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British Columbia is moving public health care forward with some of the highest allied health wages in Canada, a provincial Allied Health Strategic Plan that recognizes the value the allied health workforce brings to patient care, a first-in-Canada Provincial Chief Allied Health Officer role, and team-based models of care. Advance your allied health career in a remarkable place where progress, nature, and community come together. 

About Allied Health

The allied health workforce provides a range of preventative, diagnostic, technical and therapeutic health care and clinical support services across the lifespan and care continuum. They contribute specialized expertise, education, research, and leadership, often working as integral members of a collaborative health care team to improve the health and well being of people in B.C.

There are over 70 allied health disciplines comprised of technical, therapy, social/community, and clinical assisting occupations* and regulated professions (*adapted from the 2021 National Occupation Classification System). Members of the allied health workforce deliver, support, or inform direct patient care and have completed occupation-specific education or training.

Financial Support

There are financial aid options for Allied Health Professionals that want to work in BC’s healthcare system.

Internationally Educated Medical Laboratory Technologists (IEMLT) Credential Assessment and Education Bursary Program

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Internationally Educated
Physiotherapist (IEPT) Credential Assessment and Education Bursary Program 

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Internationally Educated Occupational Therapist (IEOT) Credential Assessment and Education Bursary Program

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Health Professionals

Interested in matching your lifestyle with exciting career opportunities? We are here to help! Health Match BC is a free recruitment service funded by the Government of British Columbia (BC). In collaboration with BC’s publicly funded health employers, we support the recruitment of clinical pharmacists, diagnostic medical sonographers, medical laboratory technologists (MLTs), medical radiation technologists (MRTs), occupational therapists (OTs), and physiotherapists (PTs). Our specialized Allied Health Recruitment Team is here to help you find a job at any stage of your career by providing you with personalized guidance, advice, and information. 

If your profession is not listed below, we welcome you to explore opportunities in the BC health system at BCHealthCareers.ca.

Pharmacist
To practice in British Columbia, clinical pharmacists must be registered with the College of Pharmacists of British Columbia. As a clinical pharmacist, you will have the opportunity to utilize and advance your knowledge and expertise in ways only possible in this province. Find out more, and register with us today!

Clinical/Hospital Pharmacists

sonographer
To be eligible for employment in BC, diagnostic medical sonographers must have graduated from a recognized/accredited program and have current certification or eligibility for membership with Sonography Canada. Join the many Canadian and internationally educated diagnostic medical sonographers who move to British Columbia every year. Find out more, and register with us today!

Diagnostic medical Sonographers

medical laboratory technologists
To be eligible for employment in BC, medical laboratory technologists must have certification with the Canadian Society of Medical Laboratory Sciences. MLTs are rewarded with competitive salaries and enjoy the freedom of choosing a pace of work that suits their career and lifestyle goals. Find out more, and register with us today!

Medical laboratory technologists

medical radiation technologists
To work as a Medical Radiation Technologist in BC, you must meet the credentialing and competency standards recognized by the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists. The pursuit of a balanced lifestyle is taken seriously in BC – the spectacular scenery, unlimited recreational activities, rewarding career opportunities and safe caring communities create an inspiring backdrop for everything you do. Find out more, and register with us today!

Medical radiation Technologists

Occupational therapists
Occupational therapy is a regulated profession in Canada, and to practice in BC OTs must be licensed with the College of Occupational Therapists of BC. Enjoy a work-life balance unlike anywhere else! Rewarding career opportunities are available throughout the province, and no matter where you choose to live, you’ll feel in awe of the power and beauty of nature. Find out more, and register with us today!

Occupational Therapists

physiotherapists
To practice in British Columbia and use the title Physiotherapist, Physical Therapist, or PT you must have obtained full licensure with the College of Physical Therapists of British Columbia (CPTBC). Enjoy a work-life balance unlike anywhere else! Find out more, and register with us today!

Physiotherapists

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Our experienced Recruitment Services Team will guide you through the recruitment process and support you in making a seamless transition to your new job. Our Recruitment Services can:

Guide you through the professional licensing and immigration processes.
Connect you with prospective employers and/or regional health employers.
Connect you with the appropriate resources (such as transition to practice supports throughout the system).
Match your skills and interests to job vacancies in regions of your choice.
Provide you with information about the communities that are of interest to you.
Provide personal and professional support to you from the initial stages of expressing interest and through the first year of practice.
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