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Looking for a GP job in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada?
From the lively urban centre of St. John’s to welcoming towns and rural communities scattered across the province, Newfoundland and Labrador offers an exceptional blend of career opportunities and lifestyle.
With a strong demand for family physicians and a healthcare system that values collaboration and community-based care, Newfoundland and Labrador is an excellent place to build a rewarding medical career while enjoying a balanced and fulfilling life.
Our Frequently Asked Questions section has the answers to all your questions about life as a GP in Canada.
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Courtenay 
British Columbia CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP looking for a fulfilling clinical role in a tight-knit coastal community with all the natural beauty of British Columbia? We are activ...
moreJ458145 Toronto Ontario CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP looking to establish or expand your practice in one of Canada's most dynamic and accessible urban centres? Our client in Toronto is acti...
moreJ458143 Ottawa Ontario CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP looking to start a new chapter in Canada's beautiful capital city? Our client Ottawa, Ontario is seeking experienced GPs to join a suppo...
moreJ458142 Thornhill Ontario CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP looking to relocate and thrive in a welcoming, community-focused medical practice? Our client in Thornhill, just North of Ontario is see...
moreJ458112 Surrey British Columbia CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK based GP seeking the perfect GP role in Canada? Then look no further.....Join a well-established, digitally enabled clinic in central Surrey, Cana...
moreJ458133 Brooklin Ontario CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP ready for a fresh, rewarding chapter in your career? Our client is seeking passionate GPs to join a long-established and thriving medica...
moreJ458127 Winnipeg Manitoba CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Fantastic opportunities available for UK-trained General Practitioners who are looking to relocate to Canada! We are actively recruiting UK-trained GPs and int...
moreJ458129 Whitby Ontario CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Fantastic opportunities available for UK-trained GPs looking to relocate to Ontario, Canada! Why Relocate to Whitby, Ontario? Situated just 15 minutes from th...
moreJ458125 Port Coquitlam British Columbia CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP ready to launch your Canadian practice in one of British Columbia's most liveable regions? Our well-established client in Port Coquitla...
moreJ458123 Victoria British Columbia CAD250K
- CAD350K / Year
Are you a UK-trained GP looking to build a fulfilling life and career in one of Canada's most beautiful and livable cities? Our client based in Victoria, Britis...
moreFrequently Asked Questions
If you’re considering applying for one of our GP jobs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, here are some common questions:
1. How much does a Full-Time GP make in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada?
A full-time General Practitioner (GP) in Newfoundland and Labrador typically earns between CAD $200,000 and $400,000+ per year, depending on factors such as location, patient volume, and practice type. The median annual wage is about $204,500 CAD.
GPs working in rural, remote, or underserved areas may qualify for additional incentives, signing bonuses, or government programs, which can significantly increase total compensation.
With strong demand for family physicians, competitive pay, and flexibility in how and where you work, Newfoundland and Labrador is a rewarding place for doctors seeking a stable, fulfilling medical career.
2. What's it really like to work as a GP in Canada?
Thinking about making the move from the UK to Canada? Many UK-trained GPs are choosing Canada for its excellent work-life balance, higher earning potential, and reduced administrative burden.
As a GP in Canada, you can enjoy more time with patients, flexible schedules, and access to modern facilities in both urban and rural settings. Whether you’re looking for adventure, a better lifestyle for your family, or professional growth — Canada offers it all.
Want to know more?
Visit our GP Jobs in Canada page for a complete guide to working as a GP in Canada
3. How do I apply for registration with the Medical Council of Canada?
If you’re an international or Canadian medical graduate looking to practice as a physician in Canada, the first step is registering with the Medical Council of Canada (MCC). Start by creating an account on Physiciansapply.ca — the official portal for submitting credentials and applying for exams.
You’ll need to have your medical degree source-verified and apply for the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) Part I. Depending on the province and your career path, the MCCQE Part II may also be required later.
For full details on eligibility and the application process, visit the MCC website.
Ready to begin your journey as a physician in Canada? Call us on 01423 813451 or send us an email on [email protected] to get support every step of the way.
4. Highest paying areas for GPs in Newfoundland and Labrador
The highest-paying regions for GPs in Newfoundland and Labrador are typically those experiencing physician shortages, growing populations, or increased demand for primary care.
Northern and Rural Communities – Smaller towns and rural areas across the province often offer some of the most attractive compensation packages. Physicians may be eligible for government incentives, relocation assistance, and retention bonuses to support healthcare access in remote regions.
Rural and Underserved Areas – Communities outside major centres frequently provide higher earning potential, lower overhead costs, and additional incentives to attract and retain family doctors.
Mid-Sized Cities (e.g., Corner Brook, Gander, Grand Falls-Windsor) – These growing urban centres present strong opportunities for GPs due to expanding populations and increasing healthcare demand, offering a balance of competitive earnings and lifestyle amenities.
Urban Centres (e.g., St. John’s) – While competition can be greater in larger cities, GPs working in high-volume family practices, community clinics, or underserved neighbourhoods can achieve above-average compensation due to patient flow and diverse practice models.
Overall, rural and underserved regions in Newfoundland and Labrador tend to offer the most competitive compensation, while mid-sized and urban centres provide larger patient volumes and a wider variety of practice opportunities.
5. Where can I find more information for GPs moving to Canada?
If you are a GP in the UK contemplating a move to Canada, then Prospect Health Recruitment has everything you need to know for a rewarding career overseas.
Get in touch with our specialist team for information on research and planning, eligibility and qualifications, registration, and much more.
Call us on 01423 813451 or send us an email for a no obligation chat on [email protected]
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