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Internationally Trained Medical Doctors

May 14, 2020
Commentary/Top Stories

Are Canadians Truly ‘In It Together’?

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on the marginalized, under-served, and those with pre-existing vulnerabilities who lack the tools to weather

May 11, 2020
Health/News/Top Stories

Research Shows Canada Has Overlooked Immigrant Doctors

The level of care provided by internationally-trained or immigrant physicians is roughly equal to that provided by Canadian-born or American-born physicians, says

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May 5, 2020
Commentary/Health/Top Stories

All Hands on Deck: It’s Time to Allow Internationally-Trained Physicians to Join the Fight

We’re asking our internationally-trained doctors to risk their lives during this crisis. The least we can do is offer them a stable

May 1, 2020
Health/News/Top Stories

Retired and Re-deployed Doctors Pitch In During COVID-19 Pandemic

With the explosion in the number of COVID-19 cases, Canadian provinces are recruiting retired doctors and redeploying healthcare practitioners. Webinars organized by

January 12, 2016
Education

Bridging Programs Speed Up Entry to Job Market

Bridging programs are giving newcomers an opportunity to gain new skills and integrate more easily into the Canadian job market.  Kamo Mailyan

June 5, 2015
Education

Tackling the Grim Prospects for Foreign-trained Physicians

Mohammad Shahadat Hossain is the kind of person who doesn’t just have a plan B, he has a plan C as well. In

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