I am a London (England) based Podiatrist/Chiropodist,working with diabetics etc...and am about to join my wife who is a Canadian and living in Toronto..Once in Toronto I have no intentions of working as a Podiatrist, a career I have successfully been in for 30 years..but I would still prefer being a health professional with very little administration in my way..I prefer the practical side of health sciences..even I would love to be an operating room assistant and thougherly love it ...Any advice?

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I am a London (England) based Podiatrist/Chiropodist,working with diabetics etc...and am about to join my wife who is a Canadian and living in Toronto..Once in Toronto I have no intentions of working as a Podiatrist, a career I have successfully been in for 30 years..but I would still prefer being a health professional with very little administration in my way..I prefer the practical side of health sciences..even I would love to be an operating room assistant and thougherly love it ...Any advice?

Asked 23 January 2019

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Answer 1 · 2020-04-22

Clerical roles are usually quite open to experience, depending on how you present yourself. Operating room attendants are usually scrub nurses, so the qualifications are either a registered practical nurse or a registered nurse.