If you are looking to start your medical career or are considering a change to your practice location, there are many communities in our region that might be just right for you.
The rural lifestyle is what draws many physicians to practice outside of busy urban centers. You will have the opportunity to live an hour from the cottage, go home for lunch, and be as active in your community as you so choose.
The rural lifestyle is what draws many physicians to practice outside of busy urban centers. You will have the opportunity to live an hour from the cottage, go home for lunch, and be as active in your community as you so choose.
Prairie Mountain Health is recruiting two (2) skilled & ambitious Urologists to join our healthcare team in Brandon, Manitoba.
As the successful applicant, you will be responsible for examining, diagnosing, and treating urologic disorders, including surgical procedures, ordering diagnostic tests, and consulting with and providing urologic expertise to other physicians/ healthcare providers as required.
Brandon Regional Health Centre has 309 beds, which includes 10 ICU beds. Brandon Regional Health Centre Diagnostic Services include radiology, ultrasound, CT, and MRI. A wide range of specialist services available onsite include pediatrics, obstetrics & gynecology, anesthesia, general surgery, radiology, nuclear medicine, oncology, orthopedic surgery, and internal medicine.
Applicants will be able to join one of the various clinics throughout the city. All private clinics will have a competitive overhead rate. There are also multiple teaching opportunities if this interests the applicant. Brandon hosts a University of Manitoba satellite campus for clinical clerk positions and resident training through the CaRMS match. The successful candidate(s) will have the opportunity for an appointment at the University of Manitoba.
Primary location
Brandon Regional Health Centre – 150 McTavish Ave. E. Brandon MB, R7A 2B3.Secondary address for private clinic will be determined by the candidates.
Remuneration
Will be fee-for-service based on an agreement between Doctors Manitoba and Manitoba Healthy Living and Seniors (MHHLS).
Dependent on volume, anticipated fee-for-service annual compensation is $300,000.00 – $500,000.00, based on 40 hours a week (excluding on-call work).
The income is derived from all sources during the regular working day and does not include medical services provided after hours, weekends, or holidays.On-call stipends are paid separately per the Doctors Manitoba negotiated rates. For 24-hour off-site on-call, the current rate is $597.43. As a Fee-for-service Physician, you can bill fee-for-service while on-call.
Qualifications
Medical Degree
Must be eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba
Before starting the practice, you are required to obtain medico-legal insurance with the Canadian
Medical Protective Association or with another carrier at your expense
Must provide Criminal record check, Child and Adult abuse check prior to starting practice
Language of work: English
Benefits:
As this is a fee-for-service position, benefits are not provided and may be purchased by the physician if desired.
Physicians may be eligible to receive relocation assistance. Please contact for more details.
Prairie Mountain Health covers an area of 66 201 square kilometres on the southwestern side of the Province of Manitoba, with a population of 169,760. The region includes 115 towns and communities, including the city of Brandon, the referral centre for a catchment area of nearly 200,000 people, including 14 First Nations communities and four French language communities.
Prairie Mountain Health employs over 8,000 staff and operates 22 acute care/transitional facilities and 42 long-term care facilities. There are approximately 170 primary care physicians and 67 specialists providing medical services in the area.
Brandon is a thriving city with over 51,000 residents, located 200 km west of Winnipeg on the TransCanada Highway. It is large enough to supply all the retail, medical, educational and cultural needs daily and small enough to avoid high costs of living and long commutes to the workplace.
Brandon University has a significant reputation in music, general arts and science programs. Assiniboine Community College provides a wide range of education options. Riding Mountain National Park is one hour north of the city, and the Peace Gardens are situated on the Manitoba/North Dakota border just over an hour to the south. There are numerous other recreational areas in Western Manitoba. Dubbed “The Host City,” Brandon’s enthusiastic volunteer base lands many provincial, national and international events. The “Wheat City” is a vibrant community to live, work, and play.
You belong in Brandon!!
Brandon Regional Health Centre
Economic Development Brandon
City of Brandon
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How to apply
Applications accepted via Health Careers Manitoba
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