed physician for academic accommodations, exam deferrals, and medical withdrawals.
Yes. Under New Brunswick's Employment Standards Act, employees are entitled to sick leave with medical documentation from any licensed physician. CPSNB-registered physicians providing virtual care meet this requirement.