Physicians in the Yukon practise in hospitals, community clinics and rural settings.
Follow the steps to become licensed and work as a physician in Yukon.
Find the steps that apply to you
I live in the Yukon
Step 1: Complete your medical education
Complete a medical degree and required residency training through an accredited program.
Step 2: Apply for licensing
You must be licensed by the Yukon Medical Council before you can practise.
Step 3: Connect with opportunities
Physicians in Yukon often work through contractual or fee-for-service arrangements.
Step 4: Apply for positions
I live elsewhere in Canada
Step 1: Confirm your qualifications
Ensure you are licensed and in good standing in another Canadian province or territory.
Step 2: Apply for Yukon licensing
You must be licensed by the Yukon Medical Council before working in Yukon.
Step 3: Transfer your licence
- Provide proof of registration
- Confirm you are in good standing
- Submit required documentation
Step 4: Explore opportunities
Step 5: Apply for positions
I was trained outside Canada
Step 1: Have your credentials assessed
You must have your medical credentials assessed and recognized through national processes.
Step 2: Meet licensing and exam requirements
You may need to complete national exams and additional training.
Step 3: Apply for Yukon licensing
Apply to the Yukon Medical Council once requirements are met.
Step 4: Explore opportunities
Step 5: Apply for positions
All physicians must
- Be licensed by the Yukon Medical Council
- Meet professional and regulatory requirements
- Work through Yukon-based employers or physician service models
Yukon Medical Association
The Yukon Medical Association supports physicians in the Yukon and promotes access to high-quality health care.