Bilingual healthcare roles across New Brunswick — nursing, allied health, and PSW positions in Moncton, Fredericton, and Saint John.
💡 New Brunswick's bilingual healthcare system offers unique opportunities for French-English bilingual professionals. Both Horizon and Vitalité health networks are actively recruiting across all disciplines.
Organizations actively hiring healthcare workers in New Brunswick in 2026.
Serves anglophone New Brunswick — operating hospitals in Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, and Miramichi. Active nurse recruitment.
Serves francophone New Brunswick — operating Campbellton Regional Hospital and Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont in Moncton. Bilingual roles.
New Brunswick's largest hospital — major employer for nursing, allied health, and diagnostic services.
Major pharmacy chains with New Brunswick presence — bilingual pharmacists in high demand.
NB's province-wide home care program — one of Canada's most comprehensive home nursing programs, actively recruiting.
Provincial EMS provider — recruiting PCPs and ACPs province-wide.
Typical salary ranges for regulated healthcare roles in New Brunswick.
| Role | Entry Level | Mid-Career | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registered Nurse (RN) | $32–$38/hr | $40–$48/hr | $48–$56/hr |
| LPN | $25–$30/hr | $30–$36/hr | $36–$42/hr |
| PSW / Care Aide | $18–$21/hr | $21–$25/hr | $25–$29/hr |
| Pharmacist | $44–$52/hr | $52–$60/hr | $60–$70/hr |
| Physiotherapist | $36–$43/hr | $43–$51/hr | $51–$59/hr |
| Social Worker | $48,000–$60,000/yr | $60,000–$75,000/yr | $75,000–$90,000/yr |
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Set Up Job Alert → Compare Salaries 💰Many positions in New Brunswick require or strongly prefer bilingualism (English/French) especially in Vitalité Health Network. Horizon Health positions are primarily English. Bilingual candidates have a significant advantage.
Entry RNs earn $32–$38/hr. Experienced RNs under CUPE or NBNU collective agreements earn $40–$56/hr. The cost of living in NB is significantly lower than Ontario or BC, making wages go further.
Yes — both Horizon and Vitalité are actively recruiting and NB has provincial immigration programs targeting healthcare workers. The Extra-Mural home nursing program is also a significant employer.
The Extra-Mural Program (EMP) is NB's "hospital without walls" — providing home-based nursing, therapy, and palliative care. It's one of Canada's most comprehensive home care programs and a major healthcare employer in the province.