We don’t want the costs of a national or international move to be a barrier to you relocating to Nova Scotia. So, we offer a relocation allowance to help you—and...
The Provincial locum program is designed to support physicians in rural communities. The program offers contracts to family physicians to provide coverage to other family physicians who have a scheduled...
The Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness offers a financial incentive to help cover the costs of transitioning into your new life in Nova Scotia, and to support you...
In February 2022, the Province of Nova Scotia increased Continuing Care Assistants’ (CCA) wages by 23%. This increases the top annual salary to $48,419. For most full-time CCAs, this is...
In March 2023, the Province of Nova Scotia announced a retention bonus for healthcare workers, including Continuing Care Assistants. Eligible employees work for publicly funded health authorities, Emergency Medical Care...
The International Pharmacy Graduates (IPGs) Bridging Program helps internationally trained pharmacists understand and meet the requirements for licensure and employment in Nova Scotia. The program offers study groups, communication skills...
If you hold an active licence or registration in Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland, or the United States you may be eligible for a streamlined licensure pathway...
If you hold a licence or registration in a country other than Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland, or the United States, you must follow the non-streamlined licensure...
Medical Laboratory Technologists (MLT) assist in the diagnosis of illness or disease. MLTs can perform blood, urine, and tissue specimen laboratory tests. Their specialized training enables MLTs to operate laboratory...
Biomedical Engineering Technicians install, maintain, and repair medical equipment and devices that are used in healthcare settings. Biomedical Engineering Technicians are responsible for calibration, compliance with safety regulations and quality...
Medical Radiation Technologists (MRT) operate imaging equipment such as X-ray, CT, and MRI equipment. The role of the MRT is to work with patients to produce high-quality, diagnostic images.
Nuclear Medicine Technologists prepare and administer radioactive drugs to patients for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. They operate specialized imaging equipment, such as gamma cameras, to capture images of organs and...
