A physician leader responsible for population‑level health policy, communicable disease control, and health promotion. Medical Health Officers (MHOs) guide emergency response, monitor outbreaks, and work with governments and communities to improve overall well‑being.
What You’ll Do
- Lead public health oversight and provide medical guidance.
- Conduct outbreak investigation and risk communication.
- Develop health policies and advocate for community health.
- Partner with leadership, governments, and community organizations.
Prerequisites
- Grade 12 diploma (Regular, Adult 12, or GED).
- Must obtain a ** medical degree (MD)** before entering public health specialty training.
Program Locations
Prince Albert, Saskatoon, Regina
Programs
- Biomedical Sciences
- Arts & Science
- Biomedical Neuroscience
University or Post‑Secondary
- University of Regina
- University of Saskatchewan
Education & Qualifications
- Licensed physician (MD) with specialized training in Public Health or Preventive Medicine.
- Strong systems thinking, leadership, and communication.
Where You’ll Work
- Public health leadership
- Government health authorities
- Community and emergency response systems
Growth Pathways
About NITHA
The NITHA Partnership, a First Nations driven organization, is a source of collective expertise in culturally based, cutting edge professional practices for northern health services in our Partner Organizations.
Physical Address
Chief Joseph Custer I.R. #201
Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Office Complex
Main Floor, 2300 10th Avenue West
Prince Albert, SK. S6V 6Z1
Mailing Address
Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority
P.O. Box 787
Prince Albert, SK
S6V 5S4
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Medical Health Officer in Prince Albert employer: NITHA
At NITHA, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment for our STBBI Nurses. Located in Prince Albert, our organization offers unique opportunities for professional growth through collaboration with community outreach teams and access to culturally relevant training. We prioritize employee well-being and provide a platform for meaningful engagement in public health initiatives that make a real difference in the lives of individuals and communities.
