Healthcare Jobs in Canada
Healthcare jobs in Canada range from registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and care aides to medical lab technologists, pharmacy assistants and unit clerks. Demand is high in every province, in cities and small towns alike.
Many roles are regulated, which means you must be registered with the regulatory body in the province where you will work before you can use the job title. Support roles such as care aide or personal support worker usually need a college certificate rather than a licence. Shift work, weekends and casual or part-time lines are common starting points. Read our guide to healthcare careers in Canada for how licensing works.
Healthcare job postings in Canada, October 2026
Employers in the health care and social assistance sector placed 1,550 job postings directly on Job Bank in October 2026, covering 3,665 vacancies. About 75% were full-time. The median advertised wage among hourly-paid postings was $24.26 an hour.
| Most advertised occupations | Postings |
|---|---|
| Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations | 266 |
| Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates | 142 |
| Social and community service workers | 90 |
| General practitioners and family physicians | 66 |
| Specialists in clinical and laboratory medicine | 66 |
| Province | Postings |
|---|---|
| Ontario | 479 |
| British Columbia | 307 |
| Alberta | 212 |
| Québec | 173 |
| Nova Scotia | 118 |
Source: Job Bank open data, Employment and Social Development Canada. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Figures count postings first advertised on Job Bank that month. They are not a count of jobs open on JobsNearMe.ca today.
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