If you get into medical school in saskatchewan and they're ranked 10th best school out of 15 does that mean it's harder to get a job in Canada with that education? I really want to know.
I don't think so....there is such a shortage. The Wall Street Journal had an article on Canadian doctors that stated over 1/3 of all Canadian doctors, as soon as they completed their required terms of service after graduation, immediately moved to the US and set up practice...due to the disparity in incomes.
No-MDs are in huge demand in Canada, and it's not as if the patients have much choice who they get for a doctor in Canada.
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