Allied health jobs let you work in different care settings and help patients at every step of their health care journey. Some key features of working in this field include:
• Diverse roles and settings
• Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams
• Opportunities to support patient care across the system
Find the steps that apply to you
I live in the Yukon
Step 1: Choose your profession
Allied health includes many roles such as paramedics, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers and others.
Step 2: Get the required education
Complete an approved training or education program for your chosen profession.
Step 3: Check licensing requirements
Some professions are regulated and require licensing or certification. Requirements vary depending on your role.
Step 4: Apply for jobs
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I live elsewhere in Canada
Step 1: Confirm your qualifications
Make sure your training and credentials are recognized in Canada for your chosen profession.
Step 2: Check Yukon requirements
Some professions require licensing or certification in Yukon. Requirements may differ by profession.
Step 3: Transfer your credentials (if applicable)
- Provide proof of certification or registration
- Confirm you are in good standing
- Submit required documents
Step 4: Apply for jobs
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I was trained outside Canada
Step 1: Have your credentials assessed
You may need to have your credentials assessed through a recognized credential assessment service.
Step 2: Meet language requirements
You may need to provide proof of English or French proficiency.
Step 3: Meet licensing or certification requirements
Many allied health professions require additional steps such as exams, bridging programs or supervised practice.
Step 4: Apply for jobs
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All allied health professionals must
- Meet education and training requirements for their role
- Meet licensing or certification requirements if applicable
- Apply for jobs with Yukon employers
