DOCTOR JOBS IN ONTARIO

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Ontario's cities have become hubs for global talents, with Toronto being considered the most diverse city in the world. Over half of its 3 million population is made up of people who were born outside of Canada, and over 180 languages are spoken here. According to Statista, Ontario is experiencing an upward trend in population growth, with a current population of almost 16 million and growing by 114,225 people in just one quarter. With population growth comes the need for access to more healthcare providers.

Recently, analytics have shown a possibility that in 2024, around 2.3 million Ontarians will not have access to family doctors. However, the province is home to more than 400 hospitals, which is over 40% of all hospitals in Canada. The employment demand for medical professionals and family physicians in Ontario is booming with job offers, especially since many baby-boomer generation doctors are planning to retire.

Overall, Ontario presents doctors with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build a balanced life, achieve professional goals, and enjoy a substantially higher quality of living.

Featured Physician Jobs in Ontario

FEATURED JOB: ID 1264
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Full-Time & Well-Paid Family Physician Position in Kinmount, ON
Family Medicine
Kinmount, Ontario
Long Term
FEATURED JOB: ID 1998
Great opportunity in Toronto, Optionally for Foreign Doctor (LMIA provided)
Family Medicine
Toronto, Ontario
Long Term
FEATURED JOB: ID 2102
IMG SUPPORT
Family Physician Opportunity in Large FHT Clinic in Ottawa. ON
Family Medicine
Ottawa, Ontario
Long Term
FEATURED JOB: ID 2140
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Opening in the GTA Clinic
Psychiatry
Oshawa, Ontario
Long Term

Currently Available Doctors Positions in Ontario

$113K in Combined Incentives, Immediate Patient Base, and Supportive Colleagues! (with pics)
Family Medicine
Kinmount, Ontario
Long Term
Oct 17, 2024
IMG SUPPORT AVAILABLE / Job ID: 1264 $113K in Combined Incentives, Immediate Patient Base, and Supportive Colleagues! (with pics) Job Details: Our client in Kinmount, Ontario is looking for additional full-time Family Physicians to join their team. This is a thriving clinic located in Ontario’s beautiful cottage country. Hours are flexible with 40 hours per week to qualify for the Northern and Rural Recruitment and Retention Initiative (NRRRI) which is $88,000 paid over 4 years. Payment structure is fee-for-service (Comprehensive Care Model - CCM Model). Offices and examination rooms are fully equipped and Telus Practice Solutions EMR is used. Overhead split is typically a competitive 80/20, and the range of potential annual earnings depending on patients seen is $275,000-$350,000.  Recently hired a UK Physician who is happy to provide the incoming colleague advice and share his experience in relocating and working in Kinmount.  General Practitioners and Family Physicians perform the following duties dependent on qualifications and interest: •    Examine patients and take their histories, order laboratory tests, X-rays and other diagnostic procedures and consult with other medical practitioners to evaluate patients' physical and mental health •    Prescribe and administer medications and treatments •    Perform and assist in routine surgery •    Provide emergency care •    Provide acute care management •    Vaccinate patients to prevent and treat diseases •    Deliver babies and provide pre-natal and post-natal care •    Advise patients and their families on health care including health promotion, disease, illness and accident prevention •    Provide counselling and support to patients and their families on a wide range of health and lifestyle issues •    Perform patient advocacy role •    Co-ordinate or manage primary patient care •    Provide continuous care to patients •    Supervise home care services •    Report births, deaths, and contagious and other diseases to governmental authorities. Benefits to You •    $25,000 incentive provided over 2 years by the local Health Services Foundation •    Physicians may apply for the NRRRI which provides more than $88,000, paid over 4 years for a 4 year commitment •    Potential for further community-sponsored financial incentives •    An immediate patient base •    Flexible hours •    Low overhead costs •    Inter-professional team support via onsite phlebotomy, pharmacist, physiotherapist, foot care, dental hygiene •    Well-respected and supportive colleagues and staff •    The health centre features a modern and well-equipped physiotherapy room, an onsite pharmacy staffed with professionals, a specimen collection lab, a bright, roomy reception area, and meeting rooms •    Ongoing community support A Great Place to Work •    The health centre is over 650 square meters (7,000 square feet) and includes offices and examination rooms to accommodate three doctors •    Offices and examination rooms are fully equipped – capital expenses are funded through the Health Services Foundation •    The Health Centre is currently home to one full-time family physician with over 20 years experience and one part-time doctor •    An immediate patient base awaits the new incoming doctor •    Flexibility in size of practice and patient load can be arranged to accommodate physician’s preferences Work Setting •    A fully-equipped facility in Kinmount  •    A modern, fully equipped procedure room is available onsite for use by medical staff for minor surgical procedures (e.g. excision of skin lesions), diagnostic purposes, musculoskeletal joint and soft tissue injections, and coil and implant insertions •    Low overhead costs are shared by physicians; the overhead split is typically 20% to cover all physician commitments. Kinmount & District -  A Great Place to Live •    Friendly and welcoming community •    Fresh country air and scenic natural environment •    Good roads, little traffic, ample free parking  •    A variety of excellent housing and land opportunities •    Four-season outdoor recreation, including boating, cycling, hiking, golf, skiing, snowmobiling, hockey, curling, snowshoeing, fishing and more •    Easy access to indoor recreation centres, clubs, services, and cultural activities, including places of worship, schools, shopping, and the arts Kinmount is located in the heart of the Kawartha Lakes, a two hour drive north-east of Toronto. This area is a very popular tourist destination with its myriad of outdoor activities. Requirements:  •       Postgraduate training from Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia or USA •       Eligible for certification by the College of Family Physicians Canada (CFPC) •       Eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)    
Cardiologist for Network of GTA Clinics
Internal Medicine
Toronto, Ontario
Long Term
Oct 15, 2024
IMG SUPPORT AVAILABLE / Job ID: 1985 Cardiologist for Network of GTA Clinics  Job Details: Our client in Toronto, Ontario is looking for a full-time and/or part-time Cardiologist to join their Community Health Centre. The incoming physician will work as a solo practice within the physician team. Duties include providing cardiac consultation services for new patients and follow ups, and interpreting cardiac imaging studies for referred patients. Ability to read cardiac imaging (e.g. Echo, Stress Echo, Holter, ECG, ABPM, etc.) is a requirement. Hours of work are 8am-4pm or 8:30-4:30pm, with occasional Saturdays, no call. The clinic uses Oscar EMR, Philips Xcelera/ISCV for Cardiac imaging reporting, and offers billing support. Payment structure is fee-for-service, split arrangement is 80/20, which covers all administrative and IT costs - no additional costs to physician. The range of potential annual earnings is $300,000-$500,000. Additional incentives can be discussed with interested physicians. Clinic Details: The client has three locations in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The main location has 7 physician offices, 5 echo rooms, nuclear imaging, 3 stress areas, and full administrative staff complement. The other two clinic locations have fewer physician offices but have the same full complement of modalities and administrative support. The catchment area is east Toronto (Scarborough) as well as the Durham region (Ajax/Pickering), all with varied demographics. Requirements:  •    Eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)  •    Eligible for certification from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC)  •    Specialist training from Canada, USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, and UK  
LMIA Available at Busy Downtown Practice/ Walk in Clinic
Family Medicine
Toronto, Ontario
Long Term
Oct 8, 2024
IMG SUPPORT AVAILABLE / Job ID: 2289  LMIA Available at Busy Downtown Practice/ Walk in Clinic  Job Details: Our client in Toronto, Ontario is looking for a full-time and/or part-time Family Physician to join their Family Practice/Walk-in clinic. The incoming physician will join a compassionate team who are focused on offering patient-centred care. They will manage a panel of patients and see walk in patients if required. The two walk in doctors, have been practicing in the clinic for 15 years and will be retiring, with more than 25,000 charts ready to be delivered. There is one family doctor continuing to work there with her own 5000 patient roster. Hours of work are Monday-Friday 9am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4:30pm and Sunday 10am-6pm. A 3 year minimum contract is required. .  The clinic uses Telus EMR, and offers billing support. Payment structure is fee-for-service or Longitudinal Payment Model. The LFP is a blended model to support physicians in family practice who provide longitudinal family medicine care. The split arrangement is 75/25, and the range of potential full-time annual earnings is $450,000-$550,000. Incentives Available to the Physician: LMIA Available.  Clinic Details: The clinic has been open since 2009, offering expert medical care with 2 receptionists working there. The clinic is open Monday-Friday 9am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4:30pm and Sunday 10am-6pm. There is 1 family physician currently working at the clinic. The clinic is centrally located, in the heart of Toronto, a very accessible location situated close to popular restaurants and the hospital.   Requirements: •   Postgraduate training from Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, or USA  •   Eligible for certification by the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC)  •   Eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)    
No Overheads, $8K Relocation Bonus & LMIA Available at Family Practice/Walk-in Clinic
Family Medicine
Windsor, Ontario
Long Term
Sep 12, 2024
IMG SUPPORT AVAILABLE / Job ID: 2286   No Overheads, $8K Relocation Bonus & LMIA Available at Family Practice/Walk-in Clinic  Job Details: Our client in Windsor, Ontario is looking for a full-time and/or part-time Family Physician to join their Family Practice/Walk-in clinic. LMIA available (document needed for a work permit). This is a dense patient population with high demand for family physicians and walk-in services. The incoming physician's responsibilities will be primary care and walk in services. Experience with Walk In/ Urgent Care services is preferred. Locum opportunity is available with part-time or full-time with specific hours preferred. The incoming physician is expected to work a minimum of 20 hours per week. Flexible schedule available. The clinic offers billing support. Payment structure is fee-for-service, there is no rent or building related expenses, MOA support will be provided for Walk-In or Urgent Care service provider. The range of potential full-time annual earnings is $200,000-$350,000.   Incentives Available to the Physician:  Incentives for Full-time positions available. No Overheads, $8K Relocation Allowance and LMIA available. Clinic Details: The clinic has a reception, office, 4 exam rooms, 2 washrooms, ample parking with on-site pharmacy, located in Central Windsor. There are currently no family physicians working in the clinic.   Requirements:  •    Postgraduate training from Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, or USA  •    Eligible for certification by the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC)  •    Eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)    
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Living in Ontario

Ontario is a popular destination for healthcare professionals who are looking to level up their lifestyle with numerous attractions, such as Niagara Falls, beautiful provincial parks, and four of the five Great Lakes. The major cities of Ottawa and Toronto offer historical heritage and amazing museums. Additionally, Ontario has an outstanding infrastructure for recreation and sports, including Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre, 841 golf clubs, and hundreds of leisure centers with swimming pools, hockey rinks, and a variety of sports facilities under one roof. There are even casinos available for entertainment.

The province has major cities like the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa, as well as smaller cities such as London, Windsor, and Hamilton, in addition to beautiful rural locations across the province, which provide many living options for a healthy work-life balance.

Although the cost of living in Ontario is higher than in other Canadian provinces, the opportunities for career growth, education, business development, and discovery make it an attractive destination for talented professionals. The province has a favorable climate, 48 airports, and numerous tax credits and benefits that reduce tax pressure.

Key facts about Ontario to consider for your relocation:

  • Ontario's budget for 2024 includes $546 million over three years, intending to connect an additional 600,000 people to primary health teams (composed of family doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, social workers, dieticians, and health professionals).

  • The province has 48 airports, including the biggest international airport across the East Coast, Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) offers direct and convenient flights to other provinces, daily flights to Ireland, UK, Europe, US, and other international destinations.

  • The population of Ontario reached 15.61 million people by the end of 2023, currently growing at a record-setting pace.

  • GST tax in Ontario (HST) 13%

  • Ontario offers 23 provincial universities and hundreds of prestigious colleges, making this an ideal province with educational opportunities for physicians and families.

  • Ontario borders on the US with access to 14 road border crossings including the Buffalo- Niagara Falls, which is a 2 hour drive from Toronto into New York State, US

Learn more about Ontario medical job opportunities and some revealing facts : https://physiciansforyou.com/canada/canada-healthcare-articles/interview-with-david-common-toronto-s-cbc-metro-morning-host.html

Ontario Fun Facts and Interesting Features

Pick your Destination for Convenient Flights

Ontario’s major cities such as Toronto, Ottawa and Hamilton all have airports that offer direct flights, and often reasonable flights and package deals to the UK, Europe and the USA. Additionally, you can be taking in the sights of New York in less than 2 hours or visit Boston and Chicago and when you fancy a little sun and some beach time you are just a 3.5 hour flight from the Bahamas, Cuba and Jamaica. There are plenty of options to choose from!

Canada’s Second Largest Province

Ontario is the second largest Canadian province and covers more than 1 million square kilometers (approximately 415,000 square miles). Remarkably, it's bigger than France and Spain combined. The only regions that exceed its size are Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.

Most Populous Province 

Ontario has an estimated population of just under 16 million people, making up nearly 40% of Canada’s total population.

Home of Two Capital Cities

Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is renowned for its exclusive characteristics - the most well-known structure is the government buildings at Parliament Hill, right in the heart of the city. It is known as one of the most bilingual cities in the country, largely due to its closest with the province of Quebec. Moreover, Ottawa is home to the population with the highest level of education in Canada.

Toronto is among the top Multicultural and Cosmopolitan cities of the world and is the Capital of Ontario. Toronto is a booming business and financial center, a magnet for artists and cultural performers and is the largest city in Canada as well as the most populous city in the country.

Education in Ontario

Ontario has a strong education system. There are 23 public universities, 24 colleges, and more than 500 registered private career institutions. Notably, the University of Toronto is recognized as the best in Canada and ranks among the top 10 universities worldwide. Established in 1827, it is also the oldest university in the province. Colleges provide certificate programs, diplomas, and degrees, while universities focus on undergraduate and graduate degrees, along with various professional programs. For more information, visit here.

Lakes & Famous Waterfalls

Ontario is renowned for its incredible number of lakes—over 250,000 in total, holding about 20% of the world's fresh water supply. This ensures that you're always close to opportunities for swimming, water sports, or boating!

Niagara Falls is famous worldwide and stands out as one of Ontario's main attractions, featuring three breathtaking waterfalls: the American Falls, the Bridal Veil Falls, and the Horseshoe Falls.

Fruit & Veg Grown Here

Ontario is the number one producer of fruits and vegetables in Canada. The province grows a wide variety of favorable options, including peaches, nectarines, plums, apples, pears, melons, grapes, cherries, blueberries, asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, beans, eggplants, mushrooms, and many more.

Ice Wine

Ontario produces two-thirds of Canada's wine and can account for more than 90% of the country's ice wine.

Cottage Country Getaways

Many city dwellers across Ontario pack up on long weekends to enjoy their home away from home in scenic waterfront cottage country communities. The beautiful lake dotted region is a vacation home and waterfront resort paradise. Muskoka area, the Kawarthas, Haliburton, Northern Simcoe County, and the District of Parry Sound are all within 3 hours north of Toronto.

Ottawa residents escape the city and head to the stunning cottage country areas of Gatineau Park, Val-des-Monts, Vallée de la Gatineau, Rideau Valley, and Prince Edward County at the first sign of good weather, most an hour away from the city.

Home to Major Sports Teams 

Ontario is a dream come true for fans of major league sports, with many professional sporting events all year round.

Catch a glimpse of the Toronto Blue Jays stepping onto the diamond for Major League Baseball games under the retractable roof of Scotiabank Arena or join the cheers as the NBA Champions, the Toronto Raptors, deliver high-flying slam dunks during electrifying NBA matchups at the Air Canada Centre.

There is always a Saturday night Toronto Maple Leafs game — a truly Canadian experience. You can take in another NHL team, the Ottawa Senators, when they play at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa. Keep an eye on the rising hockey stars in the junior Ontario Hockey League.

Bundle up at a Toronto Argonauts or Hamilton Tiger Cats football game. Check out the Toronto Rock, a championship-winning lacrosse team. Catch a professional soccer game with Toronto FC, a club that competes in major league soccer.

There are several professional sports teams in Ottawa, fans won’t run out of games to cheer at. The Ottawa Fury FC represents Ottawa in the North American Soccer League team, while the Redblacks are the city's team in the Canadian Football League’s team

Camp X Spy School

The Camp X spy school, trained spies from 1941-1946 during the second world war. This was known as the Special Training School 103. Some of its students included Ian Fleming the creator for James Bond and the British Children’s Author Ronald Dahl.

Afterwards the site continued to operate as a spy interception station and was renamed The Oshawa Wireless Station, which ceased operations in 1969. The location is now called Intrepid Park. The building has been destroyed but you can visit the Camp X Monument which was built in 1984 to honour the school.

Hydroelectricity

40% of Ontario’s power comes from the 240 hydroelectric dams located across the province. 

CN Tower

The CN Tower in Toronto stands at 555.3m (1815ft). It used to be the world’s tallest structure until 2007 when Burj Khalifa was built in Dubai, UEA.

Learn More About Major Ontario Cities and Townships

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Ajax is a town in the eastern part of the Greater Toronto Area, located about 30 minutes from downtown Toronto. It’s proximity to the city, but quiet setting has been attracting many to the area that want to be close to everything, but still feel like they are in a rural setting. Ajax is a progressive, diverse and vibrant waterfront community that prides itself on fostering community inclusion and diversity, and having an environment friendly philosophy. 

If you are wanting to capitalize on the fact that Ajax is along the shores of Lake Ontario, there are a number of options for neighbourhoods - Duffins Bay, Discovery Bay, Clover Ridge and Pickering Beach are just some of the neighbourhoods that residents have flocked to in order to capture the views and be close to the beach. For commuters, the west side of town may be ideal to cut down travel time. The neighborhoods of South Greenwood, Duffins Crossing and Riverside are all great options. If you are wanting to be right where the action is and close to amenities then the east side of town has some great locations. The neighbourhoods of Deer Creek, Audley North or Audley South all offer easy access to shopping, restaurants and entertainment. 

For further information please check the following links:

Town of Ajax

Ajax Wikipedia

Nepean is a residential municipality of Canada’s capital city of Ottawa that was an independent city until it amalgamated with Ottawa in 2011. The population of Nepean is about 170,000, and the population of the entire city of Ottawa is 1,394,000 people. The area borders both the Ottawa and Rideau River, so there are plenty of ways to enjoy waterfront activities, and there are plenty of beautiful parks to enjoy as well. 

For further information please check the following links:

Nepean Wikipedia

Nepean Guide

Ottawa Tourism

City of Ottawa

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