Compensation
Range
$60,517 – $123,469
Role in Manitoba’s Health System
Nurses collaborate with members of the health care team to provide care to individuals, groups, and communities in a variety of practice areas. Nurses work within a broad scope of practice, which includes health promotion, and illness prevention, direct patient care and rehabilitation.
There are three regulated nursing professions in Manitoba – registered nurses (which also includes nurse practitioners), registered psychiatric nurses, and licensed practical nurses.
Career opportunities exist across Manitoba in rural, northern and urban settings. Visit the current opportunities page to view job postings or fill out this form to connect with a recruiter.
To learn more about becoming a nurse, visit the prospective students page.
“Nurses in Manitoba have so many opportunities. You can be in a position that works independently or on a team, there are many different sites and communities to work in, and there are opportunities to pursue leadership roles. Nursing is a great career choice that requires compassion, empathy, and problem-solving skills.”
Laura
“Nursing is not just about curing and healing, it’s helping patients live in those moments of panic, recovery, uncertainty, and even moments of acceptance. We’re there to provide as much care and support for them to live those moments and I think that’s very rewarding.”
Brian
“My work is very fulfilling, and I feel proud to work in mental health, advocating for my patients and making sure they get the information and resources that they need. One of the things I enjoy most about my work is that it every day is different, and I learn something new every day.”