Working as a Psychologist

Getting hurt at work can disrupt your life. WCB can help minimize the disruption as we help injured workers return to the job and feel like themselves again. WCB-Alberta was created by government to administer the Workers' Compensation Act for the province's workers and employers. Funded by employers, we provide cost-effective disability and liability coverage for work-related injury and illness. This means we compensate workers for lost income and coordinate the health care and other services they need due to a work-related injury. We strive for fairness when making decisions that affect the two million workers we cover, and the nearly 170,000 employers whose contributions fund worker benefits, return-to-work programs, and health care services. Working together with our partners, our goal is to significantly and measurably reduce the impact of workplace illness and injury on Albertans.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) provides healthcare services to more than 4.1 million people in our province every day. Along with core healthcare professionals, AHS counts on corporate office professionals, healthcare supports, volunteers, and many others working behind-the-scenes. From nurses to power engineers, housekeepers to physiotherapists, and many roles in between, you can make a difference here. Our employees come from all walks of life – from all corners of the world. We strive to create a culture in which everyone feels safe, healthy, and valued, and can reach their full potential. Working at AHS means being empowered to succeed in a role where you are encouraged to find solutions and co-create a healthy work environment.

About Us Nova Scotia Health Authority provides health services to Nova Scotians and some specialized services to Maritimers and Atlantic Canadians. We operate hospitals, health centres and community-based programs across the province. Our team of health professionals includes employees, doctors, researchers, learners and volunteers that provide the health care or services you may need. Partnerships are important to us. We work in partnership with community groups, schools, governments, foundations and auxiliaries and community health boards. Whether we are hosting wellness programs in the community, conducting innovative research in labs, or helping a patient recover in hospital; we are creating a healthier Nova Scotia.

With a long tradition of groundbreaking firsts and a vision of achieving global impact through exemplary patient care, research and education, the University Health Network (UHN), Canada’s largest research teaching hospital, brings together some of the world’s top medical, research and clinical specialists. The University Health Network, frequently ranked among Canada’s Top 100 Employers, represents the coming together of shared values and diverse expertise in patient care, research and education. Each of our facilities – Toronto General Hospital, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute and The Michener Institute – makes a unique contribution to the whole. Together, we create something far greater than the sum of our parts. UHN is a caring, creative place where amazing people are amazing the world. UHN is a fully affiliated teaching hospital within the University of Toronto.

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is a world class innovator in medical care, research and teaching, delivering service to more than one million BC residents. With over 13,000 staff, 13 hospitals, 2,500 physicians and over $4 billion in funding. Vancouver Coastal Health is also one of the most influential employers in the province. VCH is the regional health authority that provides a complete range of health care services for over one million residents in the Greater Vancouver and Coast Garibaldi areas. VCH offers direct and contracted health services including primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary care, home and community care, mental health services, population and preventive health and addictions services.