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PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need eligibility for registration with a BC or national physician college, and ideally UBC clinical faculty status. Experience with complex chronic diseases or a related field is desirable, along with teamwork, problem-solving and collaboration skills.
Research, Leadership, Patient care, Problem solving, Recruitment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need current registration as a Pharmacy Technician with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia. They must communicate well, organize their work, operate pharmacy equipment and keyboard, and are strongly preferred if they know Indigenous cultural safety and reconciliation reports.
pharmacy information system, keyboard, pharmacy compounding equipment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
2+ YOECandidates need CAMRT certification, two years of recent pediatric experience or equivalent, and BCLS CPR certification. Strong knowledge of PACS and radiology information systems, along with commitment to Indigenous cultural safety, is expected.
PACS, Radiology Information System, Radiographic equipment, Immobilization devices, Lead protection
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
3+ YOECandidates need an RN registration with the BCCNM, a nursing degree, and at least three years of recent experience in acute, community, public health or continuing care. They also need strong computer, typing (30 WPM) and communication skills.
MS Word, contact centre applications
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need orthopedic surgery residency completion, FRCSC fellowship, and eligibility for BC licensure, plus a spine surgery fellowship in pediatric and adult spinal surgery. A master's degree or interest in research and teaching is preferred.
Research, Teaching
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need BC licensure eligibility and Canadian certification (FRCP, FRCS or CCFP) at appointment, and must be suitable for a UBC appointment. Prior GPO experience is not required, as training is provided, and a commitment to reconciliation and Indigenous cultural safety is expected.
Medical oncology, Clinical trials, Teaching, Research
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need eligibility for BC licensure and a Fellowship in Radiation Oncology from the RCPSC or an equivalent qualification by appointment. Experience with clinical trials and outcome-based research is valued.
Clinical trials, Research, Palliative care
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need BC licensure eligibility and an RCPSC Fellowship in Radiation Oncology or equivalent. A commitment to Indigenous reconciliation and cultural safety is also required.
CT simulator, linear accelerator
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
3+ YOECandidates need a BCCNM-registered RN degree and at least three years of recent experience in acute care, community health, public health or continuing care. They also need strong phone communication, 30 WPM typing, and computer skills in MS Word and contact centre software.
MS Word, contact centre applications
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need eligibility for British Columbia licensure and an RCPSC Fellowship in Radiation Oncology or equivalent by appointment. Candidates also need a commitment to Indigenous reconciliation and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism.
Varian TrueBeam linear accelerator, CT simulator, diagnostic CT-PET
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need FRCSC certification in Ophthalmology, at least one year of pediatric ophthalmology subspecialty training, and strabismus expertise. They must be eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia.
Clinical research
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need a licence to practise as a family physician in British Columbia and must meet BC Cancer and Kelowna General Hospital medical staff requirements. Inpatient and oncology experience is an asset but not required, and the applicant must be suitable for UBC appointment.
Palliative care, Clinical trials, Medical oncology, IPS
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need current registration as a Pharmacy Technician with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia. They also need strong communication and keyboarding skills, the ability to organize work, and a commitment to Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism.
pharmacy information system, keyboard, pharmacy equipment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need psychiatric specialty qualifications (RCPSC or CCFP eligibility) and CPSBC registration or eligibility. Experience with women's perinatal mental health and substance use, OAT prescribing and trauma-informed care is desirable, along with strong teamwork and teaching skills.
Mental health, Present evidence, Recruitment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
1+ YOECandidates need graduation from a recognized cardiology technology program and one year of recent related experience. They must be registered with the Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologists, eligible for CTABC membership, and hold current CPR certification.
treadmill, cardiac screeners
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
1+ YOECandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN and at least one year of recent pediatric or emergency nursing experience. Pediatric emergency or trauma certifications are preferred, along with strong communication skills and a commitment to Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism.
Patient record system
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need graduation from an accredited Respiratory Therapy program, passing the Canadian Board of Respiratory Care exam and current BCSRT and CSRT registration. Current Basic Life Support and Neonatal Resuscitation Program certifications are also required, along with strong communication and Indigenous cultural safety knowledge.
Respiratory equipment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need Royal College Neurology certification or equivalent, additional training in pediatric neuroinflammatory disorders, and eligibility for a BC specialist licence. Commitment to Indigenous-specific anti-racism learning and knowledge of settler-colonialism, social determinants of health and key Indigenous rights frameworks are strong assets.
Research, Recruitment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
1+ YOECandidates need BCCNM RN registration, STI certification, and one year of recent STI, HIV or hepatitis clinical experience. Strong communication skills, independent judgment, and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and reconciliation frameworks are also required.
Vaginal speculum, Clinical decision support tools
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
1+ YOECandidates need Grade 12, medical terminology, and a Nursing Unit Clerk program certificate plus one year of recent related experience. Strong keyboarding (40 wpm), organization, communication, and computer skills are required, along with an understanding of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism principles.
Electronic health record system, Computer software applications, Telephone/switchboard
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
1+ YOECandidates need Grade 12, a Certificate in Community Mental Health, and one year of recent related experience, plus a valid Class 4 BC driver's licence, First Aid and CPR. Strong knowledge of Indigenous-specific racism, settler colonialism and Indigenous Cultural Safety is required.
passenger van, bus, medical equipment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
Candidates need a radiation therapy degree or recognized certificate, CAMRT certification, and recent training or employment in radiation therapy. Strong communication, teamwork, CPR skills and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism commitments are also required.
Simulation equipment, Treatment planning systems, Immobilization devices, Radiation treatment equipment
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority
1+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree and current BC Licensed Pharmacist registration, plus a hospital residency or one year of recent related experience. They also need aseptic and cytotoxic handling skills, CPR, and strong communication and teamwork abilities.
Research, Patient care, Counselling, Collaboration, Regulatory compliance, Provide information
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