Work with us
Work for the Canadian leader in virtual care. We’re always looking for physicians and nurse practitioners who want to help people beyond the reach of their local practice. Get in touch to learn more.
Getting started with Maple is easy
Step 1 - Initial communication
Get to know Maple better by speaking with a member of our clinical team. We want to learn more about you, ensure that you understand how Maple works, and the legalities of telemedicine. This is also a great opportunity to ask your own questions to make sure telemedicine through Maple is a good fit for your lifestyle.
Step 2 - Maple Training Academy
We recognize that not all providers have experience with telemedicine. That’s why we’ve created Maple Training Academy — a set of training modules and tests, tailored to help providers understand the Maple platform and the legalities of telemedicine (how to practice, what you are required to do, etc.) before you begin taking consultations on Maple.
This proprietary telemedicine training will also help you choose how to complement your in-person practice with virtual care, adding flexibility for both you and your patients.
Step 3 - Documents
We’ll verify your license, malpractice insurance, and collect necessary documents to get you set up in the Maple system!
Step 4 - Live simulation
Familiarize yourself with the Maple platform by doing a simulated consultation with our clinical team.
Step 5 - Activation
You’re ready to be activated on the Maple platform! You can see patients on your phone, tablet, or computer. You’ll also gain access to our Maple Provider Forum, as well as guidelines from the Maple Provider group’s independent Medical Advisory Committee.
"We started Maple because we believe that through technology and innovation, we can improve access to healthcare around the world, starting right here in Canada.
Maple has helped hundreds of healthcare providers reach beyond the walls of their clinic or hospital to help Canadians. In joining Maple, you're joining this community of passionate healthcare providers, and driving innovation in healthcare delivery and patient experience. We hope that like us, you find excitement in changing the healthcare system for the better."
- Dr. Brett Belchetz, ER Doctor & Maple CEO
Work from anywhere
As long as you’re Canadian-licensed and hold active malpractice insurance, you can treat patients even if you’re temporarily travelling.
Take advantage of previously unusable clinical downtime
Maple is designed to allow you to provide extra care during previously unusable travel time, off hours, or during cancelled or no-show appointments.
Join the Maple community of healthcare providers
After completing the onboarding process, you’ll be invited to join our Maple Provider Forum — an online group created to help you provide the best care on Maple.
Maple fits into your life, not the other way around
With Maple, you make your own schedule. We don’t enforce a minimum amount of consults per month or schedule shifts, allowing you to take as few or as many consultations as you want. Just turn your notifications on when you want to see patients, and turn them off when you want down time.
No experience with telemedicine required
Whether you’ve done virtual consultations or telemedicine in your career before or not, Maple provides a comprehensive training program, including a live simulation of our platform as well as ongoing support once you’re active on the platform.
Our platform was created with health care providers in mind
We continuously gather feedback from our healthcare providers to improve the functionality and performance of our app, creating a seamless experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Maple providers considered employees of Maple?
No. Maple is a technology company, acting as a connector between people and providers. As such, Maple does not employ healthcare providers — you’re simply third-party service providers using Maple as a platform to see patients.
Is equipment provided by Maple?
No. Our Maple provider app works on any computer with a webcam and either Google Chrome or Firefox browsers, or on any iOS mobile device, allowing you to use your existing devices to conduct online consults.
Is there a rating system for providers?
There is a private rating system that is only seen by Maple for the purpose of maintaining customer service standards. Providers who fail to provide adequate and consistent patient experiences may lose the privilege to use Maple. Our feedback system exists to build a community of trust, professionalism, and respect for everyone.
What is the onboarding process like for providers on Maple?
Our process begins with an initial discussion with our clinical team. We want to ensure that you understand how Maple works, as well as the nuances of telemedicine for providers. You’ll also have the chance to ask any outstanding questions before you continue with onboarding.
Next, we’ll move you on to Maple’s proprietary training system which includes educational modules, tests, and live simulations. During your onboarding process, we’ll also perform several vetting procedures, and collect documentation to ensure you meet Maple’s telehealth provider criteria.
Work with us
We’re always looking for passionate healthcare providers who want to help people beyond the reach of their local practice.
