Northern Health Region
The Northern Health Region is full of opportunity, offering the perfect setting for a diverse and rewarding practice environment.
With a population of 76,847, the Northern Health Region plans and provides health care services and programs to a small population over 60 per cent of Manitoba’s total land mass. The largest communities of Thompson, The Pas, and Flin Flon are hub sites that provide the largest scope of medical services and also facilitate support to the many other communities spread across the North.
At a Glance
- Six hospitals
- Four long-term care facilities
Lifestyle
The Northern Health Region is at the heart of adventure territory, with crystal-clear lakes and seemingly endless boreal forests less than a five-minute drive from our major centres. Our four-season playground is made for golf, hiking, skiing, boating, fishing, hunting, and snowmobiling – the possibilities are only limited by your desire and imagination.
Northern Incentives and Benefits
The Northern Health Region is not only professionally advantageous, but you will also benefit financially with:
- competitive salaries;
- retention allowances for qualifying positions;
- relocation assistance;
- northern living allowance;
- and a comprehensive benefits package.
For more information, visit the Northern Health Region careers page and connect with a recruiter.
Northern Health Region Service Locations
Click here for a detailed list of locations and facilities.
“I always wanted to work in the medical field, but I wasn’t quite sure where. When a friend from high school told me how rewarding a career as a medical laboratory technologist was, it encouraged me to pursue this opportunity to work in health care.
I started my career as a medical laboratory technol…
Read MoreAlysia
Medical Laboratory Technologist
Flin Flon
“I always knew I wanted to work in health care, but I was unsure exactly how “hands-on” I wanted to be. Diagnostic imaging was the perfect choice for me because it offered a balanced mix of patient interaction and independent work, depending on your chosen modality.
I grew up in northern Manitoba and…
Read MoreLorice
Medical Radiation Technologist
Thompson
“Some people feel that a rural setting won’t give them the same experience as a large urban centre, but the truth is we’re a very fast-paced department. There are plenty of opportunities to build your skills, and even though I’ve worked as an emergency nurse for 15 years, I still feel like I’m learning s…
Read MoreVanessa
Nurse
The Pas
“I always wanted to work in the medical field, but I wasn’t quite sure where. When a friend from high school told me how rewarding a career as a medical laboratory technologist was, it encouraged me to pursue this opportunity to work in health care.
I started my career as a medical laboratory technol…
Read MoreAlysia
Medical Laboratory Technologist
Flin Flon
“I always knew I wanted to work in health care, but I was unsure exactly how “hands-on” I wanted to be. Diagnostic imaging was the perfect choice for me because it offered a balanced mix of patient interaction and independent work, depending on your chosen modality.
I grew up in northern Manitoba and…
Read MoreLorice
Medical Radiation Technologist
Thompson
“Some people feel that a rural setting won’t give them the same experience as a large urban centre, but the truth is we’re a very fast-paced department. There are plenty of opportunities to build your skills, and even though I’ve worked as an emergency nurse for 15 years, I still feel like I’m learning s…
Read MoreVanessa
Nurse
The Pas
“I always wanted to work in the medical field, but I wasn’t quite sure where. When a friend from high school told me how rewarding a career as a medical laboratory technologist was, it encouraged me to pursue this opportunity to work in health care.
I started my career as a medical laboratory technol…
Read MoreAlysia
Medical Laboratory Technologist
Flin Flon
“I always knew I wanted to work in health care, but I was unsure exactly how “hands-on” I wanted to be. Diagnostic imaging was the perfect choice for me because it offered a balanced mix of patient interaction and independent work, depending on your chosen modality.
I grew up in northern Manitoba and…
Read MoreLorice
Medical Radiation Technologist
Thompson
“Some people feel that a rural setting won’t give them the same experience as a large urban centre, but the truth is we’re a very fast-paced department. There are plenty of opportunities to build your skills, and even though I’ve worked as an emergency nurse for 15 years, I still feel like I’m learning s…
Read MoreVanessa
Nurse
The Pas