Survey to seek the opinion of the candidates of BC election about the prejudice that immigrant physicians face

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Dear Candidate,

The immigrant physicians and the immigrant communities they come from would appreciate your opinion about one of their serious concerns before they go to polling stations in BC on Oct. 24, 2020.

The following survey includes 4 questions apart from your identifying information and should not take more than 5 minutes of your time. Your opinion will be provided to our communities. You will have options to present your ideas to our virtual Town Hall and/or have your opinion published on our website as well.

Your email will be kept confidential and you will have an option to receive a copy of your response by email.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at info@canadianonpaper.com

Thank you for your time in advance.

Kind regards,

The Canadian On Paper Society for Immigrant Physicians Society team
canadianonpaper.com

1. Even after international medical graduates prove their credentials and pass the mandatory exams to prove they have the necessary knowledge and skills, the Ministry of Health denies them access to 84% of the jobs (resident physician jobs) that are necessary to become licensed as doctors. Do you view this as an unfair process that immigrant physicians face? *

Yes

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