Hi! 🙂 I’m Lisa T. and I work as an S-LP here in Montreal.
In April, Tod Maffin invited American healthcare workers to visit and hundreds came.
Some have expressed a desire to come to Montreal, which surprised me because you must be able to speak French to work here. But don’t worry, the Government of Québec gives free French classes (once you’re here) and McGill University also helps out.
Now, many of us around the country are trying to recruit healthcare workers to Canada. [read news article]
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Step 5: You’re here! Now what?
Once or twice a week, we interview local healthcare providers and subject experts to help you get answers to common questions you have. Here are some of those past sessions:
Confused by PNP vs CUMSA, or EE vs RCIC? We gotchu. Here’s a glossary of the most common terms you might run across:
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Yes! And we can help!
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https://youtu.be/9k7OUowPPMQ?si=0uOgn-KjwsnlqH4d
https://youtu.be/ivBBQ5625lw?si=usg5JtYU4CMNuKeS
In Canada, diversity isn't just tolerated — it's celebrated.
You can marry who you love, practice your faith, and express yourself without fear.
Our public healthcare system ensures that no one goes bankrupt from a broken leg or a chronic condition.
And our political climate, while imperfect, remains rooted in civility and a general sense of decency.
(Also, we believe in vaccines and science.)
If you’re looking for a place where your rights matter, where your kids can grow up safe, and where compassion still has a seat at the table — come north.
You’ll like it here.
Tod and Jocelyn 🙂
P.S. You can reach us here