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Proposed B.C. change could put foreign-trained doctors to work during coronavirus pandemic
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The organization that regulates B.C.’s doctors is considering a move that could allow more foreign-trained physicians to work.
The proposed changes by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia would create a new registration class called “associate physician.” Associate physicians would have to practise under the supervision of a fully-certified doctor, would only be able to work in teams, and would not be licensed for independent practice.
The college says similar registration classes exist in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Nova Scotia. In order to qualify, applicants would need to have a medical degree, at least two years of postgraduate training in a medical or surgical specialty, and have completed Licentiate of
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