How to Apply

How to Apply

Thanks for your interest in joining our team!

The application process at Fraser Health varies depending on your location, whether or not you are a current employee and if you are applying from within or outside of British Columbia and/or Canada.

The resources below can help answer questions and walk you through how to apply for jobs at Fraser Health.

IMPORTANT: Recruitment scam warning

Please be on alert for recruitment scams. We are aware of several scams targeting individuals by falsely claiming to represent Fraser Health.

Always take precautions when sharing personal details with unverified sources. Please note that we will never ask for money or payment, nor ask you to download or install an app at any point during our recruitment process.

Quick Links

Apply now

Join a passionate team of health care professionals who are caring, innovating and growing together.

Consolidated hiring services

Hiring for some health care roles in the Lower Mainland is consolidated with a lead health authority.

About Fraser Health

We serve over two million people in British Columbia. Better health for our patients, clients and residents means everything to us.

Living here

With mountain views, ocean beaches, cultural attractions and access to recreational activities, there is a place here for everyone.

Start your search

Are you currently a Fraser Health employee? Browse and apply for jobs on the internal job portal.

The application process

Are you an internal or external applicant?

The application process is different for external, internal and medical staff candidates. Choose an option below to learn more.

External candidates

Step 1: Search jobs

Visit our external jobs search page. You can start your job search by using keywords, or browsing by profession, job category and/or location.

Step 2: Job application

Once you find a job posting that you want to apply to, and you also meet the minimum qualifications for, click the “Apply Now” button.

Step 3: Create a profile

You will be prompted to create your profile, including a username and password. Please include any and all information you wish to be included as part of your application, and follow further instructions.

Step 4: Submit your application

For help creating your profile or applying to a job, watch this help video, or download this Quick Start Guide

Internal candidates

If you are already part of the Fraser Health family, please visit the internal careers portal to view and apply for jobs.

To log in to MyCareer Hub within the Fraser Health network (at work), click on “Corporate Login”.
To log in from outside of the Fraser Health network, enter your username or email and a password.
To reset your MyCareer Hub password, please click “Forgot your password?”

Medical staff

Visit our external jobs search page to find opportunities in your specialty.

For additional help with your application you can email us at mycareerhub@fraserhealth.ca.

Are you applying from outside British Columbia?

The following are additional resources depending on which country you are applying from.

Canadian applicants

Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada
To apply for a job, you must create an online profile and link your profile to a posting number. You must upload or attach a resume, and fully complete all sections. Incomplete profiles will not be reviewed.

Apply to positions
Once you have created a profile, you may apply for positions by clicking “Apply Now” after you have viewed the posting, and your profile will be attached to the posting. You must do this for each posting that you wish to apply to.

Update your profile
Keep a record of your username and password. You can login any time to update your profile or to apply for a position at a later date.

Submit on time
Job postings are typically removed at 11:59 p.m. on the closing date. It is best to apply before the closing date.

Relocation assistance
We encourage applicants from areas outside of British Columbia and across Canada to apply. New employees may be eligible for relocation assistance.

U.S. and International applicants

BEWARE OF PHISHING SCAMS POSING AS FRASER HEALTH

We have received reports of phishing scams posing as Fraser Health recruitment and asking for money for an interview/training fee in many countries. Fraser Health will never ask for funds tied to an interview process or recruitment. If you receive a suspicious email, or something looks suspicious about the job you are applying to, please notify feedback@fraserhealth.ca and your local authorities.

We welcome qualified international applicants to apply for jobs at Fraser Health. The process to immigrate to Canada does require some time and effort, but once you arrive here you will quickly see why Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley in British Columbia is one of the best places on earth.

Learn more about immigration and supports available to you through BCHealthCareers.ca.

Your eligibility for employment will depend on your occupational group, qualifications and current Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and Employment and Social Development Canada regulations.

Medical staff

Professional Registration

In order to practice in British Columbia, you must be registered through the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia. Certification in Family Medicine is through the national organization of the College of Family Physicians of Canada.

Learn more
Visit BCHealthCareers.ca for more information on employment requirements for physicians in British Columbia.

Regional and affiliate employees

This information is applicable to Fraser Health employees displaced or on recall, as well as displaced employees of affiliate organizations.

Current Vacancies
Community Vacancies
Facilities Vacancies
Health Sciences Vacancies

How to Apply
Select the appropriate bargaining association for application details and contact information:

Frequently asked questions

What can you expect during the hiring process? Here are answers to some of the most common questions our candidates ask.

How do I apply for a job at Fraser Health?

If you would like to be considered for a position at Fraser Health, visit our external careers portal where you can apply. Start by creating an online profile and uploading your resume. With your profile completed, you can apply for any positions that meet your interests and qualifications. Visit this portal as many times as you would like to keep your profile current and to search for new opportunities. 

Do I need to submit a cover letter with my resume?

A cover letter is not required when applying for positions at Fraser Health. Your resume is the main document used by recruiters to review your qualifications.

If you choose to submit a cover letter, it must be included as part of your resume – it cannot be added to your profile as a separate document.

What should I do if my career portal session times out or expires while applying?

If your session times out or expires, you can resume your application by logging back in and navigating to your Job Seeker Dashboard. In the Actions column, you’ll see a “Continue Application” button next to any job where your application is still incomplete. Click this button and you can continue applying from where you left off.

I applied for a position, was not shortlisted and see the position has been reposted, but I am unable to apply again. How do I reapply?

When a job that you have applied for is reposted, your application to the original posting is automatically submitted to the new posting as well. Recruiters will see your original application; there is no need for you to re-apply.

I have forgotten my profile password, how do I reset it?

Enter your email address to start the login process. Click “Continue”. Finally, click “Reset My Password” and follow the prompts. An email containing a link to reset your password will be sent to you. If you do not see it immediately, please be patient as it can take a few minutes to arrive – also check your spam/junk folder as it can sometimes show up there.

I am interested in working at Fraser Health but am not yet ready to apply. Is there a way to receive information about jobs that I might be qualified for?

Yes, we can help you find jobs that you might be interested in for some positions. Join our talent community to stay informed about exclusive career updates.

To join our talent community, sign up on our career’s website in your area of expertise:

When should I expect someone to contact me regarding my application?

Once your application has been submitted, it will be reviewed by our recruiters and/or hiring managers. If you are shortlisted, you will be contacted directly.

Can I contact the hiring manager directly to have a conversation about the role?

Candidates are only connected with the hiring team once they have been shortlisted. At that stage, you may request to contact a member of the team to learn more about the role and next steps in the process.

How can I expedite my application to the hiring manager?

Applications are reviewed in the order in which they are received. Submit your application for a position as early as possible to ensure it will be reviewed sooner and be considered in a timely manner.

I don't have registration yet, will my application still be considered?

Your application will be considered if you meet all required qualifications for the role, including registration. If registration is a requirement, candidates must hold active registration at the time of consideration to move forward in the process.

Will I receive feedback if I’m not selected?

We receive a high volume of applications and are unfortunately unable to provide individual feedback to every applicant. If you are shortlisted, we will contact you with next steps.

How often should I update my online profile?

We recommend that you always keep your online profile up-to-date. Update your profile whenever there is a change to your experience, qualifications or availability – this helps ensure your information is current and accurately reflects your background when new job opportunities become available.

Can updates to my immigration documentation be added at any time? And if so, will this overwrite any earlier documentation in your system?

Yes, you can update your immigration documentation at any time. When a new document is uploaded, it will replace the previous version on your profile ensuring that the most current documentation is visible and used. If you would like to upload multiple documents, we recommend that you combine them into one file and upload it.

Can I update information on an application that I have already submitted?

Yes, you can update your application after submission. However, it is recommended that you ensure your application is complete, accurate and up-to-date at the time of submission as it may be reviewed based on the information provided at that time.

How can I make sure that my application stands out for a role?

To strengthen your application, start by carefully reviewing the job description and qualifications listed for the position. Make sure that your resume clearly highlights how your skills, experience and accomplishments meet or exceed the requirements.

Tailoring your resume to align with the role can better demonstrate your fit and help recruiters identify your strengths.

How do I prepare for an interview?

Review the job description, research our organization and be ready to discuss your experience and how it aligns with the role. It is important to prepare examples that demonstrate your skills, experience and achievements.

Consolidated hiring services

Hiring for some health care roles in the Lower Mainland such as pharmacy, health emergency management and laboratory medicine is consolidated with a lead health authority responsible for the services.

These areas are managed through Lower Mainland Consolidation (LMC).

Learn more about LMC >

Getting licensed to work in British Columbia

Whether applying locally or from abroad, being licensed to work in British Columbia before you apply is important. Many health care professions require certification by a professional regulatory authority.

You can learn more about the professional regulatory bodies in B.C. on the provincial government website.

Moving to British Columbia?

Need help deciding where to live?

Visit our Live Here section to learn more about the communities in the Fraser Health region. With a mix of urban and rural settings, there’s a place for everyone.

Relocation assistance

New employees hired into regular full and part-time, difficult-to-fill positions may be eligible for relocation assistance. Some conditions apply.

Have questions not answered above? Our recruitment team can help!