Ambulatory Clinic Staffing and Jobs Across Canada
Clinic staffing that keeps your procedure days on schedule. We place nurses and clinical staff in ambulatory and day-care settings, and we help professionals find clinic roles with regular, daytime hours. Based in British Columbia.
- Free for candidates. Always.
- Licences verified with the regulator
- Every province and territory except Quebec
Outpatient care, from primary clinics to day surgery
Ambulatory care covers outpatient and day-care settings where patients arrive, are treated and go home the same day.
Primary care
Team-based clinics, community health centres, nurse practitioner-led clinics and primary care networks.
Procedural and day surgery
Endoscopy, minor surgery, pain, cataract, orthopedic and other day-procedure centres.
Specialty outpatient
Dialysis, oncology day units, wound clinics, cardiac and diabetes clinics.
Urgent and walk-in care
Urgent and primary care centres and after-hours clinics.
Who we place in clinics
Each card leads to a role page with more detail.
Registered Nurses
Clinic and procedural RN coverage.
See the role pageLicensed Practical Nurses and RPNs
Clinic support and patient care.
See the role pageNurse Practitioners
Where the clinic and province support NP practice.
See the role pageEndoscopy and GI Nurses
Endoscopy and day-procedure lists.
See the role pagePACU and Recovery Nurses
Recovery after procedures.
See the role pageOR and Perioperative Nurses
Scrub and circulating roles.
See the role pageDialysis Nurses
Outpatient dialysis units.
See the role pageOncology Nurses
Cancer day units and clinics.
See the role pageWound Care Nurses
Wound clinics.
See the role pageMedical Radiation Technologists
Imaging and radiation therapy.
See the role pageNurse Managers
Clinic and program leadership.
See the role pagePhysicians, locum coverage
Locum tenens physician coverage.
See the role pageHow it works
We look for clinic and procedural experience, not just a registration.
- Tell us your scheduleClinic days, procedure lists, equipment and required certifications.
- We matchWe look for relevant clinic or procedural experience, not just a registration.
- We verifyRegulator registration, plus certifications such as BCLS, ACLS and any procedure-specific training your clinic requires.
- You confirmYou approve who works in your clinic and we handle follow-up.
Lead time depends on the role and the province. We do not promise a fill.
The standards behind clinic care
Clinics answer to their provincial college, their ministry and provincial privacy law. Here is a summary, with British Columbia first.
Professional regulation
Nurses and allied professionals must be registered with their provincial regulator. Nurse practitioners and nurses working in expanded roles follow the regulator's practice standards.
British Columbia (our home province)
Private medical and surgical facilities are accredited through the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC under its Non-Hospital Medical and Surgical Facilities Accreditation Program.
Alberta
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta accredits non-hospital surgical facilities and other medical facilities, with reassessment on a four-year cycle.
Ontario
Out-of-hospital premises are assessed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Community surgical and diagnostic centres are licensed under the Integrated Community Health Services Centres Act, 2023, which replaced the Independent Health Facilities Act.
Reprocessing and infection control
Clinics performing endoscopy and surgical procedures follow the Canadian standard for medical device reprocessing (CSA Z314) and provincial infection prevention requirements.
Privacy
Clinics hold personal health information under provincial privacy law, for example PHIPA in Ontario, the Health Information Act in Alberta, and PIPA in BC for private practices. Placed staff are expected to follow your privacy policies.
This is a summary. Your clinic's college and ministry remain the authority.
Where clinics run short
Procedure-day coverage
A missing scrub, circulating or recovery nurse can cancel a list. We focus on dependable procedural coverage.
Skills fit
Clinic roles need independent judgement. We screen for clinic experience.
Competing with hospital hiring
Many nurses prefer clinic schedules. We help you present the opportunity.
Growth and new sites
New clinics and expanded surgical capacity need a team quickly. See workforce outsourcing and direct hire.
Shift and coverage models
Per diem and relief
Cover absences and busy days.
Contract
Fixed term for leaves, new program starts and seasonal demand. See contract and relief staffing.
Permanent
Full-time or part-time clinic roles through direct hire.
Most ambulatory work is daytime, Monday to Friday, with some extended and weekend clinics. Urgent care and after-hours clinics run evenings and weekends.
Clinic work with a more predictable week
Many clinic roles have regular daytime hours, though demand varies. We will be honest about which roles have that pattern and which do not.
- Free for candidates. Always.
- Daytime and regular-hours roles, where available
- Tell us your procedure and clinic experience once
- We explain pay and assignment terms before you accept
- Considering a move from inpatient shifts? Tell us what you want to keep and what you want to change
What you can expect from us
Procedural fit screening
We look for the clinic and procedural experience your lists need.
Registration and certification checks
We confirm registration and listed certifications before we submit anyone.
Honest timelines
We tell you what is realistic, and we do not promise a fill.
Related pages
Hospital staffing
Inpatient and 24-hour care.
Read moreAllied health practice staffing
Allied health clinics and practices.
Read moreDiagnostics staffing
Imaging and laboratory settings.
Read moreHome and community care staffing
Care in the home and community.
Read moreDirect hire
Permanent placement for hard-to-fill positions.
Read moreContract and relief staffing
Leave replacements, surges and short-notice shifts.
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Do you place nurses for endoscopy and day surgery clinics?
We recruit for procedural clinic roles. Tell us the procedures, the equipment and the certifications your lists need, and we will look for matching experience. Endoscopy, operating room and recovery roles each have their own role page with more detail on what we look for.
Can you fill a single day or a short block?
We can look at per diem and short-term coverage for absences and busy days. Availability varies by role, location and notice. Tell us the date, the procedures and the skills you need, and we will say honestly whether we expect to be able to help.
Do you place nurse practitioners in clinics?
Yes, where the clinic and province support nurse practitioner practice. Nurse practitioners follow the regulator's practice standards in their province. See our Nurse Practitioners role page for more detail, or send us your clinic model and we will talk through what is possible.
How do you check qualifications?
We confirm provincial registration with the regulator and review certifications and relevant experience before we submit a profile. You still run your own credentialing. If your clinic requires procedure-specific training or particular certifications, tell us at the start so we can screen for them.
Does it cost nurses anything to work with you?
No. Free for candidates. Always. Clinics pay for our service. We never charge nurses or other clinical staff to submit a profile, to be matched or to take an assignment. If anyone asks you to pay, it is not us.
I only want daytime work. Is that realistic?
Many ambulatory roles are daytime, but demand varies by clinic, procedure type and province. Urgent care and after-hours clinics run evenings and weekends. Tell us your preferences when you submit your profile, and we will be honest about what we see and what is available.
Tell us the clinic work you want, or what your clinic needs
We do not currently place in Quebec.
Professionals: tell us the kind of clinic work you want.
Share your profile once and we will be in touch about clinic roles that fit.
Submit your profileClinics: tell us what you need.
Tell us your clinic days, procedures and required certifications.
Request staff