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Discrimination in Healthcare: What International Medical Graduates Face in Canada and How to Navigate It

Discrimination in healthcare affects International Medical Graduates in Canada through both systemic barriers and individual bias, but understanding these challenges and your legal protections puts you in a stronger position to advocate for yourself and build a successful medical career.
The reality is straightforward: IMGs face obstacles that Canadian-trained physicians don’t encounter. These range from credential recognition delays and limited residency positions to workplace assumptions about competence based on …