CBC reports provinces recruiting U.S. health workers to fill shortages
1 Sep 13 · 11d ago · 5 posts · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
CBC reports that several Canadian provinces are actively recruiting health-care professionals from the United States to address shortages of nurses, physicians, and other workers. The recruitment efforts are described as successful.
“With shortages of nurses, physicians and other health workers, some provinces are actively recruiting U.S. health-care professionals — and they're getting results.”
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So you can thank little donnie and the RW # gop for the falling level of US healthcare. A country that elects a government that doesn’t believe in science shouldn’t be surprised when professionals leave. The fascist anti immigrant stance and open corruption just makes it easier for professionals to leave. Endless war, high cost of living and…
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I agree re national standards But there are lots of things happening in BC and AB that are very concerning for other provinces. Did you read the linked articles I posted above from the CBC? Foreign trained nurses are credentialing in Alberta which has a low regulatory bar. They’re then practicing in other Canadian jurisdictions and getting in over…
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Isn't it the province that set the number of spots in medical school? Why can't they build process to ramp up number of medical school graduates? I know there's residency spot choke point, but province is literally in control of every single hospitals too. So there should be a way for them to relieve the choke point and graduate more doctors…
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It's another issue that our constitution shoots us in the foot. As provincial jurisdiction, work regulations and healthcare are a mishmash across the country.
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