The Saskatchewan Health Authority – Saskatoon Area, in partnership with the University of Saskatchewan, Department of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine (GIM), is inviting applications for eight full-time General Internal Medicine specialists. These new positions are part of the Saskatoon City Hospital (SCH) Optimization Project, which includes the addition of 60 new medicine beds at SCH and an expanded GIM presence across Saskatoon.

The Division of General Internal Medicine is a large, vibrant, and collegial group within the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the University of Saskatchewan. With this expansion, successful candidates will provide services across all three acute care hospitals in Saskatoon:

• Royal University Hospital (RUH)
• St. Paul's Hospital (SPH)
• Saskatoon City Hospital (SCH)

In addition to hospital-based inpatient admitting and consultative services, physicians will have opportunities for outpatient practice and academic contributions through the College of Medicine, including clinical teaching and research. Many GIM physicians maintain practices in private office settings in Saskatoon, and new members will have the opportunity to join these established practices.

Specialty Type: Specialist - Internist

Qualifications:

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada certification (or eligibility) in General Internal Medicine

Eligibility for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan (CPSS)

Language of Work: English

Benefits:

Benefits are the responsibility of the successful candidate.

Additional Information:

The City – Saskatoon Shines
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