As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 7 eoi jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Nova Scotia Healthcare System and Kingston Community Health Centres. Skills often requested: leadership, recruitment, patient care and reporting.
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5+ YOECandidates need a post-secondary diploma or degree and five years of progressive administrative experience in a health or community setting. Experience with electronic medical records, scheduling and clinic administration is required, and a current Criminal and Vulnerable Persons Check is needed.
2+ YOECandidates need a Medical Secretary Certificate or Secondary School diploma plus equivalent work experience, with two or more years of office experience, preferably in a health or community setting. Experience with electronic medical records, knowledge of health privacy legislation, and a criminal and vulnerable persons check are required; French is an asset.
3+ YOECandidates need current Ontario College of Nurses Extended Class registration and three to five years of nursing experience, ideally in community or primary care. Experience supporting LGBTQ+ clients is required, along with Rainbow Health Ontario training or a commitment to it.
Candidates need to be eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia and for certification with the College of Family Physicians of Canada. Membership with the Canadian Medical Protective Association is also required, and knowledge of Mi'kmaw culture and history is a strong asset.
3+ YOECandidates need an MD licensable in Nova Scotia and 3-5 years as a medical department member. Strong experience engaging, mentoring and empowering teams in a collaborative way is required.
Candidates need to be active members of an NSHA clinical department and credentialed physicians with privileges at an NSHA site. The role also requires continued clinical practice and support for teaching and research.
Candidates need to be eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia and for CFPC certification. They need palliative medicine training, such as the CCFP-PC or FRCP-PM, and documented leadership training.
Palliative care, Leadership, Patient care, Scheduling, Reporting, Auditing