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$20K grant via the Dr. William S. Monk Community Health Care Development Fund, which will allow David Gravelle, MAOHT Recruiter to be well-positioned (I like the word “competitive”…he will say “collaborative”) with a travel budget to get him to important recruiting events in the U.K., Kansas City, Anaheim, the Caribbean and Ireland.

Six Queen’s University medical students toured around the district as part of the province’s Rural Ontario Medical Program. They got a hands-on look at community practices to recruit desperately needed graduates locally.

Three new international doctors could be practicing in South Muskoka late this summer or early fall.

The Practice Ready Ontario (PRO) program could bring as many as three new physicians to Muskoka as soon as this fall.

A virtual team of nurses support primary care providers in Ontario through a program called SCOPE, which stands for Seamless Care Optimising the Patient Experience.

Selling city-trained med students on a cottage country practice. That's the idea behind the Muskoka Almaguin Health Team hosting two U of T students earlier this month. We heard about how the students fared, and about how effective a recruitment tool the program might be.