General Practitioner (

Doctors Manitoba; Winnipeg; On-site; CAD 360,000 - 440,000; Full time

Job summary

Doctors Manitoba is seeking a General Practitioner to serve First Nations communities from Winnipeg clinics with modern diagnostic equipment. You’ll provide care in a culturally safe setting, with access to telehealth and a four- to five-day workweek, balancing clinical duties with family time.

You will be supported by a strong team and opportunities for teaching, mentorship, and research partnerships with universities.

Qualifications

• MD or equivalent and licensure to practice in Canada.
• Experience in family or general practice; knowledge of Indigenous health issues is an asset.
• Commitment to culturally sensitive care and continuous improvement.

Skills

General Practitioner

Telehealth

Patient care

Education

MD or equivalent medical degree

Licensure in Canada

Job description

Date Posted: October 16 , 2026
Closing Date: December 31 , 2026

Description

General Practitioner – Earn up to $ 400 , 000

Make adifference. We are seeking acommitted General Practitioner who wants to transform healthcare for First Nations communities. You’ll work in modern, culturally‑safe clinics equipped with the newest diagnostic machines for cardiovascular, Thyroid disease, diabetic retinopathy and other diseases.

Top Tier compensation: Earn up to$ 400 , 000 .

Flexible scheduling & work‑life balance: Enjoy a four or five ‑day work week, predictable hours, and telehealth options. Take your earned vacations with confidence and spend more time with family. You only work in Winnipeg in the south and do telehealth medicine as well as see patients in clinic.

State‑of‑the‑art equipment: You will have access to cutting‑edge diagnostic equipment for cardiovascular, cardiovascular, Thyroid disease, diabetic retinopathy and other diseases. Modern electronic medical records, scribing services and a strong support team support your practice, giving you more autonomy and reducing burnout.

Meaningful impact: Provide holistic care and advocate for the health of First Nations patients. Your work will help close healthcare gaps in underserved communities—an opportunity many physicians find compelling.

Professional growth: We fund continuing medical education and offer leadership pathways. You’ll have opportunities to teach, mentor and participate in research partnerships with leading universities.

Safe environment: Clinics are designed to be culturally safe, inclusive and secure. You’ll work in a team that values mutual respect and provides administrative support

Learn New Skills: The MD that comes to our clinic will have the option to learn new skills if they want such as eye refraction, hearing tests and also learning to read the newest diagnostic machines. All training is done in house by our current set of doctors.

Qualifications

MD or equivalent and licensure (or eligibility) to practice in Canada.

Experience in family or general practice; knowledge of Indigenous health issues is an asset.

Commitment to culturally sensitive care and continuous improvement.