Job Description

Family Medicine Physician (Relocation Opportunity to Canada)

Location: Multiple opportunities across Canada

Practice Type: Community-based primary care clinics

Compensation Model: Fee-for-service or alternative payment models, depending on province

Relocation: Supported

Licensing: Pathways available for U.S.-trained physicians

Opportunity Overview

We are partnering with well-established, physician-led primary care clinics across Canada that are actively seeking U.S.-trained Family Medicine physicians interested in relocating. These practices are modern, collegial, and focused on sustainable, high-quality patient care.

Canada offers an exceptional professional and personal lifestyle for physicians, including strong earning potential, lower malpractice costs, publicly funded healthcare, and an excellent quality of life for individuals and families.

Why Consider Practicing in Canada?

• Strong demand for Family Medicine physicians with full patient panels available immediately
• Competitive physician compensation with predictable billing and high patient volumes
• Significantly lower malpractice insurance costs compared to the U.S.
• No insurance billing complexity or collections burden
• Publicly funded healthcare system with stable reimbursement
• Excellent work-life balance and flexibility in practice structure
• Safe communities, high-quality education, and universal healthcare for your family

Practice Highlights

• Established clinics with experienced administrative and clinical support
• Modern EMRs and efficient workflows
• Flexible practice models ranging from traditional family practice to focused or blended care
• Opportunities in both urban and regional markets
• Collegial physician groups that are supportive of internationally relocating colleagues

Physician Requirements

• MD or DO degree from an accredited U.S. medical school
• Completion of an ACGME-accredited Family Medicine residency
• American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) certification or eligibility
• Eligible for medical licensure in Canada through provincial regulatory colleges
• Ability to legally work in Canada or eligibility to obtain appropriate authorization

Licensing and Transition Support

.Our team works closely with partner clinic clinics to support physicians through the Canadian licensure and onboarding process. Each opportunity is assessed individually to ensure alignment with licensing pathways, practice preferences, and long-term goals.

Next Steps

If you are a U.S. Family Medicine physician curious about practicing in Canada, we would be happy to share details on current opportunities, compensation structures, and provincial licensing considerations.

To inquire or submit your CV:

Email: info@neobridge.ca

All inquiries are confidential.