DGHS during Rx 2000 was Lise Mathieu...who was not a doc, but HSO via RN IIRC. The "Surgeon General" was Scott Cameron, a mere Colonel then...whose 4 rings stacked up were as tall as he was.
Much like in civilian health care, many health care admin positions are/were RN's or other non...
It also has a lot to do with the fact that they (at GoC, Ministerial and CFHS command levels) decided to divest us of our CF hospital system, such that if nurses want to actually nurse, they need to do a specialty prost grad like Mental Health, ICU, OR, Public Health or NP or go the HSO route if...
Succinctly, if we want to keep a fully public system like we have, the provinces and the feds need to come together, take control of and tap all available resources, devise a national/portable licensing system, decrease amount of layers of admin to increase operator numbers, including I think...
While I understand the frustration, obviously there needs to be good background investigations done, which get harder if the educational documents aren't in English or French. There are folks out there like this creature...
Irony is I'm seriously looking at going back to either full time FM or a hybrid of FM/acute care stuff...still waiting to flesh some details of that out. There is a specialty position at HSC that has been up for sale for several weeks I might consider as well that's straight days. Today at work...
We have similar folks here in Manitoba called "Clinical Assistants" - they're all Foreign Medical Grads, many of whom are attempting to get lincensure in Canada. They're legally recognized (as are Physician Assistantslike myself and a few others here) as a Regulated Health Profession under The...
My doc this morning is a refugee from the Lower Mainland - couldn't get a family med job there as the BC gov't seems to have a hard on against family MD's lately. Frig, we've been trying to get PA's into BC for as long as I've been one -at least 14 years - gov't pats on the head, with one hand...
People are using them for primary care reasons most likely - often means that if they've just lost a family doc, they have a shopping list of problems, or they might be there for driver/employment medicals, which take substantially longer if you don't know the person or have records on them, a...
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