Retired RN with OR background & was in a clinical value analysis position for ten years before retiring.
I’d be willing to fill any role in or near Victoria as we have Canadian friends there.
🇨🇦 Immigration Canada just opened a new method called Express Entry. It’s for those wishing to come to 🇨🇦 quickly. The process is online and will outline qualifications and then get you started on the process step by step.
Good luck. 😊
Canada has a high standard of living with a good social safety net. Yes, the cost of living is high in some parts of Canada, like Vancouver and Toronto. You need a good income to live there.
I do live here and big cities are expensive but our physicians seem to live rather comfortably and the majority of the country is made up of small and medium size cities that are half the cost or less for housing.
They are, however, very over worked due to the shortages.
Maybe a steep cut in pay, but Canadians are not as litigious & our healthcare system allows medical professionals to actually care for & make decisions that are best for individuals, not what some insurance company decides to cover 🇨🇦😎💖
Health care professionals live a very comfortable life in Canada. We have a good education system and crime is significantly lower compared to the USA.
I'm an RN and LMT in WA state. I've heard that transitions to Canadian licenses for those two are particularly hard. Is there something new in the works?
Hmmm *ponders future life in the new greatest country on Earth: Canada*
They really could just accept all the educated American refugees and instantly up their status to #1 Superpower, especially as the US burns down in the fire sale.
ASHA-certified (reciprocal w/ SAC) speech-language pathologist here. Licensed in NV & CA. Would love to support First Nations and/or other underserved communities!
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I’d be willing to fill any role in or near Victoria as we have Canadian friends there.
Thank you!
Good luck. 😊
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry.html
They are, however, very over worked due to the shortages.
https://archive.news.gov.bc.ca/releases/news_releases_2024-2028/2025HLTH0013-000194.htm
But worth bookmarking the government website because there’s a lot of churn in the system right now.
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/internationally-educated-health-professionals-canada.html
They really could just accept all the educated American refugees and instantly up their status to #1 Superpower, especially as the US burns down in the fire sale.
I am interested in how licensing to practice would be implemented.