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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 44 MIN

From U.S. Burnout to Canadian Healthcare: A Physician’s Immigration Journey Part III

from The Interesting MD Podcast · host Robert Beck | Co-author: Doctor Podcast Network

In the final episode of this three-part series, Dr. Rob Beck concludes his conversation with Dr. Michael Antil, an American internist who moved to Toronto to build a new life in Canada. This episode dives into the practical side of relocation: taxes, physician incorporation, education costs, and the immigration pathway for U.S. doctors. Dr. Antil shares his experience navigating licensing, work permits, and permanent residency, while addressing common misconceptions about the financial realities of practicing medicine in Canada. The conversation closes with reflections on mentorship, community, and why Canada can offer physicians a renewed sense of purpose and balance. A candid and comprehensive look at what it really takes to make the move—and why it can be worth it.   Podcast Link: The Interesting MD Podcast  YouTube Link: The Interesting MD  Website Link: https://www.interestingmd.com/ Have a content suggestion? Email us at [email protected] Contact me Email us at [email protected]

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