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Location, schedule, practice model, workload, compensation, and team support are considered together—with room to identify what is essential, preferred, or flexible.
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Share how and where you want to practise. Careviv compares your priorities with relevant clinic information and explains where alignment may exist.
Tell us how and where you want to practise. Careviv compares your priorities with relevant clinic information and explains where alignment may exist.
Step 1
Create your Careviv profile.

Step 2
Tell us what you’re looking for in your next practice.

Step 3
Review potential clinic alignment.

Based on listing records tracked by Careviv from public sources and partner clinics; counts may include multiple postings and do not guarantee active vacancies.
How Careviv helps doctors find clinics that fit
Location, schedule, practice model, workload, compensation, and team support are considered together—with room to identify what is essential, preferred, or flexible.
Specialty, licensing status, availability, and other essential requirements are evaluated separately, so practical readiness is not confused with personal fit.
When your profile or a clinic opportunity changes, later matching assessments use the latest confirmed information.
See what aligns, what needs discussion, and what information is missing. You decide when clinics can see you and which introductions to accept.
Careviv can introduce relevant clinic opportunities as they become available. You choose which opportunities to explore and which introductions to accept. A self-serve doctor opportunity feed is still being prepared and is not currently presented as production-ready.

Doctor FAQ
No. This page is for doctors exploring clinic opportunities in Canada more broadly. Careviv is initially prioritizing matches in British Columbia. UK-trained GPs moving to Canada also have a dedicated pathway for licensing, work authorization, relocation, and start planning.
Start by requesting access, or use an invitation if you already have one. Once your account is active, your profile captures your specialty, experience, licensing status, preferred locations, working preferences, and availability. You can update it whenever your circumstances or priorities change.
Your profile can include your specialty, scope of practice, experience, licensing status, location, schedule, practice model, workload, compensation preferences, and availability. You can identify which priorities are essential, preferred, or flexible.
Doctors and clinics create profiles covering essential requirements, working preferences, location, and timing. Careviv compares the confirmed structured information using a versioned matching model. When both sides have answered the same practice questions, Careviv also shows an explainable fit score from those shared answers. Each result explains what appears aligned, what needs discussion, and what remains unknown. Eligibility, readiness, and data confidence are shown separately.
Careviv shows an explainable fit score from questions both sides answered, plus factor-level results. Factors may be labelled aligned, possible conflict, unknown, needs confirmation, or not applicable. Unanswered questions do not count as a match. The result supports a conversation—it is not a rating of physician quality or a prediction of success.
No. Careviv compares confirmed information and explains alignment. Doctors choose which opportunities to explore, and clinics choose whom to interview or hire. Every career and hiring decision remains with the people involved.
Your profile stays private until you choose clinic visibility. Your identity is shared according to your visibility and introduction settings. You can decide which introductions to accept and update your visibility at any time.
Protected characteristics and private household information do not influence clinic-side matching. Information you voluntarily share for relocation support remains separate from hiring recommendations.
Missing or conflicting information is shown as unknown and lowers data confidence. It is never silently treated as alignment. When you update your profile or a clinic updates its opportunity, later matching assessments use the latest confirmed information.
No. Careviv can organize the licensing information you provide and identify questions that may need confirmation. Licensing and work-authorization decisions remain with the relevant regulators and authorities.
When both sides choose to proceed, Careviv supports the introduction and helps coordinate the next steps. Depending on the opportunity, this may include conversations, offer coordination, onboarding, and planned start dates. You are never required to accept an introduction or opportunity.
These answers are general information, not licensing, immigration, legal, or employment advice. Confirm important decisions with the relevant authority or an independent authorised professional.

Co-Founder
Co-Founder at Careviv
I co-founded Careviv because choosing where to practise is one of the most personal decisions a doctor makes—and it should involve more than a job description.
Through my work in healthcare, I saw how often doctors and clinics make important decisions without fully understanding what the other side needs. A role may look right on paper, but the team, practice model, schedule, community, and long-term goals determine whether it truly works.
Careviv gives doctors a smarter way to explore those choices. We use explainable matching to identify clinics that align with how you want to work and the life you want to build. The technology surfaces the possibilities, but you remain in control of every decision.
My goal is simple: to help more doctors find a place where they can feel supported, do meaningful work, and build something lasting.

Set what matters most. Careviv compares your priorities with clinic information and explains where alignment may exist.