For Canadian clinics and healthcare employers

Find family physicians your job postings aren’t reaching.

Fill unused consulting capacity by reaching family physicians and specialist doctors who are open to moving to Canada.

Turn open consulting rooms into patient appointments

When patient demand grows and a family physician role stays open, clinics can lose appointment capacity and clinical revenue. Another local job posting may reach the same pool. Medica speaks to family physicians in the UK, Ireland and other markets who may consider moving for the right clinic, community and practice model.

Tell us how many sessions or physicians you need and whether the role involves building a panel, taking over an existing patient list or adding a specialist service.

Make your clinic’s opportunity easy to assess

For independent-practitioner and revenue-sharing arrangements, explain the billing model, overhead or split, patient volume, hours and team support. Show how the clinic handles administrative work and what the physician is responsible for. These details help doctors compare offers and decide whether to pursue a conversation.

Screen for fit before an introduction

From Northern Ireland, we discuss experience, preferred provinces, practice interests and relocation timing with doctors. When the requirement and the doctor’s preferences align, we seek their agreement before making an introduction. Professional licensure is province-specific, and the doctor’s pathway and work rights should be checked before agreeing a start date.

Frequently asked questions

Can my clinic consider internationally trained family physicians?

Potentially. The options depend on the province, the doctor’s training and certification, and the role. The relevant medical regulator determines eligibility and any licence conditions.

What should I include in a family physician recruitment brief?

Share the province, clinic location, patient demand, sessions, billing and overhead arrangements, clinical support and how flexible you can be on the start date.

Professional registration

Canadian medical licensing guide