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Health Human Resources

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Health Careers

Looking for a career in health care? See available job opportunities in Saskatchewan. Health Careers in Saskatchewan

Rural Physician Incentive Program

To continue to meet the needs of communities, the RPIP program is being enhanced effective April 1, 2023. Rural Physician Incentive Program

Saskatchewan Students and Residents Interested in a Health Career

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Health care training programs are available across the province. Find which program is right for you, and learn more about financial and incentive programs available to students interested in a rewarding career in health care.

Incentives for Health Care Professionals

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Training, licensing and other supports, as well as financial incentives are available for internationally educated health care workers arriving from overseas and those currently living in the province.

Unlicensed Internationally Trained Health Care Professionals Residing in Saskatchewan or Canada

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Learn about licensing options for unlicensed Saskatchewan and Canadian residents with international medical training or experience in health care.

Internationally Trained Health Care Professionals Residing in Saskatchewan or Canada

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Learn about career opportunities for already licensed Saskatchewan and Canadian residents with international medical training or experience in health care.

Internationally Trained Health Care Professionals from the Philippines

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Learn about training, licensing and career opportunities for health care workers currently living in the Philippines interested in relocating to Saskatchewan.

Action Plan to Recruit, Train, Incentivize and Retain Health Professionals

Health Human Resources Action Plan

Learn about Saskatchewan's initiatives to recruit, train, incentivize and retain health care workers to strengthen our provincial health care workforce.

Saskatchewan Navigation Support

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To support you in your journey, the Health Recruitment and Retention Navigators are available to assist internationally educated healthcare professionals.

Philippines Mission

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Saskatchewan was in Manila from November 28th to December 2nd, 2022.

Living and Working in Saskatchewan

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Located in the heart of Western Canada, more than 1.13 million people call the province of Saskatchewan home.

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