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Sioux Lookout Regional Physicians' Services Inc. (SLRPSI)

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Sioux Lookout, Ontario

Hospitals and Health Care
1–10 people

About

Sioux Lookout Regional Physicians’ Services Inc (SLRPSI) wants to welcome you to beautiful Northwestern Ontario. From Sioux Lookout to Fort Severn, from Webequie to North Spirit Lake, an exciting career in rural medicine awaits! When you make the decision to live and work in Sioux Lookout and the surrounding area, you’re not only expanding your career opportunities, but also choosing a quality of life. If you enjoy outdoor adventures such as hiking, cross-country skiing, watersports, fishing, and hunting, all while earning a living and making a true difference, then Sioux Lookout is the place for you! Practice fascinating medicine in an intercultural setting and experience the reward of delivering an essential service to one of 31 underserved, remote Indigenous Communities. Service Area and Mission: SLRPSI provides healthcare services to both the town of Sioux Lookout (population approximately 5,800) and 31 First Nations communities in the region Slrpsi. The organization focuses on delivering innovative, patient-focused physician services while supporting the health needs of Anishinaabe people across the area. Physician Practice Structure: GP/Family & Specialist (PEDS/IM & PSYCH) Physicians working under SLRPSI have the flexibility to work in a variety of settings, including the emergency room, clinic, and northern community supports Slrpsi. Family physicians work full scope practices, serving as ER doctors, hospitalists, and locums both within Sioux Lookout and in remote First Nations communities. There are three physician groups plus individual physicians providing services through contractual agreements.

Open positions

Internal Medicine Physician

On-site · Sioux Lookout

Provide internal medicine services within a community hospital setting, including the emergency department. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of specialists to deliver healthcare to the local population and remote First Nations communities.