Nursing & Allied Health Licensing
Overview of licensing, benefits and information
Midwifery
An expanded scope of practice, a unique level of inter-professional collaboration, and a variety of practice settings create interesting and challenging professional opportunities. For information about Midwife practice in the NWT, please email: NWTmidwives@gov.nt.ca.
Find out more about Midwifery licensing.
Nursing
Highly competent and compassionate nurses are drawn to the Northwest Territories. Our nurses work in an expanded role within the Northwest Territories integrated primary health care system. They support and provide services in acute care, home and long-term care, primary care, public health, and community health care. Nurses employed within the NWT HSS System include licensed practical nurses, nurse practitioners, and registered nurses. International Educated Nurses (IENs): Please reach out to CANNN for more information
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Social Work
Northwest Territories Social Workers are an important part of the health and social services system. They provide a variety of mental health, community wellness, child protection, counseling, and crisis intervention services in different settings. Few occupations can match the scope of opportunities and settings that social work provides.
Find out more about Social Worker licensing.