FOR PHYSICIANS

Add your voice — on your terms

You see the bottleneck every day. Join a growing group of clinicians shaping practical reform, with your name attached only where you choose to attach it.

You control attribution

Choose full name, first name and specialty, fully anonymous, or private. Nothing is ever published above the level you select.

No party, no politics

Strictly non-partisan. We don’t endorse candidates or platforms, and you won’t be associated with one by joining.

Minutes, not hours

Participation scales to what you have. "Just keep me informed" is a legitimate answer and a useful one.

ADD YOUR VOICE

Physician intake

Reviewed by a human. You’ll receive a confirmation explaining exactly what happens next.

SECTION 1
Who you are
SECTION 2
How you want to be involved

Select everything that applies.

Attribution comfort level — this governs everything we may publish
SECTION 3
Your view from the front line
SECTION 4
Consent

Handled under PIPEDA. Never sold, never shared, withdrawable at any time.

CLINICIAN FAQ

Questions physicians ask first

Will my name appear anywhere without my say-so?
No. The attribution field is the controlling permission on your record. Our internal tagging is built from it, so nothing can be published above the level you chose — including in media outreach.
Is this connected to a political party?
No. Strictly non-partisan. We don’t endorse candidates, parties, or platforms, and we don’t accept funding that would compromise that.
Are you advocating for privatization?
No. Our position is that universal care stays protected, and any private-sector role stays well-regulated and under public rules. Our agenda is capacity and administrative efficiency, not ownership.
Could this create a conflict with my employer or college?
The consent form includes an explicit personal-capacity acknowledgement for exactly this reason. If your institution has a media or advocacy policy, we’d encourage reviewing it — and choosing an anonymous attribution level if there’s any doubt.
What is the Physician Advisory Circle?
A standing group of practising clinicians who review policy positions before publication. It forms in the second phase of launch. Expressing interest doesn’t commit you.
What will you actually ask of me?
Depends entirely on what you selected. It can be nothing beyond receiving the briefing. For those who opt in further: occasional review of a draft position, a short quote, or a media introduction.
NOT A CLINICIAN?
You can still make the ask
If you know a physician who is frustrated with the system, forwarding this page is one of the highest-leverage things you can do for the movement.