Job Opportunities

The Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region believes that every job is important and contributes toward providing quality health care. If you believe that Northerners could benefit from your expertise, consider joining our team.

The Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region participates in a provincial recruitment program. Find out more by going to Health Careers in Sask.

Incentives

The Ministry of Health Clinical Placement Bursary is offered to students in an eligible nursing program or eligible health discipline that requires the completion of a final clinical placement as part of training prior to licensure.  For more information, click here.

For information on other health discipline bursaries administered by the Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region, contact Human.Resources@mcrrha.sk.ca
 

Benefits

There are many benefits to the northern lifestyle. Find out more about the communities in our region.

Representative Workforce

A Representative Workforce is one in which the workplace is representative of the workforce population it serves.

A Representative Workforce Strategy is implemented when the organization signs an agreement to opens its doors to hiring the workforce population at all levels and classifications.

Shared Commitment

Saskatchewan is home to the second largest Aboriginal population per capita in Canada and the fastest growing labour force. Aboriginal people are significantly under-represented in the health care labour force.

On July 15, 1999, Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region and First Nations and Métis Relations signed a partnership agreement to implement the Representative Workforce Strategy. A new partnership agreement was signed on August 27, 2003 with the Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations and the Unions, Saskatchewan Union of Nurses, Saskatchewan Government Employees Union and Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan. The parties agreed to work together in the Region to support and promote the Representative Workforce Strategy through implementing:

1. Policies/programs to facilitate constructive cultural relations.
2. Aboriginal employment and career development.
3. Linkages to the Aboriginal workforce.
4. Economic opportunities to provide products and services.

Representative Workforce language is included in the Collective Agreements of the three unions: Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan (HSAS), Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union (SGEU) and Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN),

The Values of the Representative Workforce Initiative

The Representative Workforce Initiative is based upon specific values and principles, upon which employees are hired based on meeting the skills and qualifications of each position:

• Respect for the individual and culture
• Integrity, dignity and mutual respect
• Trust and fairness
• Open communication and understanding
• Consistent approach

For more info contact: Millie Goulet , Representative Workforce Coordinator, Phone: 306-425-4804, Fax: 425-5432.

Job Listings 

Here are the job listings that are currently available.