California importing doctors from Mexico

Hospitals and health care clinics that tend to farmworkers and their families routinely struggle to recruit and retain English-speaking physicians, let alone attract doctors who speak Spanish and Indigenous languages. The solution? Hiring Mexican doctors to care for this specific population.

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