Calian is a global supplier of technical solutions, services, and products to the space, defence, wired and terrestrial wireless, manufacturing, GNSS and composites industries. We excel in the space industry, and provide infrastructure for satellite ground systems including antennas, RF systems, and network management and gateway solutions for controlling and monitoring satellite network resources, equipment and services. In the defence sector, we provide specialized design and manufacturing services, and our Engineering & Technical Services team includes specialists such as airworthiness and naval/military systems experts, engineers and IM/IT professionals. Calian leads the way in cable access technology, with expertise in Remote PHY, and high-performance DOCSIS test and measurement solutions. Our GNSS technology is renowned for precision and reliability, offering antennas and receivers that ensure high-quality performance. Our composites division specializes in the design and production of high-precision composite products that are rustproof, corrosion-resistant, durable and have a high strength-to-weight ratio. Calian’s manufacturing facilities are staffed by highly skilled professionals who ensure strict quality control and timely delivery to meet the critical needs of our customers. Customers come to Calian when they can't afford to fail.
On-site · Vancouver
The nurse will provide in-home patient support, including administering infusions, injections, and phlebotomy services. They are also responsible for scheduling appointments, completing timely charting, and reporting any adverse events.
On-site · Montréal
The mechanical assembler will build, install, and maintain antenna systems by interpreting technical drawings and specifications. They will also perform troubleshooting, equipment performance evaluations, and on-site repairs at customer locations.
On-site · Fredericton
Medical Radiological Technologists provide diagnostic imaging services to support the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions. They are responsible for patient care, producing diagnostic examinations, maintaining equipment, and ensuring quality assurance programs are followed.
Hybrid · Montréal
The psychologist will conduct comprehensive psychological assessments for law enforcement candidates and personnel, including suitability for high-risk roles and firearm re-arming. They will also collaborate with the clinical team to provide expert guidance, prepare detailed evaluation reports, and ensure quality assurance standards are met.
On-site · Borden
Conduct public health inspections and compliance audits for DND and CAF facilities, including food services and water safety. Investigate communicable diseases and provide technical reports and recommendations to senior medical authorities.
On-site · Ottawa
The physician will provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary primary health care services to Canadian Armed Forces members, including assessments of medical fitness and treatment of occupational injuries. They are responsible for maintaining occupational health records and establishing patient medical employment limitations in accordance with policies.
On-site · Winnipeg
Provide mental health services to Canadian Armed Forces members, including crisis intervention, risk assessments, and various forms of therapy. Collaborate with inter-disciplinary teams to develop individualized treatment plans and facilitate educational group sessions.
On-site · Victoria
The successful candidate will provide addictions counselling services to Canadian Armed Forces members, including assessing substance-use disorders and developing personalized treatment plans. They will also facilitate group interventions, psycho-educational sessions, and maintain confidential client reports.
On-site · Trenton
Provide comprehensive primary medical care to military personnel, including managing acute and chronic conditions and occupational health services. Maintain accurate patient medical information in electronic health records and coordinate with senior medical authorities.
On-site · Borden
Provide comprehensive primary medical care to military personnel, including managing acute and chronic conditions and occupational health needs. Maintain accurate patient medical information in electronic health records and coordinate with senior medical authorities.
On-site · Dundurn
The Social Worker will manage crisis interventions, conduct bio-psychosocial assessments, and provide individual, couples, and group therapy to Canadian Armed Forces members. They will also collaborate with inter-disciplinary healthcare teams to develop individualized treatment plans and facilitate educational group sessions.
On-site · Trenton
The Registered Practical Nurse will perform clinical triage, patient assessments, and nursing interventions including medication administration and wound care. Additionally, the role involves maintaining medical inventory, sterilizing surgical instruments, and providing health education to patients.
On-site · Halifax
The nurse manages immunization and travel medicine instructions while facilitating health promotion clinics for CAF members. Responsibilities include screening for illnesses, providing patient education, and analyzing population health trends.
On-site · Ottawa
Provide immediate on-site crisis intervention and long-term therapeutic support to individuals and groups affected by critical incidents. Conduct trauma assessments and deliver evidence-based therapies to aid in psychological recovery and resilience.
On-site · Sioux Lookout
Provide rotational dental coverage for approximately 30 First Nations communities in the Sioux Lookout region. Responsibilities include performing routine exams, handling emergency procedures, and managing patient medical records.
Hybrid · Saskatoon
The Project Controller monitors project and proposal status, analyzes data, and recommends solutions to support client objectives. Key duties include maintaining schedules, budgets, and forecasts while collaborating with Project Managers to ensure deliverables are achieved.
On-site · Moose Jaw
Provide comprehensive, multidisciplinary primary health care services to Canadian Armed Forces members, including health assessments and diagnosis. Manage chronic illnesses and implement health promotion strategies within an interdisciplinary team.
On-site · Victoria
The Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive primary, occupational, and minor trauma care to Canadian Armed Forces members. Responsibilities include performing health assessments, prescribing medications, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to manage chronic illnesses.
On-site · Edmonton
Provide general orthopaedic consultation and surgical care for lower extremities to Canadian Armed Forces members. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams and anesthesiologists to manage patient diagnosis, surgery, and rehabilitation.
Hybrid · Ottawa
Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments and structured interviews to determine the suitability of candidates for high-risk law enforcement roles. Prepare detailed evaluation reports and perform assessments for re-arming and return-to-duty following critical incidents.
