Health Professionals
Work in French and be a member of a dynamic team
Renowned for its expertise in community health and specialized care, the Beauséjour Regional Health Authority (BRHA) is a francophone health centre of excellence with a university component. It serves patients from all over New Brunswick and the Atlantic Provinces. BRHA activities are divided into three main components: patient care, teaching and research. At the moment, new challenges are being met on two fronts: development of new infrastructure and new professional partnership networks. Although the BRHA’S main hub is Moncton, its presence is felt everywhere in Acadie. BRHA employees also enjoy a wide variety of cultural, social, economical, educational and sports activities.
We offer a stimulating professional environment
Our activities are centred in three areas: patient care, university education and medical research:
- Specialized care with state-of-the-art technology and multidisciplinary teams that deliver care with compassion and humanity.
- Teaching practicums and education linked to medical training for junior university students in cooperation with the Université de Moncton and the Université de Sherbrooke. This component solidified our role as a university teaching hospital.
- Research activities that allow our medical researchers at the Atlantic Cancer Research Institute, the Conceptia Clinic for fertility treatments, the Centre de formation médicale of New Brunswick and the Université de Moncton to participate in tomorrow’s medical discoveries.
Personnel in all medical disciplines work in French
The BRHA’s raison d’être is closely linked to the French language as a vehicle leading to personal and professional development. Every employee in every one of our institutions works in French:
- 220 doctors in almost all medical disciplines
- More than 2,000 health professionals
- Tertiary and reference hospital with more than 300 beds (Dr Georges-L.-Dumont Regional)
- Only bariatric surgery centre in the Atlantic Provinces
- Multidisciplinary pain clinic
- Atlantic center for brachytherapy treatment of the prostate gland
- Breast cancer diagnosis by MRI (only New Brunswick centre for MRI biopsy and location of lesions)
- New Brunswick reference laboratory for influenza pandemic
- Conceptia fertility clinic : unique in New Brunswick
- Provincial PKU Clinic
- Stella-Maris-de-Kent Hospital, 20 beds
- Community Mental Health Centres
- Elsipogtog First Nations Health Centre
- Veterans’ Health Centre
Our teams are diversified
Our medical team
- 42 surgeons and anesthesiologists
- Six operating rooms
- Closed intensive care
- Approximately 10,000 surgical procedures
Our internal medecine team
- 24 medical specialists in cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, geriatrics, nephrology, neurology, physiatry, pneumology and rhumatology
- Approximately 150,000 clinical consultations
Our oncology and radiation oncologist team
- Four oncologists and four radiation oncologists
- More than 49,000 consultations and treatments
- Six-bed palliative care unit
- Palliative care home services
Our mother-child team
- Five obstetrician-gynecologists, one being a gynecologist-oncologist
- Approximately 800 deliveries a year
- Six general paediatricians
- Specialized clinic in pediatrics-oncology, diabetes and allergies
Our mental health team
- Seven adult psychiatrists and two child psychiatrists
- Day centre and 20-bed hospitalization unit
Our diagnostic services team
- Three microbiologists-infectiologists, four pathologists and ten radiologists
- 138,000 microbiology and virology tests
- 155,000 radiology consultations
Our family medecine team
- 83 family physicians and emergency doctors
- Services provided to all hospital clinics
- Family medecine unit in collaboration with the Université de Sherbrooke
- Participation in treatment and care of hospitalized patients
- A team of hospitalists
- More than 86,000 emergency consultations
We are backed by several important partnerships
Education and research
- Education and research partnerships with different universities
- More than 20 years experience in post-graduate training in family medecine
- Medical and surgical training periods in several specializations
- Since 2006, pre-graduate medical training with the Université de Sherbrooke and the Université de Moncton
- Atlantic Cancer Research Institute
- Clinical and applied research in partnership
Come and discover a francophone way of life
- Francophone population at 44% (Dieppe at 90%)
- Entire school system is offered in French and in English, starting in early childhood and including community colleges and universities
- Extremely dynamic francophone cultural scene
- Accessible sports infrastructure and beaches
- Region with the most important economic growth in New Brunswick
- In 2003, Moncton became Canada’s first officially bilingual city.
Join our team
Please contact the office of the Medical Director:
Francine Thibodeau : francinet@rrsb.nb.ca
Liette Lebouthilier-Richard : liettel@rrsb.nb.ca
Telephone : 506-862-4230
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