Saskatchewan is a top destination of choice to work and grow your career with many available health-care employment opportunities.
Saskatchewan plans to recruit hundreds of qualified health-care workers from countries like the Philippines. The province has experienced great success in welcoming and integrating Filipino health-care professionals. As home to a thriving, vibrant and growing Filipino-Canadian population of over 36,000 residents born in the Philippines, Saskatchewan is preparing to welcome additional health care workers and their families into its friendly communities.
You can build a great future for yourself and your family in Saskatchewan!
Saskatchewan’s Health Human Resource Action Plan highlights plans for recruitment missions in the Philippines. Read more about our plans and successes:
- Saskatchewan to Recruit Health Care Workers in Philippines
- Healthcare Recruitment Mission to the Philippines a Success
- Saskatchewan's Second Mission to Philippines Delivers High Success Rate
There are many opportunities available for Filipino healthcare professionals who want to relocate and work in Saskatchewan.
To learn more about opportunities contact our Health Recruitment and Retention Navigators at hhr@health.gov.sk.ca for assistance.
Professional Requirements
The Government of Saskatchewan has been working collaboratively with health and post-secondary partners to shorten the training and licensing pathway to allow for a quicker entry of internationally trained nurses into the labour market.
Before Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) can work in Saskatchewan as licensed nurses, they must meet professional requirements as determined by the regulators. In Saskatchewan, to learn more about licensure please contact the regulators.
College of Registered Nurses of Saskatchewan
Currently, the majority of IENs who are looking to become an RN are required to take some degree of additional training before licensure. In Saskatchewan, this is done through the Registered Nursing Bridging Program for IENs delivered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic.
To find out more, see Registered Nursing Bridging Program for Internationally Educated Nurses - Certificate.
Saskatchewan Association of Licensed Practical Nurses (SALPN)
Registered Psychiatric Nurses of Saskatchewan (RPNs)
Additional Information
Additional information for internationally trained health professionals looking for work in Saskatchewan’s health sector is available at HealthCareersInSask.ca.