RPAP uses several means to support community physician attraction and retention efforts: RPAP’s Community Recruitment Consultants (CRCs) are involved In supporting the...
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Last year in the spring, Bonnyville community lost five physicians in a very short period of time, leading to the possibility of...
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Community and cultural exposure will be a big part of this weekend’s RPAP Medical Skills event, taking place 14 March 2015 on...
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With the 2015-2016 Provincial budget scheduled to be tabled on 26 March 2015, the final report of the Rural Health Services Review...
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RPAP’s Community Recruitment Consultants (CRCs) are involved in supporting the development and enhancement of local physician attraction and retention (A&R) committees. This...
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It was a busy weekend of teaching, networking, and eating during the Town of Vegreville’s recent Skills Day and community visit. Held...
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A rural Alberta physician who has served Nanton and area residents for over three decades is the recipient of the 2014 Alberta...
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The Weekend Locum Program was initiated in 1995 to provide relief to ensure that weekend call for rural physicians was no greater...
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What’s new in this month’s RPAP Review? David Kay says rural healthcare reform requires courage of conviction The 2013-14 KPIs are out,...
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Future healthcare professionals are coming to Vegreville to discover the advantages of living and working in a rural Alberta community. RPAP |...
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RPAP helps organize opportunities for medical students to job shadow rural physicians. First-year and second-year medical students have an opportunity to shadow...
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Get a head start on your transition to practice! Alberta’s resident physicians have one week left to register for his year’s RPAP and...
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