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CPSO: Thank you
Dr. Jabir Jassam says family doctors are struggling but recent CPSO policies have been a benefit.
Are we in this together?
The nursing collective is hindering the advancement of the PA profession despite irrefutable evidence of the value of PAs, says a PA student (who also has a nursing degree).

CPSO approves new policy to make it easier for internationally-trained subspecialists to set up independent practice

The college is also eliminating certain fees for residents who ‘provide additional services at Ontario hospitals.’
Use loan repayment to fund benefits for Ontario MDs

The Ontario government wants the money it lent doctors during the struggles of the pandemic back. But what is it planning to use that money for exactly?
Greenlight to moonlight: Good news for Ontario resident docs who want extra paid work

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has waived the $1,035 application fee under its Residents Working Additional Hours policy.
On embracing change

In her final blog as she begins a mat leave, Canada’s chief pharmacy officer reflects on the rapid pace of change in the profession
Ontario eases the path to practice for doctors trained in the U.S., Australia, Ireland and the U.K.

Regulatory policy changes at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario include removal of assessment and supervision requirements for doctors trained and board-certified in the U.S.
Different approaches: Three provinces strategize on drawing U.S. specialists to Canada

Alberta, Nova Scotia and Ontario are making moves to wipe out barriers to U.S.-based physicians who'd like to make the move north. But which strategies will succeed?
Doctor who put non-cancer patient through extensive chemo ordered to pay close to $73K

Dr. Akbar Nauman Khan, whose licence was revoked last year in a separate case, complained through his lawyer that the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal ‘beats out false confessions.’
The doors are opening for U.S.-trained physicians

Proposed changes to registration policies aimed at encouraging more physicians to practise in Canada.

CPSO: Thank you

Are we in this together?

CPSO approves new policy to make it easier for internationally-trained subspecialists to set up independent practice

Use loan repayment to fund benefits for Ontario MDs

Greenlight to moonlight: Good news for Ontario resident docs who want extra paid work

On embracing change

Ontario eases the path to practice for doctors trained in the U.S., Australia, Ireland and the U.K.

Different approaches: Three provinces strategize on drawing U.S. specialists to Canada

Doctor who put non-cancer patient through extensive chemo ordered to pay close to $73K

The doors are opening for U.S.-trained physicians