General Practitioner

Canada Medical Careers; Timmins; On-site; CAD 442,000 - 650,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation incentive

Low overhead

No home visits

No mandated short consultations

Job summary

Canada Medical Careers invites physicians to exciting solo practice opportunities across Northern Ontario. Communities offer professional independence and lifestyle balance, with a $20,000 CAD relocation incentive and potential government incentives to ease moves.

Enjoy outstanding income potential up to CAD 650,000 annually, with low overhead (about 20%) and no home or hospital visits. There is no mandatory 10‑minute maximum consultation, enabling flexible patient care.

Education

MRCGP, MICGP, RACGP, ACRRM or DABFM

Job description

Ready to take your career to the next level? Our client is offering exciting solo practice opportunities across Northern Ontario—where thriving communities meet endless natural beauty. With populations between 45,000 and 80,000, these locations offer the perfect mix of professional independence and lifestyle freedom.

What’s in it for you:

• Clinic owner will provide $20,000 CAD relocation incentive and the local government may add other relocation incentives (discuss with the clinic owner) which will make your move effortless.
• Low overhead (around 20%) so you keep more of what you earn (30% on Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) billings and 0% on private patient billings)
• Outstanding income potential — up to $650,000 CAD annually
• No home or hospital visits
• No mandatory 10 minute maximum consultations

Why Northern Ontario?

Picture this: over 250,000 lakes and waterways, hundreds of provincial parks, and vibrant towns filled with energy and heart. This is a place where your weekends can be spent paddling across glassy lakes, hiking through boreal forests, or exploring scenic lookouts that make you stop and breathe it all in.

If you love fishing, you’re in for a treat — Northern Ontario is Canada’s ultimate freshwater fishing destination, with drive-in lakes and exclusive fly-in lodges for every level of adventure.

When it’s time to unwind or shop, you’ll find a mix of big‑city conveniences and small‑town charm — from major malls to locally crafted goods and artisan markets showcasing Canadian talent.

Families will appreciate the region’s diverse educational options, including English and French, public and Catholic school systems, along with post‑secondary institutions offering everything from diplomas to degrees.

In Northern Ontario, you’re not just building a practice — you’re building a life surrounded by nature, community, and opportunity.

Education

The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), became Canada’s first independent medical university, NOSM University, in 2022. The school focuses on distributed, community‑engaged learning across urban, rural, remote, and Indigenous communities to address regional physician shortages.

Main campuses are at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay and Laurentian University in Sudbury and it partners with over 90 communities and 500+ organizations for training.

Education in Northern Ontario has public K-12 schooling and is managed by district school boards like the Near North District School Board and District School Board Ontario North East, offering English and French‑language public and Catholic options. Northern Ontario's elementary (JK‑Grade 8) and secondary (Grades 9‑12) schools serve around two million students province‑wide.

Your next chapter starts here!

Mandatory Requirement for all positions offered by Canada Medical Careers:

MRCGP, MICGP, RACGP, ACRRM or DABFM