RICHMOND, B.C.
— A series of new measures to bring more internationally trained doctors to British Columbia represent significant changes that will make a difference in the lives of people receiving primary care, Health Minister Adrian Dix said Sunday.
In response, he said B.C. is taking action to get more internationally trained doctors "off the sidelines and into clinics, where they're so desperately needed." In another change, Eby said international medical graduates who are not eligible to be fully or provisionally licensed in B.C. may now be eligible for a new "associate physician" class of registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C.
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