Faculty Recruitment
Queen's University 
Queen's Faculty of Health Sciences
The Faculty of Health Sciences encompasses the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Rehabilitation Therapy, as well as the Life Sciences Program.
Non-Canadian physicians who are trained outside of Canada must meet certain requirements for licensure in addition to obtaining a Work Permit. The recruitment of such individuals must be approved by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and they must be eligible to hold specialty certification from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or be eligible for the Royal College examinations in the specialty/sub-specialty concerned.
Available positions are listed below.
Check back often, more positions will be added as they become available.
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Academic Respirologist with Expertise in Sleep Medicine |
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| Academic Surgical Pathologist | Position Description | |
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Anesthesiologist |
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Biomedical and Molecular Science - Inaugural Department Head |
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Biostatistician - Community Health and Epidemiology |
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Medicine - Academic Endocrinologist |
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Medicine - Academic General Internists |
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| Orthopaedic Academic Trauma Surgeon | Position Description | |
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Otolaryngologist- with emphasis on Head & Neck Oncology |
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Pediatrics - Various Positions |
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Pediatrics, Clinical Geneticist |
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Pediatrics, Hospitalist (2) |
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Family Physician (2 positions, part time) |
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Physiatrist |
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| SEAMO Clinician Scientists | Position Description | |
| SEAMO Medical Education Scholars | Position Description | |
| Vice-Dean, Education | Position Description |
Additional position postings:
The faculty's mission is to educate health professionals and students in the biomedical sciences by conducting research, by generating a spirit of enquiry, and by serving the health needs of the people of southeastern Ontario, drawing on Queen's learning environment to enable graduates to become the leading health professionals for Canada's rural, northern, and urban communities and to provide researchers and educators for the nation's future.