Have you ever dreamed of examining Agar plates under the Aurora Borealis?

Join Our Team in Yellowknife for the opportunity to be our next Medical Laboratory Technologist -Microbiology!

As a Medical Laboratory Technologist – Microbiology, you’ll be part of a collaborative team at Stanton Territorial Hospital, performing critical diagnostic testing in Microbiology, Mycobacteriology, and Environmental Bacteriology.

You’ll work under the guidance of a Technical Supervisor and contribute to over 15,000 samples processed monthly, supporting regional health centers, public health offices, and northern industries.

Compensation and Benefits:

Salary range: $96,876 – $115,733
Paid Benefits: $23,700 – $24,900 in paid benefits in year 1!
Defined Benefit Pension Plan, comprehensive health and dental benefit plan.
Paid relocation, including 10 – 21 days of paid accommodations.
Northern tax deductions $11 – $22/daily
Deferred salary, take 80 – 90% of salary for 6 – 12 months of paid leave.
Up to $50k is available to support long-term education goals through professional development programs.
Key Qualifications and Skills – New Grad Friendly!

·         A recognized Medical Laboratory Technology Program at minimum of a diploma or degree level from an accredited Canadian Post-Secondary Institution.

·         New graduates waiting to write their certification examination will be considered; however, registration must be achieved prior to beginning employment with Laboratory Services.

·         Candidates must be certified as a Registered Medical Laboratory Technologist in Canada and be a member in good standing with the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS).

Yellowknife offers a rare mix of urban amenities and northern adventure. From snowmobiling and aurora viewing in winter to boating and hiking under the summer’s midnight sun; adventure is 10 minutes away. The city’s vibrant arts and festival scene includes Folk on the Rocks, the SnowKing Winter Festival, and a diverse mix of theatre and musical performances at the Northern Arts & Cultural Centre.

Foodies will love the Tuesday Farmers Market at Somba K’è Park, overlooking Frame Lake, with vendors serving food from all over the North and the world. Local favorites include Arctic char, Bannock, wild berry pies, and Arctic Blend Ukiurtatuq tea.

The Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority (NTHSSA) – Yellowknife Region serves Yellowknife, N’Dilo, Dettah, Lutsel K’e, and Fort Resolution, and includes Stanton Territorial Hospital, Specialist Clinics, and the Health Promotion and Protection branch.

Apply now!

Interested in knowing more about living and working in the NWT? Visit www.PracticeNWT.ca