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International healthcare worker
Summary:
Saskatchewan welcomes skilled healthcare professionals from around the world. If you’re interested in working in Saskatchewan’s healthcare sector, you can submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to be considered for job opportunities with provincial employers and possibly immigrate through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP).
What is the International Healthcare Worker EOI?
The International Healthcare Worker EOI is a pre-application process that helps match qualified healthcare professionals with employers in Saskatchewan.
By submitting an EOI, you’re sharing your background, qualifications, and interest in working in Saskatchewan. If your profile matches an employer’s needs, you may be contacted with information about available job postings and how to apply.
If you receive a job offer, you may become eligible for the SINP Health Sector: Health Talent Pathway or SINP International Students Category, depending on your background.
Important Notes:
The EOI is not a guarantee of a job offer or nomination.
Only one active EOI profile is allowed per person.
Submitting an EOI is not required if you already have a valid job offer — in that case, you can apply directly to the relevant SINP stream.
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Eligible Healthcare Occupations
You may submit an EOI if your occupation is on the approved list below. Occupations are listed by National Occupation Classification (NOC) code:
| NOC | Occupation |
|---|---|
| 12111 | Health Information Management Practitioners |
| 21120 | Public & Environmental Health Professionals |
| 22232 | Occupational Health & Safety Specialists |
| 31200 | Psychologists |
| 31201 | Chiropractors |
| 31202 | Physiotherapists |
| 31203 | Occupational Therapists |
| 31204 | Kinesiologists |
| 31301 | Registered Nurses & Registered Psychiatric Nurses |
| 31302 | Nurse Practitioners |
| 31303 | Physician Assistants, Midwives, Allied Health |
| 31112 | Audiologists & Speech Language Pathologists |
| 31120 | Pharmacists |
| 32101 | Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) |
| 32102 | Paramedics |
| 32103 | Respiratory Therapists, Cardiopulmonary Technologists |
| 32109 | Other Technical Therapy Occupations |
| 32112 | Dental Technologists |
| 32120 | Medical Laboratory Technologists |
| 32121 | Medical Radiation Technologists |
| 32122 | Medical Sonographers |
| 32123 | Cardiology Technologists |
| 32124 | Pharmacy Technicians |
| 32129 | Other Medical Technicians |
| 33100 | Dental Assistants & Dental Lab Assistants |
| 33102 | Nurse Aides, Orderlies, Patient Associates |
| 33103 | Pharmacy Assistants |
| 33109 | Other Healthcare Support Workers |
| 41301 | Counselling Therapists & Related Occupations |
Language & Licensing Requirements
If your job offer is in a regulated occupation, you may need to meet additional licensing and English language requirements:
Registered Nurses: Must meet the requirements of the College of Registered Nurses of Saskatchewan (CRNS)
Licensed Practical Nurses: Must meet the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Saskatchewan (CLPNS)
Other Regulated Occupations: Contact your regulatory body for guidance.
Already Have a Job Offer?
If you’ve already secured an employment offer from a Saskatchewan healthcare employer, you do not need to submit an EOI. Instead, apply directly to the:
Health Talent Pathway (for experienced professionals)
SINP International Student Category (if you studied in Canada)
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I’m Rashid Ali, a Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, having a designation of RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) from the College of Citizenship & Immigration Consultants of Canada or CICC (Previously known as ICCRC). CICC is the official regulator of immigration consultants in Canada. I’m also a member of the Canadian Association for Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC).