Internationally Educated Allied Health Professionals
Join us at Fraser Health in beautiful British Columbia, Canada
Internationally educated allied health care professionals (IEAHP) from around the world live, work and play in the Fraser Health region.
Experience a fantastic place to call home where your knowledge, skills and career experience are valued and where work/life balance is encouraged.
Are you currently a Fraser Health employee? Browse and apply for jobs on the internal job portal.
Working at Fraser Health comes with benefits:
- A competitive compensation package and employee benefits.
- A collaborative team working in partnership across departments.
- Ongoing investment in new capital projects offering more job opportunities.
- Professional development opportunities and on the job education.
- Ability to teach it forward and nurture future talent.
- Cutting edge technology and innovation.
Getting started as an IEAHP
Before applying for a job, we recommend that you complete the four steps below in order:
Understanding the immigration process and getting licensed to work here is crucial. Our team can help answer any questions you may have.
Getting licensed to work in B.C. by a professional regulatory authority is required. Learn more on the government of B.C. website.
Explore the area, get to know the communities in our region and decide where you would like to live. There's something here for everyone.
Find a job that’s right for your skills and qualifications in your preferred location(s), and submit your application.
Our immigration support team is here to help you
Understanding the immigration process is one thing, having experienced it is another. Our team of recruiters have gone through the process themselves and understand what you can expect.
Let our immigration support team help guide you through the process.
Serving two million people in British Columbia, we are the largest of the five regional health authorities in the province.
Fraser Health operates 12 hospitals (including Royal Columbian Hospital Level 1 and Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre Level 3 Trauma centres).
New employees hired into regular full and part-time, difficult-to-fill positions may be eligible for relocation assistance.* Expenses can include relocation of you and your immediate family and your personal belongings.
Licensing information and bursaries for IEAHPs
Being licensed to work in B.C. before you apply is key to a successful career move. The following allied health professions require certification by a professional regulatory authority:
- Anesthesia assistant
- Audiologist
- Cardiology technologist
- Cardiovascular technologist
- Diagnostic medical sonographer
- Dietitian
- Medical Imaging
- Occupational therapist
- Perfusionist
- Pharmacist
- Pharmacy technician
- Physiotherapist
- Psychologist
- Registered social worker
- Respiratory therapist
- Speech language pathologist
Learn more about the professional regulatory bodies in B.C. that manage certification for various roles on the government of British Columbia website.
You can also find information about licensing requirements and available bursaries for some allied health roles through Health Match BC.
Have questions about licensing? Reach out to our team.
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