Matthew Kirchner

Matthew Kirchner

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Matthew Kirchner is a British Columbia Supreme Court judge who recently ruled that the province could not legally mandate international medical graduates to work in underserved areas for a set period in exchange for residency training spots, stating that such impositions infringe on personal liberty and the right to choose one's living arrangements.

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Canada Canada: Judge Matthew Kirchner has ruled that the province does not have the legal right to force international medical graduates to work in underserviced areas. 6

The Globe and Mail: Should some doctors be forced to practise in underserviced areas?

Canada Canada: B.C. Supreme Court Judge Matthew Kirchner ruled the province couldn’t force international medical graduates (IMGs) to work for two or three years in an underserved area in exchange for a residency training spot without mandating the provision. 5

The Globe and Mail: Ontario launches medical school tuition grants worth $220-million for family doctors