Internationally Trained Physicians Access Coalition is an alliance of organizations of ITPs in Canada, as well as groups and organizations providing support.
We are officially on Twitter - we are a coalition of orgs representing thousands of internationally trained physicians (#IMGs) in Canada, advocating for solutions to rebuild the health workforce. https://t.co/H5kpxpE5TA @WESCanada@cpso_ca@Royal_College@ONThealth@CMA_Docs
ITPO has been hosting webinars to gear up for the CaRMS 2025 cycle through our "Cracking the CaRMS" series. If you weren’t able to join us live, you can find all the recorded sessions on our website https://t.co/7ospnSWlqe
"Family doctor shortage affects every region and is getting worse, Ontario Medical Association says" (CBC Jan 2024). Internationally Trained Doctors waiting to get Residency spots to practice. @ONThealth@CPSO@OntarioCollege@WESCanada
"Half a million people in Toronto don't have a family doctor, Ontario College of Family Physicians says number could reach nearly 1 million by 2026" (CBC Mar 2024). Time to improve measures to integrate Internationally Trained Physicians. @ONThealth@cpso_ca@OntarioCollege
Family Doctors are highly valued. Family doctors provide 49% of hospital-based assessments, 47% of all psychotherapy and counselling services, 47% of surgical assistance and 34% of obstetric deliveries. Let’s celebrate family doctors and the important work they do. #WFDD2024
Yes, Family Doctors are a necessity. Many Canadian do not have access to them. Many internationally Trained Doctors (ITPs) are waiting to get into residency after passing required exams. It is time to increase the residency opportunities for ITPs. @ONThealth@cpso_ca@WESCanada
The care family doctors provide is essential. Family doctors know their patients and their health histories. They help patients navigate their care through every step and every stage of life. Family doctors are not a luxury – they are a necessity. #WorldFamilyDoctorDay
May 19 is World Family Doctor Day. Family doctors are the foundation of our healthcare system and should be recognized and valued for the significant role they play in helping to keep Ontarians healthy. #WorldFamilyDoctorDay
Family doctors are the backbone of the health care system and leaders in primary care. They provide 52% of all medical services in Canada and are integral to ensuring patients have continuity of care for better health outcomes. Let’s celebrate them on #WFDD2024
Join us for a special session on Digital Health with Dr. Abbas Zavar, MD, MPH, MHI.
Online via Zoom on May 30, 5PM-7PM.
Register now: https://t.co/k56ReLrP2l
For assistance, email: [email protected]
Yes, it is time to act. Internationally Trained Doctors are with the people of Ontario. They are here to serve and contribute their knowledge, skills and experience. It is time to be more proactive to integrate them into the Healthcare Sector. @ONThealth@cpso_ca@WESCanada
Family doctors are speaking out.
The time to act is now before they vanish forever.
Everyone in Ontario deserves access to a family doctor.
Like and repost if you agree. #Onhealth
After the interviews, it's time to reassess your preferences and finalize your rank order list.
Ensure you're comfortable with the order, as this will determine the likelihood of matching with your preferred programs
Best of luck as you navigate this important phase! #CaRMS2024
Yes, we need solutions now! Internationally Trained Doctors would like to be part of solutions that facilitates seamless pathways to their practice to serve Canadians on time. https://t.co/H5kpxpDy42 @OntariosDoctors@ONThealth@WESCanada @AFMC_e @cpso_ca@CFPC_e@GovCanHealth
We need action. We need it now.
One-year post-major health investment, Canada's health systems still face critical challenges. Over 6 million lack primary care, wait times persist, and providers #burnout. Read our joint statement with @CFPC_e: https://t.co/d8Mg4lq2s6
#StopWaiting
Internationally Trained Physicians (ITPs) are waiting to serve the people of Ontario and Canada. It is time for stakeholders to be more proactive and take steps that would facilitate the labour market integration of ITPs with ease. @ONThealth@cpso_ca@CMA_Docs
ITPO is proud to collaborate with N4!
Our very own Chair & Vice chair Dr. Makini McGuire-Brown and Dr. Joanna Walters will discuss "The Internationally Trained Physician (ITP) Licensure Journey: What's New and the Importance of Advocacy"
Register now! https://t.co/CFxfjnCPcY
Political leaders have been appropriately focused on housing & inflation during an already profound #CDNhealth crisis. Canadians are struggling with #AccessToCare they need and, collectively, these challenges leave health/wellness of far too many at risk.
https://t.co/qpKUaYseNO
Tomorrow! #freeworkshop for newcomers
When: Thursdays, September 7thto 28th, 6:00pm – 7:30pm - Food is provided!
Where: Suite 208, AccessPoint on Jane
To Register: Scan QR code on the flyer or text 647-615-3795
#mentalhealth#stress#burnout#selfcare
Where there is a will, there is a way! It is time to act together to rebuild the healthcare system. Internationally Trained Physicians are waiting to join hands to strengthen the system. https://t.co/H5kpxpDy42 @OntariosDoctors@ONThealth@GovCanHealth@WESCanada@CMA_Docs
The MCC offers a suite of preparatory products for candidates challenging the #MCCQEPartI, with no repeated questions between products. Over 800 unique high-quality questions and answers are available to help you prepare.
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#MCCExamReady#MCCQE#MedEd
How do Canadian provinces support Internationally Educated Health Professionals (IEHP) to address labour shortages? WES keeps a current list of policies that @StatCan_eng recently referred to in its report on IEHP’s work status in Canada.
Read the scan: https://t.co/WNCOhu0wD6
Can skilled immigrants help Canada's housing crisis? Tradespeople such as carpenters, plumbers and welders now have a separate stream of entry to immigrate to Canada as of this month.
Read the @globalnews piece: https://t.co/JP5GeYzVv5