RREGOP: the pension plan of network employees, explained
2026 contribution, retirement age without reduction, pension calculation and coordination at 65, based on Retraite Québec.
Emergency codes, training, salary, jobs and workplaces in the Quebec health network, from official sources.
2026 contribution, retirement age without reduction, pension calculation and coordination at 65, based on Retraite Québec.
Maximum rates billed by healthcare agencies, public network salaries, end dates for agency use by region and returning to the network.
The public nurse practitioner clinic gives free access to primary care. The ways to get an appointment, the team and the number of clinics.
Bachelor's degree, OIIQ licence, 3,360 hours of experience, 75 graduate credits, specialty exam: the path to IPSPL, with the source for each step.
A respiratory therapist in the public network earns from $29.12 to $45.20 an hour since April 1, 2026. The scale, the annual salary, the premiums and related titles.
What the law allows the IPS to do, the five specialty classes, the training required by the OIIQ, IPS clinics and the public network salary scale.
For each job, what is renewed, how often and where to check: continuing education hours, registration on the Tableau, PDSP, first aid.
The right of refusal in the Act respecting labour standards, article 19 of the FIQ agreement and the code of ethics: the texts on TSO, cited by number.
The CEPI has her diploma and is waiting for her OIIQ permit. What she can do, under what supervision, her rate of $26.95 an hour and the exam rules.
The official text is on the CPNSSS website. Term, job titles covered, salary increases and the article number for each subject.
A clinical nurse holds a bachelor's degree and earns $31.06 to $55.04 an hour. Same licence, same order, same scope of practice as a nurse.
In the public network, a nurse earns $29.61 to $47.48 an hour since April 1, 2026. The scale, the premiums, overtime and the question of take-home pay.
Santé Québec is the only employer of the public network. Where to apply, the requirements, the job titles and the official prospects.
A second DEP of 1,800 hours, the OIIAQ exam, a $20,000 bursary and a scale of $27.78 to $37.08 an hour. No bridge with credited hours is published.
Santé Québec hires the licensed practical nurses of the public network. Where to apply, what it takes to be hired and the official job prospects.
In the public network, the licensed practical nurse earns $27.78 to $37.08 an hour since April 1, 2026. The scale, the lump sum for the first steps, premiums and annual salary.
The DEP Santé, assistance et soins infirmiers (5325) lasts 1,800 hours. Admission, cost, $20,000 scholarship and OIIAQ exam, according to official sources.
The use of agencies ends on October 18, 2026 in the last regions. What is still allowed, the $41.96 an hour cap and the CNESST licence.
What a CHSLD is, who your employer is depending on the type of institution, and what the official job title lists as the attendant's tasks.
Santé Québec is the sole employer of the public network. Where to apply, region by region, and what job postings ask for.
In the public network, the patient care attendant earns $29.40 an hour since April 1, 2026. The rate, the evening, night and CHSLD premiums, the annual salary.
DEP 5358 (870 hours) is replaced by DEP 5405 (705 hours). Competencies, admission, $12,000 bursary: what the official sources say.
In 2026, only one program trains patient care attendants: DEP 5405, 705 hours. The three-month training is no longer offered. A $12,000 bursary exists.
PDSB is now called PDSP. Length, content, price, card and accredited instructors: what the ASSTSAS, which owns the program, says.
Code pink signals a cardiac arrest or a medical emergency in a child. The definitions of four Quebec institutions, and what the witness does.
Code red signals a fire. What the person who discovers it does, what happens on a care unit and the link with code green.
Code yellow signals a missing patient. What the person who notices the disappearance does, and what the rest of the staff does, according to four Quebec facilities.
Code purple signals a medical emergency. Not all facilities use it, and its definition varies. Here is what two Montreal CIUSSS say about it.
Code blue signals a cardiac arrest or a life-threatening emergency. Its definition changes from one facility to another. Here are those of four Quebec facilities.
Code white signals a violent or threatening person. Who calls it, who responds, what each responder does and what the law requires of the employer.
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