More than 400 U.S. health-care workers have been hired by B.C., Premier Eby says

‘Drop in the bucket’: B.C. touts U.S. health-care recruitment, but critics say it’s not enough

B.C. has recruited more than 400 U.S. health-care professionals, but critics argue the gains fall far short of what’s needed to address ongoing staffing shortages.

More than 400 U.S. health workers have accepted B.C. jobs, premier says

More than 400 U.S. doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners and other health professionals have accepted job offers in public health in B.C. since 2025.

Canadian province poaches over 400 U.S. health workers, eyes Oregon for more

British Columbia is ramping up its aggressive campaign to lure American doctors and nurses north, and officials say the strategy is already paying off with high interest in Oregon and Washington.

More than 400 U.S. health-care workers have immigrated to B.C., province says

From doctors to nurse practitioners, health-care professionals are flocking to British Columbia by the hundreds in response to a campaign aiming to recruit Americans, according to Premier David Eby.

B.C. adds 414 American health-care workers in first 10 months of ad campaign

The province marks one-year of a $5 million advertising campaign aimed at doctors and nurses looking to leave the U.S. Find out more.

'Come join your friends:' 83 US health workers moved to B.C. Interior

More than 400 U.S. health professionals have made their way to B.C. in the year since the provincial government decided to pitch them on this region’s appeal, and more may be on their way.