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Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Lost in transition: Job market integration of internationally trained health professionals in health and wellness sector

Description: Dr. Turin will be presenting on the racialized community health literacy issues and the role that internationally trained health professionals can play to improve those. The presentation will also highlight the challenges the internationally trained health professionals face for integrating in the Canadian job market.

Learning objectives:
- Showcase the development of a community-informed and -engaged program of research.
- Discuss the research landscape focusing on high-skilled immigrants (internationally trained health professionals).
- Inform the potential of involving internationally trained health professionals in the community health and wellness initiatives.
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