Want to grow your career with a team that cares? We're seeking ICU and Emergency Room nurses to join us at facilities across the province. Apply today and make a meaningful difference in your community: https://careers.albertahealthservices.ca/moreinfo/criticalcare
“Each day comes with a new proud moment. It's hard to narrow it down to just one or a couple.” Primary care paramedics, like Shane, help assess emergency scenes and patients. They play a key role administering medications, providing basic life support, performing airway adjuncts, and engaging in semi-automated defibrillation. “Some of the proudest moments might be sitting with someone who is having a really tough day and just being that listening, caring, ear to somebody who is in a lot of pain, or being able to provide medication and support in order for them to feel better, and feel less pain.” Learn more and apply today: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/careers/Page13118.aspx
Therapy assistants play an important role on the Allied Health team, working closely with patients and communicating their needs and progress back to audiologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, recreation therapists or speech-language pathologists.
Cleared for takeoff. AHS Air Ambulance provides air support for emergency transport of patients across Alberta. Thanks to the collaboration of medical teams and partners, AHS Air Ambulance helps ensure Albertans get the care they need, when they need it. Find your calling today: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/careers/Page13118.aspx
Interested in a career with AHS? We’d love to meet you! Our team often attends hiring events, hosts information sessions, and provides classroom presentations for in demand health professions and hard to recruit roles. Check out upcoming events and learn more here: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/careers/Page13127.aspx
Islaine Dubuc’s unconditional love of caring for people kept her dream in sharp focus on her journey to practising as a registered nurse in Alberta. Dubuc left Brazil for Alberta in 2012, determined to provide a better life for her parents. “They are the most important people in my life,” she says, acknowledging the sacrifices they made to ensure her success. She arrived without a job and only limited English, but firmly committed to building her nursing career.
