Saskatchewan seeks health care professionals
Medics will have the opportunity to get a job offer and immigrate to the province.
Saskatchewan has opened applications for health care professionals who want to work in the province in the health care field. They can fill out a form on the Expression of Interest system that Saskatchewan uses to process immigration applications.
Important: This is not an application for permanent residency. The questionnaire will allow provincial representatives to select candidates who are more likely to be in demand in the local labour market.
Applicants who apply will be able to receive a job offer from Saskatchewan employers. They will then have the opportunity to apply for immigration under the provincial program for applicants with a job offer or under the new pilot program for in-demand workers.
Recruitment is accepting applications from candidates with the following professions:
- health information management specialists;
- registered nurses;
- chiropractors;
- primary care workers;
- pharmacists;
- Audiologists and speech therapists;
- physiotherapists;
- professional therapists;
- medical laboratory technologists;
- Medical laboratory technicians and pathology assistants;
- pulmonologists, clinical perfusionists, cardiopulmonary technologists;
- radiation medicine technologists;
- medical sonographers;
- cardiology and electrophysiology diagnostic technologists;
- medical technologists and technicians;
- dental technologists, technicians, lab technicians;
- licensed nurse practitioners;
- paramedics;
- technical professions in therapy and diagnostics;
- nurse assistants and orderlies;
- psychologists.
You can apply in the Expression of Interest system at Saskatchewan's official website.
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