Saskatchewan Unveils Targeted Digital Campaign to Attract U.S. Physicians
In a strategic partnership with the Saskatchewan Healthcare Recruitment Agency (SHRA), the Government of Saskatchewan launched a sophisticated digital recruitment campaign today, inviting physicians from the United States to explore rewarding career opportunities in the province. The initiative underscores Saskatchewan’s compelling advantages: competitive remuneration, a cost-effective lifestyle, exceptional work/life balance, and a stable, secure environment for professionals and their families. The campaign emphasizes the province’s reliability and appeal as a destination for medical practitioners.
“Saskatchewan offers one of the swiftest pathways to medical licensure for physicians holding American Board certification and who are licensed or eligible for full licensure in the United States,” said Terri Strunk, CEO of SHRA. “While we frequently promote our opportunities in the U.S., this campaign is uniquely tailored to resonate with physicians contemplating a northward move.”
The campaign strategically targets physicians in select U.S. states, with a particular focus on specialties such as emergency medicine, anesthesiology, and family medicine. It also highlights upcoming physician-focused webinars to provide in-depth insights into practicing in Saskatchewan.
Further amplifying its recruitment efforts, Saskatchewan is developing a comprehensive campaign featuring testimonials from physicians in Swift Current, Saskatoon, and North Battleford. These narratives will articulate the province’s unique advantages, including team-based care, a robust and supportive physician network, abundant opportunities for professional growth, and the profound fulfillment derived from serving Saskatchewan’s patients.
For more details on career opportunities or to register for an informational webinar, visit the SHRA website and discover why Saskatchewan is an unparalleled choice for U.S. physicians seeking to advance their practice and enrich their lives.
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