US EditionLAU Family Medicine Graduates to Benefit from a Partnership With Nova Scotia
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LAU Family Medicine Graduates to Benefit from a Partnership With Nova Scotia
Addressing a shortage of primary-care providers in the Province of Nova Scotia in Canada, LAU has signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding with the province to annually sponsor two medical graduates’ residencies, their licensing exams, immigration and relocation costs, in exchange for their relocation to practice in Nova Scotia for a minimum of three years.Describing the agreement as a step toward “building a healthcare workforce with inte…
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