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Summary

Government Of Canada Is Hiring For So Many Jobs In Alberta & You Could Earn Over $90K

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A Government of Canada building. Right: Calgary.

A Government of Canada building. Right: Calgary.

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If you're looking for your next career move, there are a ton of Government of Canada jobs hiring in Alberta, and some come with a pretty sizable paycheck.

Government jobs in Alberta range from psychology, accountancy and nursing so there's likely to be something to match up with your skill set. Best of all, these jobs will pay you the big bucks, with salaries starting from $90,000 a year.

Here are just some of the government jobs you can apply for right now:

Psychologist

Salary: $96,661 to $112,957 a year. There's even a terminable allowance of up to $12,000.

Who Should Apply: If you have a Master's degree in Psychology, this could be the ideal career move. You would be working as part of the RCMP’s Occupational Health and Safety Services to work with the mental health screening program.

Apply Here

Supervisory Veterinarian Inventory

Salary: $95,616 to $115,164 a year

Who Should Apply: Someone with veterinary qualifications. You would be working as part of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to help maintain healthy practices in the food and livestock industries through education on importing hazards and inspecting animals and meat products.

Apply Here

Senior Socio-Economist

Salary: $100,121 to $116,116 a year

Who Should Apply: If you have a degree in economics and a passion for the future of Canada's agriculture industry, this could be the role for you. You will be working as part of living labs, working with farmers and scientists to test new practices and technologies.

Apply Here

Nurse Manager - Inventory

Salary: $92,653 to $111,569 a year

Who Should Apply: Someone with a degree in nursing and strong First Nations, Inuit, and Metis cultural competency. You would be working to help provide high-quality services to Alberta's First Nations, Inuit, and Metis communities.

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Senior Forensic Accountant

Salary: $96,037 to $116,602 a year

Who Should Apply: If you've got accountancy experience and you'd love to help tackle white-collar crime, you should apply. You'd be using accountancy skills to identify crimes such as commercial crime, money laundering, organized crime and terrorist financing activities.

Apply Here

Civil Aviation Safety Inspector

Salary: $90,039 to $105,233 a year

Who Should Apply: Someone with a background in aircraft maintenance and is able to meet some pretty strict standards in terms of education, experience and certifications. You would also need excellent knowledge of the Canadian Aviation Regulations and Standards.

Apply Here

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    • Creator

      Charlie Hart was a Calgary-based Creator for Narcity Media. Hailing from London, U.K., Charlie moved to Calgary with a passion for learning more about what Canada has to offer. She studied Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University and has over five years of experience for titles including Supply Management, Elle UK and InStyle UK.

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