As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 58 psychiatrist jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Vancouver Coastal Health, Homewood Health and Calian Group Ltd.. Skills often requested: mental health, psychiatric disorders, onboarding and recruitment.
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Candidates need a Fellowship in Psychiatry from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or an equivalent, such as MRCPsych with training certificate or American Board of Psychiatry certification, and must be eligible for licensure in Nova Scotia.
Calian Group Ltd.: The company went public in 1993 and became Calian Group Ltd.
Candidates need FRCPC specialty certification in psychiatry, registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience treating adults aged 18 to 60 across trauma, depressive, anxiety and substance-related disorders.
Calian Group Ltd.: The company went public in 1993 and became Calian Group Ltd.
Calian Group needs a psychiatrist registered in Newfoundland and Labrador with FRCPC specialty certification. Candidates need experience treating adults aged 18 to 60 across trauma, depressive, anxiety and substance-related disorders.
Calian Group Ltd.: The company went public in 1993 and became Calian Group Ltd.
Candidates need active registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba, FRCPC psychiatry certification, and experience providing psychiatric care to adults aged 18 to 60 across a wide range of mental illnesses.
Candidates need a valid Ontario CPSO licence and FRCPC psychiatry training or equivalent, plus an interest in anxiety and related disorders. Eligibility for a McMaster University faculty position and an interest in teaching or clinical research are expected.
Candidates need a valid Ontario CPSO licence and FRCPC certification or equivalent as a trained psychiatrist. St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton expects eligibility for a faculty position with McMaster University's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences, and an interest in teaching or clinical research.
Candidates need a valid Ontario CPSO licence and training as a psychiatrist with FRCPC or equivalent. They should be eligible for a McMaster University faculty position and have interest in teaching or clinical research.
Candidates need an MD with psychiatry specialization, FRCPC certification or eligibility, and licensure or eligibility with the New Brunswick College of Physicians and Surgeons. Advanced English is required, with trauma-informed or military mental health experience highly preferred.
Candidates need a medical degree, psychiatry residency and Royal College certification, plus a New Brunswick medical licence. Collaborative multidisciplinary addiction and mental health experience is required.
Candidates need Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada certification in Psychiatry, an active unconditional practice permit with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, and active CMPA coverage. Experience in high-stress situations and a satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check are also required.
Documentation, Wound care, Vulnerable sector check
Candidates need a medical degree, current CPSBC licensure, CMPA membership and FRCPC fellowship. Experience working on an interdisciplinary mental health team and with mental health and substance use clients is required.
Candidates need FRCPC certification, a current College of Physicians of BC licence and CMPA membership. Strong knowledge of psychopharmacology and cognitive-behavioural approaches is required.
Candidates need RCPSC psychiatry examinations passed or eligibility, a completed psychiatry training program, and CPSBC registration. They also need experience with a broad range of psychiatric illness and substance use, trauma-informed practice, and teamwork. Correctional health experience is an asset.
Candidates need to have passed or be eligible for RCPSC psychiatry exams, completed a recognized psychiatry training program, and be eligible for CPSBC licensure. Experience treating a broad range of psychiatric illness and substance use disorders, and working in a trauma-informed multidisciplinary team, is required. Correctional health experience is an asset.
Candidates need RCPSC psychiatry examination eligibility or equivalent, completion of a recognized psychiatry training program, and CPSBC licensure eligibility. Experience with a broad range of psychiatric illness, substance use and personality disorders, and trauma-informed practice is required; correctional health experience is an asset.
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.
Candidates need a Doctor of Medicine with postgraduate psychiatry training, eligibility for Royal College certification and College of Physicians & Surgeons of Manitoba registration, and CMPA membership or equivalent. Strong communication skills, teamwork and a reliable attendance record are essential.
PRA, Mental health, Work in textile manufacturing teams, Communication skills, Confidentiality, Vulnerable sector check
Candidates need to be a qualified or eligible psychiatrist, holding CPSBC full or provisional registration, CMPA coverage and FRCPC or FRCPC-eligible status. Strong collaboration and compassionate care skills are needed.
Candidates need CPSBC licensure or eligibility, and FRCPC or FRCPC eligibility. U.S.-trained physicians and international medical graduates are welcome to apply.
Patient care, Eating disorders, Mental health, Recruitment
Candidates need Royal College certification in Psychiatry, an Ontario licence to practise, CPSO independent practice licence, OHIP billing number and CMPA coverage. Excellent clinical skills and a commitment to patient safety are also required.
Candidates need RCPSC certification or eligibility in Psychiatry, an Ontario licence or eligibility for one, and CMPA coverage or eligibility for it. A commitment to patient safety and high standards of care is also required.
Candidates need FRCPC certification in psychiatry, post-graduate specialty training, and eligibility for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick. Written and spoken English and French are required, along with the ability to work independently and in a team.
Recruitment, Psychiatric disorders, Research, Work independently, Regulatory compliance, Confidentiality
Candidates need FRCPC or American Board psychiatry certification, a medical degree with postgraduate psychiatry training, and eligibility for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick. They also need to work independently and as part of a team.
Recruitment, Teaching, Work independently, Regulatory compliance, Confidentiality
1+ YOECandidates need a medical degree from a recognized medical school, residency training and a licence to practise in New Brunswick. One to three years of experience is an asset, and strong communication, judgment and teaching abilities are expected.
Psychiatric disorders, Behavioural disorders, Research, Teaching, Collaboration, General medicine
Vancouver Coastal Health (16), Homewood Health (5), Calian Group Ltd. (4), PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority (4) and WELL Health Technologies Corp (4).
What skills do psychiatrist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention mental health, psychiatric disorders, onboarding, recruitment, documentation, communication skills, patient care and research.