When this service does appear, it should go a long way toward matching the needs of recruiters with those of physicians. I assume this statement is based on Canadian standards. When one considers the exchange rate plus the significantly lower personal income tax rate south of the border, the money may be double what a Canadian general surgeon earns. As my fellowship in Utah draws to a close, my wife and I must decide on which side of the border to make our future. These decisions are always accompanied by introspection and trepidation.
Time alone tells if the right decision was made.