Family Physician Jobs in Maple Ridge, BC — Five Clinics Hiring (CAD 250,000–350,000, LMIA Approved)
- Location
- Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
- Pay
- CAD 250,000–350,000/year, 30–40 hours per week
- Degree
- Degree required
- Deadline
- 2 days left
- Visa route
- LMIA approved
- Source
- Job Bank Canada (Government of Canada)
One posting, five clinic names on it: Pure Care Clinic, Granville Medical Clinic, Pure Care Clinic Langley, Fraser Care Clinic and Ford Road Clinic are recruiting family physicians (NOC 31102) for their Maple Ridge, British Columbia operation. The Job Bank listing shows an approved LMIA, 3 vacancies, and the line that matters most to anyone reading this from Lagos, Manila or Chennai: applications are accepted from candidates with or without a valid Canadian work permit.
The offer, straight
- CAD 250,000 to 350,000 a year, to be negotiated
- 30 to 40 hours per week
- Permanent employment, full time
- Shift, on-call and flexible arrangements — early mornings through evenings, weekends possible, overtime available
- On site in Maple Ridge, BC
Family medicine in the Fraser Valley is not a quiet posting — expect a full panel, walk-in traffic and the ordinary pressure of community practice. The flip side: five clinics recruiting together means scheduling flexibility is real, not a brochure line.
What they ask for
- A degree in medicine
- Experience is listed as an asset, not a hard requirement
- English
The practical gate, as always for internationally trained physicians, is British Columbia's licensing pathway — the employer's LMIA gets you the job offer; registration is a separate, serious process you should already be working on. Postgraduate-trained family physicians with completed credential verification are the natural fit here.
How to apply
The button below goes to the official Job Bank posting (#49856810) — closing date 21 October 2026. Direct Apply requires a free Job Bank account. Put your degree, training and registration status up front; specialist recruiters skim.
Standard warnings, kept short
The LMIA is the employer's cost. A real clinic never charges a physician a recruitment or placement fee. And a work permit is not permanent residence — treat it as the first rung, priced accordingly.
Source: Government of Canada — Job Bank, posting #49856810, verified 20 October 2026. CareersDig is an independent job board and is not affiliated with ESDC or Job Bank.
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