Collaboration needed to get Canada’s internationally educated health professionals working in their field

Cumbersome regulatory processes require them to navigate complex, lengthy, and costly licensing requirements.

Internationally educated health-care professionals face many challenges: cultural differences, language hurdles, limited professional networks, and psycho-social challenges that come along with not being able to practice, writes Cameron Moser. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY CAMERON MOSER

June 20, 2024

Canada is grappling with a health-care human-resources crisis. We see it in overcrowded emergency departments, long wait times for surgery, and people unable to find primary care providers.

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