Support for Physicians.

We’ll Help You Every Step of the Way

Relocating to a new community is a big move. We make it easier with personal support and practical resources.

Practice Expectations

The Big Country Hospital (Oyen) offers a full-scope rural family medicine practice with admitting privileges.

Physicians typically engage in clinical duties five days per week (minimum 40 hours), with participation in the emergency department on-call rotation as outlined by AHS South Zone.

Residency within the community of Oyen is expected to ensure strong integration with patients, colleagues, and the local health team.

Professional Standards & Training

• CCFP designation preferred

• ACLS and ATLS required; NRP, MOREOB, and ALARM desired

• Active involvement in quality improvement and continuing education encouraged

• Preference for candidates with recent rural or emergency experience

Licensing & Registration

Candidates must be eligible for registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA). Information on eligibility and the provisional register is available at: www.cpsa.ab.ca

Relocation & Financial Incentives

• Relocation assistance may be available through AHS

• AMA incentives and benefits available to members

• Municipal incentives available to support relocation and community integration

• Compensation: Fee-for-Service, supported by Alberta Health Services

Professional & Family Integration

The Oyen Medical Clinic is a group practice supported by the Palliser Primary Care Network (PCN). Our community provides assistance with housing, childcare, and spousal employment to make your move seamless.