Many American-trained physicians have asked us how they can live abroad and practice medicine in English. After reviewing the Ultimate Guide Series created by our members, here is a list of 11 places where you can practice clinical medicine, in English. Some are...
Canada has a publicly-funded healthcare system, in which roles and responsibilities are divided between the federal, territorial, and provincial governments. The ‘Canada Health Act’ outlines the basic foundations for healthcare across the country, but the operational...
This week, Dr. Everett Fuller shares his narrative about his journey to Nova Scotia, Canada. In our next post, he will outline the process of licensure, finding a job, and immigrating to Canada. This is the latest chapter in the life of a nomad. I grew up in a...
Canada is one of the best countries to live in, with a great quality of life, and ranks highly on the global peace index. Understandably, many American physicians consider moving to and practicing medicine in Canada. Some provinces such as Ontario allow you to work...
Universal healthcare coverage, paid parental leave, and a great quality of life entice many American doctors to consider practicing medicine in Canada. The criteria for medical licensure/registration in Canada is unique to each province, specialty or subspecialty,...
Interested in practicing medicine in Ontario? Here is a province-specific spotlight. We will review medical registration/licensure, finding a job, and immigration. For general information, read Practicing in Canada: A General Fact Sheet. Registration/Medical Licensure...
British Columbia, sandwiched between the Pacific Ocean and the Canadian Rocky Mountains, is any outdoor adventurer’s dream. In this province spotlight, we review medical registration/licensure, finding a job, and immigration. For general information on practicing...
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