The vibrant city of Red Deer is located conveniently between Edmonton of Calgary. Find all the amenities of a big city with the close-knit community of smaller rural towns while you support residents along their health journey as a NP, RN, or SLP.
Are you interested in working in Alberta's rural communities? A career in rural Alberta means working closely with interdisciplinary professionals, building a career that fits your lifestyle, and developing meaningful relationships with patients and the community.
Rural communities are generally considered to be over an hour drive away from Calgary or Edmonton. If you’re interested in opportunities in Calgary or Edmonton, please apply to individual positions on our job board.
A talent pool is a database of job candidates who have the potential to meet an organization's immediate and long-term needs. Depending on the current needs of the organization, we may contact qualified applicants about career opportunities in rural Alberta.
Fort McMurray, widely referred to as “Boomtown” and “The heart of Canadian oil production”, is centered in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, surrounded by dense boreal forest. This vibrant northern city is passionate about community engagement and development. Positions may be eligible for Fort McMurray Allowance of $12,480 annually.
Only a few hours from Edmonton, enjoy the benefits of working and living rurally in Hinton with the convenience of city and mountain life just a short trip away. Nearby, the Town of Edson is located about two hours’ drive from Jasper National Park. Visit Edson.ca/community to learn more!
Located approximately 700 kms from Edmonton, you’ll find Fort Vermillion and La Crete, two close-knit towns in the beautiful Peace River Valley. Enjoy a long walk to the lake or a round of golf on your day off! Nursing and health care aide positions are open. Eligible for the Northern Allowance.
The vibrant city of Red Deer is located conveniently between Edmonton of Calgary. Find all the amenities of a big city with the close-knit community of smaller rural towns while you support residents along their health journey as a NP, RN, or SLP.