Bring your dermatology
practice to Alberta.

Join Alberta's largest physician led dermatology group. We have brought internationally trained dermatologists through licensing, immigration and relocation before, and we have the infrastructure to do it well. You bring the training. We handle the transition, and the business, so you can practise.

PositionDermatologist · International Dermatologist Pathway
LocationAlberta: Calgary, Edmonton and surrounding communities
TypeFull time, part time or flexible practice models
SupportCPSA sponsorship, immigration and relocation
CPSA Licensing Sponsorship Supervised Practice Period Immigration Support Relocation Allowance Canadian Practice Orientation Zero New Patient Vacancy Booked Months Ahead 55+ Physician Network CPSA Licensing Sponsorship Supervised Practice Period Immigration Support Relocation Allowance Canadian Practice Orientation Zero New Patient Vacancy Booked Months Ahead 55+ Physician Network

Supervised first.
Then fully independent.

You join one of our Alberta clinics under the sponsorship and supervision of an established Rejuvenation dermatologist while you complete the CPSA supervised practice period. Our team coordinates the licensing application with the College, provides the employer documentation for your immigration applications, and supports your family's relocation.

Once supervision is complete, you practise independently with the same autonomy, support and growth pathways as every physician in the network, including the ability to open your own clinic. Medical dermatology, skin cancer surgery, cosmetic dermatology and clinical research are all on offer.

Alberta is short of dermatologists. Our clinics are booked months ahead, and our GP referral program keeps new patient vacancy at zero.

Your path to practising in Alberta.

Six steps, coordinated by a group that has done this before. Few dermatologist opportunities in Canada carry the whole move for you like this.

01

Eligibility review

We review your training and credentials against current CPSA routes and tell you plainly which one fits and how long it typically takes.

02

Licensing sponsorship

A Rejuvenation dermatologist acts as your sponsor and supervisor, and our team coordinates the application with the CPSA.

03

Immigration support

Employer side documents for your work permit and permanent residence applications, plus a referral to experienced immigration counsel.

04

Relocation support

Help with housing, schools, banking and settling your family, plus a relocation allowance.

05

Training and supervision

Structured orientation to provincial billing, EMR, referral patterns, pathology workflows and the Alberta health system, delivered on the job.

06

Independent practice

Full autonomy over your practice, with the same support and growth pathways as every physician in the network.

What you step into.

A modern, physician focused clinic with unsurpassed income potential, genuine work life balance, and a peer network of more than 55 physicians, many of whom have made the same move or helped others make it.

Immediate patient volume

An established referral network feeding your schedule from day one.

Strong cosmetic demand

An active cosmetic patient base alongside your medical and surgical practice.

The business, handled

Nursing and MOA support, advanced laser and aesthetic technologies, and an administrative team for scheduling, referrals, HR, marketing and billing.

What we are looking for.

  • Specialist certification in dermatology from a jurisdiction recognized by the CPSA (including the United Kingdom, Ireland, United States, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, among others), or a pathway to it.
  • Eligibility for registration with the CPSA under a supervised or provisional route.
  • Strong spoken and written English, with a CPSA accepted English proficiency result where required.
  • A commitment to clinical excellence, patient centred care and completing the supervised practice period.

Why dermatologists build careers here.

  • A group that has done this before, bringing internationally trained dermatologists through licensing and immigration successfully.
  • Access to state of the art dermatology technologies and procedures.
  • Long term growth, including the ability to open your own clinic.
  • A collaborative community of more than 55 physicians across the network.
  • Immigration and relocation support, with flexible contract models.

Questions, answered.

The short answers internationally trained dermatologists ask for first about moving to Alberta.

Can an internationally trained dermatologist practise in Alberta?+
Yes, through a supervised or provisional registration route with the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta. We sponsor and supervise you through the CPSA supervised practice period, then support you into independent practice.
Which countries' training does the CPSA recognize?+
Recognized jurisdictions include the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, among others. We review your credentials against current CPSA routes and tell you plainly which one fits and how long it typically takes.
Do you help with Canadian immigration?+
Yes. We provide the employer side documentation for your work permit and permanent residence applications and refer you to experienced immigration counsel.
What relocation support is offered?+
Help with housing, schools, banking set up and settling your family, plus a relocation allowance.
What happens after the supervised practice period?+
You practise independently with the same autonomy, support and growth pathways as every physician in the network, including the ability to open your own clinic.

Ready to practise in Alberta?

Start with a confidential eligibility review. Our recruitment team will walk you through the CPSA route that fits, the timeline, and what your practice could look like.