‘Trump’s loss is B.C.’s gain’: Province has registered more than 100 U.S. nurses since April

More Than 100 US Nurses Recruited to Work in BC Since April: Eby

B.C. Premier David Eby says the province’s efforts to recruit nurses from the United States have led to more than 100 individuals being approved to practice in the province since April. The province has been working with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) to cut down the time it takes for U.S. nurses to be accredited in the province, Eby said during a May 12 news conference. “In early April, we made significant changes to how American…

B.C.’s efforts to attract American nurses paying off with more than 100 registered available to work, Premier says

David Eby said the province is taking advantage of an opportunity created by the shift in U.S. politics to lure health care workers

Eby makes pitch to American nurses, saying Trump's loss is B.C.'s gain

Uncertainty in the United States under the administration of President Donald Trump means opportunities for British Columbia as it seeks to recruit much-needed nurses, Premier David Eby said.

127% increase in applications for U.S.-trained nurses coming to B.C.: Ministry

B.C. planning a campaign targeting health-care workers in Washington, Oregon, select California cities

‘Trump’s loss is B.C.’s gain’: Province has registered more than 100 U.S. nurses since April

The B.C. government says political turmoil south of the border is helping lure health-care workers from the U.S. to Canada, adding much-needed numbers to the struggling medical system.

B.C. makes it easier, quicker for U.S. nurses to work in province

VICTORIA -- British Columbia says it has shortened the length of time it takes for an American nurse to register to work in the province from months to just a few days, in an effort to lure more nurses north.