Connexions Resource Centre - Main Office
Visits by appointment only
67, rue du Couvent, Gatineau, Qc, J9H 6A2
819-557-0615 •

Connexions Resource Centre - Satellite Offices
Visits by appointment only
Shawville: 530, rue Main, Shawville, Qc, J0X 2Y0
Wakefield: 721, chemin Riverside, Wakefield, QC J0X 3G0
819-557-0615 •

Employment Opportunities

In the Outaouais, the health and social services sector is the second largest employer with over 250 different kinds of jobs in health care services. The Outaouais boasts two modern, urban hospitals in the City of Gatineau as well as three rural hospitals in Buckingham, Wakefield and Shawville. There are also several long-term care facilities, CLSCs and rehabilitation centres.

Bilingual health professionals will easily find work, especially in the following disciplines: nursing, family physicians, dental hygienists, radiation technologists, paramedics, nursing assistants, speech therapists and many roles in health administration.

To explore employment opportunities at health care facilities in the Outaouais, contact Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO).

Other Regional Health and Social Services Institutions

Emploi Québec also provides links and information on the job market in general and how to go about searching for work.

Emplois en Santé – Portail santé mieux-être is a recruitment tool in the area of health and social services. The site has information on health and social services institutions, on health care careers, bursaries, and jobs. You can search by region or by type of health care discipline.

Local Youth Employment Resources

YES (Youth Employment Services) provides English-language support services to help Québecers find employment and start businesses. They do orientation sessions, career counseling, mentorship and they have a section on Internet job hunting.

Réseau des carrefours jeunesse-emploi (RCJEQ) has dynamic professionals who offer group and individual services to youth aged 16 to 35 looking for work. They help job seekers develop strategies and tools to help market their skills and to connect them to employers.

Each region within the Outaouais has its own office:

 

Health Canada
This initiative was funded by McGill University through a financial contribution from Health Canada.
The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of McGill or Health Canada.