On November 27, we celebrated the important work of Physician Assistants (PAs) across Nova Scotia.
The College recognizes the contributions and dedication of Physician Assistants who deliver patient care alongside physicians and other health care professionals. The College is committed to growing physician extender programs and to increasing the number of physician assistants (PAs).[...]
The hospitalist assessment program will be accepting applications November 17 to December 8, 2025. Apply on the More Than Medicine Hospitalist Pathway website.[...]
Nova Scotia's Physician Assessment Centre of Excellence (PACE) is this year’s recipient of the Innovation in Physician Assessment and Remediation Award.[...]
Each year you must renew your medical licence. If you practise within a corporation for which you are listed as a medical director, you must also renew your corporation permit. Before you renew your medical licence and corporation permit, please review your renewal checklists.[...]
On September 30, the College joins with Nova Scotians in observing National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day honours the children who never returned home and the Survivors of residential schools, along with their families and communities. It is a time for reflection, remembrance, and a renewed commitment to reconciliation.
In this issue:
September orientation: 21 physicians completed the 4-day session
Helping Physicians Transition into Practice: offering a practical and compassionate introduction to practising medicine in the province[...]
Primary care physicians are contacting the College with questions regarding their professional obligations to treat patients with workplace injuries.
Amidst contract negotiations, the Workers' Compensation Board of Nova Scotia (WCB) recently withdrew the 11% premium it pays physicians to care for injured workers.[...]
The College joins with Nova Scotians to commemorate Emancipation Day on August 1st. Emancipation Day marks the historic abolition of slavery by the British Parliament in 1834, ending the legal enslavement of African peoples across the British Empire. Each year, Canadians are called to reflect upon and to address anti-Black racism and discrimination. This day honours the strength, resilience, and enduring contributions of Black communities in Canada.
In this issue: June orientation: 18 physicians completed the 4-day session Provide a "sense of belonging": the journey to practicing family medicine in Nova Scotia for Dr. Patience Omaiye-Oklobia
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