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Immigrants with medical backgrounds face steep career barriers despite healthcare worker shortage - Vimarsana News

Immigrants with medical backgrounds face steep career barriers despite healthcare worker shortage

Licensing barriers keep many immigrants from re-entering the medical field, even as their skills are in high demand.

Bishopthorpe Infants and Archbishop of York executive head teacher search - Vimarsana News

Bishopthorpe Infants and Archbishop of York executive head teacher search

THE top job is up for grabs at Bishopthorpe Infants School and Archbishop of York’s CE Junior Schools.

York Archbishop and children plant Queen's Green Canopy trees - Vimarsana News

York Archbishop and children plant Queen's Green Canopy trees

SCHOOL children joined the Archbishop of York in an effort to make the world a greener place.

Pictures: Pubs in the Watford area no longer with us - Vimarsana News

Pictures: Pubs in the Watford area no longer with us

It may not really be the weather for it today but we are again able to visit a pub to have a drink outdoors after the latest easing of lockdown restrictions. The prospect of being able to go out and enjoy a drink and a socially distanced conversation may be another step towards getting back to a semblance of normality, but it also serves as another reminder of the pubs that are no longer with us. We asked members of our nostalgia Facebook group ‘We grew up in Watford’ which former pub in the area they would have visited first this week and why.

Employment barriers for highly skilled immigrants lead to 'brain waste' in Maine - Vimarsana News

Employment barriers for highly skilled immigrants lead to 'brain waste' in Maine

Employment barriers for highly skilled immigrants lead to ‘brain waste’ in Maine Hundreds of immigrants have moved to Maine in recent years, including those with expertise employers in the state desperately need. But many can't get a job in their field. Share Celia Mantovani stands outside her home in Portland on Feb. 12. Mantovani is a Brazilian psychiatrist who hasn't been able to work in her field since moving to Maine. She is one of thousands of foreign professionals struggling to use their skills in the U.S. because of education and licensing barriers. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photograp...