Alberta Health Services (AHS) welcomes international health care professionals to apply.
Live, work, and play in our scenic province that offers one of the lowest costs of living in Canada and the most sunshine per year! Learn more about the outstanding places you might choose to call home as you discover our AHS Communities.
On this page, you will find links and information about the steps needed to work in Alberta, Canada. You will also find information about what certification requirements you need to work in a clinical practice.
We're seeking experienced internationally educated nurses with a nursing bachelor's degree for current and future openings.
We're looking for internationally educated physiotherapists with a master's degree who are willing to relocate to Canada.
We're recruiting internationally educated occupational therapists with a bachelor's or master's degree for eligible vacancies.
Join a team that is passionate about providing the tools you need to succeed in your new role.
Get access to comprehensive benefits to support your health and well-being at work and at play.
AHS is the largest provincial health body in Canada, operating in one of the most affordable provinces.
Alberta boasts expansive natural beauty so you can find activity and wonder at your doorstep.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada provides information regarding working and living in Canada, including how to apply to be eligible to work in Canada, as well as, becoming a permanent resident of Canada. To start your search, visit the Citizenship and Immigration website under Immigrate to Canada.
For more information, check out the Government of Alberta's Opportunity Alberta page.
If you are a healthcare professional wanting to work in our province, you need to be licensed or registered with the Alberta regulatory college or licensing body for your profession.
A complete list of colleges and associations is available from Alberta Health.
AHS provides alternative job opportunities, as Associate Physicians, for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) who are not able to obtain independent licensure and/or are unable to obtain a residency position.
Learn more about working as an Associate Physicians.
Please be aware that AHS never requests fees, endorses training through third-parties or directly hire applicants without a screening process. These are not AHS job offers and are fraudulent. If you receive a job offer that involves the payment of fees or offers free food and accommodation, it is a scam and you are asked to contact info.cybersecurity@ahs.ca. Visit Recruitment Fraud and Phishing and Fraud Alerts to learn more.
To apply for vacant positions, create your AHS candidate profile through our online job board, and review the reference guide for more details.
