Yup. And it's been very successful from what I hear. I personally don't ever want to set foot in an ICU area but people are different. RAH is a destination delivery hospital for high risk...
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You also have to realize that just because a job is posted doesn't mean it will be filled. I know of several people of who have applied for postings as internal applicants only to have the posting...
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You just have to apply everywhere. Cast the net widely and not be picky. LTC is just as competitive and they are looking for people who want to be there, not those who "are willing to work there"...
Staff burnout? My health authority is seeing a demand for 8s. The rotations changed and the long stretches of time off disappeared. The young ones have children and can't find
Fiona59 replied to Canadiangirl94's topic in Canada
The new AHS board clearly states which positions are for internal applicants. It's most of them. It's a hard market. I know people who applied for over 150 positions and finally gotten an interview....
Every intake is different. I've never met anyone who got in with omly 65%. I've heard some years it's been 85+. You won't know until the acceptance letters are
Hard to get jobs in Endo. Usually goes by seniority due to the rotations. Most are scheduled and are M-F and don't run later than 1900hrs. The need to work every other weekend is minimal. Having...
Rooming in with Mum is the norm in my area. Nursery Nurses gave the first bath, monitored babes who's Mum's were off unit for tests or to smoke (don't be judgmental), or were just plain exhausted....
The provinces and territories still pay for out of country care if there are no beds available. A while back the NICUs were full and babe and parents went South and the government paid their living...
Dear Operations: I see you have edited your original post. You called me out for not having "RN" behind my name. So let me enlighten you. I have a BA, and completed PN course of two years (the...
You don't understand why universal healthcare was set up, do you? Hips fractures are emergent and performed STAT in my province. Electives usually within 6-9 months. Pay to jump the queue, have...
The OP hasn't posted since 2014. Ontario's job market is terrible (as is most of Canada's) right now. Local new grads are taking anywhere from eight months to two years to find
Only if you don't have complications. I truly believe if the province is expected to pay to fix your elective surgery done out of country/province, you should be billed for it. A knee replacement in...
I work in Canada and it's not uncommon for us to fix the mess made by foreign surgeons. We have people who don't want to follow the rules and procedures to qualify for bariatric surgery. They fly...