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Expanding physician training across Alberta - Vimarsana News

Expanding physician training across Alberta

Alberta’s government is investing $224.8 million through Budget 2024 to help train more physicians in rural areas.

Source: alberta.ca
Peach State Health Plan and the Centene Foundation Announce $2.2 Million Commitment to Augusta University - Vimarsana News

Peach State Health Plan and the Centene Foundation Announce $2.2 Million Commitment to Augusta University

Funding will support expansion of programs that work to place physicians and dentists in rural parts of Georgia ATLANTA, Jan. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Peach State Health Plan, a care...

Doctor took $100K loan to work in northern Manitoba town, left before contract was up: court documents - Vimarsana News

Doctor took $100K loan to work in northern Manitoba town, left before contract was up: court documents

A family doctor recruited to work for a decade in the northern Manitoba community of The Pas left after just 16 months and is now refusing and/or neglecting to repay a $100,000 interest-free loan, according to documents filed in court.

Source: cbc.ca
College of Family Physicians backs down on 3rd year of training amid outcry - Vimarsana News

College of Family Physicians backs down on 3rd year of training amid outcry

Decision comes after family doctors vote overwhelmingly against extending training

College of Family Physicians backs down on third year of training amid outcry - Vimarsana News

College of Family Physicians backs down on third year of training amid outcry

The accreditation body says it has heard the concerns of doctors across the country who opposed plans to require a third year of training for family physicians, originally scheduled to start in 2027.

Source: cbc.ca