Psychiatrist — Pearl Specialist Clinic, Calgary (CAD 450,000–550,000 a Year, LMIA Approved)

Let's start with the number, because it's not a typo: CAD 450,000 to 550,000 a year, negotiated on top of a permanent, full-time contract with flexible hours. Pearl Specialist Clinic in Calgary is looking for a psychiatrist (NOC 31100) and the Job Bank posting carries an approved LMIA with 3 vacancies — open to candidates with or without a valid Canadian work permit. It closes 20 October 2026, so the window is today.

The role

A specialist psychiatric practice in Calgary. The posting lists a hybrid arrangement (some on-site, some remote flexibility), 38 to 50 hours per week, with morning, day, evening and flexible scheduling. Three positions are open at once — that usually tells you demand outruns local supply, which is exactly why the employer went through the LMIA process instead of waiting for a domestic hire.

The bar you have to clear

• A degree in medicine (the posting names medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine or optometry as the accepted degree class — for this role, medicine)
• 3 years to less than 5 years of experience
• English

Be honest with yourself about licensing: an LMIA-approved offer does not wave you past Alberta's medical registration. Internationally trained psychiatrists should expect to work through credential verification and provincial licensure before practice. The posting's education requirements are the employer's bar; the college's registration is yours to secure. If you already hold, or are in progress toward, Canadian recognition — this is the kind of vacancy that makes that work pay off.

Pay and conditions

• CAD 450,000–550,000 annually, to be negotiated
• Permanent employment, full time, flexible hours
• Hybrid work setting
• 3 vacancies

How to apply

The button below opens the official Job Bank posting (#49769516). Direct Apply needs a free Job Bank account. Send your CV, medical degree, and registration status — clearly. Vague applications die in specialist recruitment.

The part we always say

An approved LMIA means the employer can legally hire from abroad and covers its cost — never yours. Nobody legitimate asks a psychiatrist for a placement fee. If anyone does, walk away and report them.

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Source: Government of Canada — Job Bank, posting #49769516, verified 20 October 2026. CareersDig is an independent job board and is not affiliated with ESDC or Job Bank.