Sutcliffe would create local doctor recruitment strategy if elected mayor ottnews ottvote
Ottawa mayoral candidate Mark Sutcliffe says he would create a local campaign to help encourage more family doctors to set up practice in the capital, if he is elected mayor.
Speaking to CTV News Ottawa, Sutcliffe said that part of the strategy would be making the situation in Ottawa clearer to decision-makers at Queen’s Park. “We have great medical schools in Ottawa. We need to make sure the graduates are staying here and have lots of reason to,” he said. “Ottawa can be highly competitive in the battle for talent, whether that’s family physicians, health-care workers or others, so we can do that and we need to do that right away with an effective strategy.”“Every area in the entire province in Ontario is under serviced. Some are more under serviced than others are, but every area is under serviced,” Dr.
A statement from Catherine McKenney’s campaign said Sutcliffe would not be able to address the issues the city is facing, which feed into the health care situation. Former Ottawa Mayor Bob Chiarelli didn’t comment specifically on Sutcliffe’s plan Monday, but his campaign noted that Chiarelli had released a health care plan in August.
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