List of Regulated and Non-Regulated Occupations in Canada

Find below the list of Regulated and Non-Regulated occupations in Canada and also information about how one should go about in getting recognition and assessment of their credentials for the purpose of Employment in Canada.

Regulated Occupations

•    Architects
•    Audiologist and Speech Pathologists
•    Chiropractors
•    Community Urban Planner
•    Dental Assistants
•    Dental Hygienists
•    Dental Specialist
•    Dental Technicians and Technologists
•    Dentists
•    Denturists
•    Dieticians / Nutritionists
•    Embalmers / Funeral Directors
•    Engineering Technicians and Technologists
•    Engineers
•    Foresters
•    Geoscientists
•    Hearing Aid Practitioners
•    Home Economists
•    Hunting Guides
•    Lan Surveyors
•    Landscape Architects
•    Lawyers
•    Licensed Practical Nurses
•    Medical Laboratory Technologists
•    Medical Radiation Technologists
•    Massage Therapists
•    Midwives
•    Naturopathic Physicians
•    Occupational Therapists
•    Opticians
•    Optometrists
•    Paramedics
•    Pharmacists
•    Physicians
•    Physiotherapist
•    Podiatrists / Chiropodists
•    Psychologists
•    Real Estate Agents
•    Registered Nurses (Including Psychiatric Nurses)
•    Respiratory Therapists
•    Social Workers
•    Teachers
•    Translators
•    Veterinarians

Non-Regulated

•    Computer Programmers and Interactive Medical Developers
•    Post-Secondary Teaching and Research Assistants
•    Sales, Marketing and Advertising Managers
•    Secretaries / Administrative Officers / Executive Assistants
•    Professional Occupations in Business Services Management
•    Financial and Investment Analysts
•    Technical Sales Specialists
•    Economic Development Officers and Marketing Researchers and Consultants
•    Financial Managers
•    University Professors
•    Information Systems Analysts and Consultants
•    Biologists and Related Scientists (Chemists)
•    Purchasing Agents and Officers
•    College and Other Vocational Instructors
•    Economists and Economic Policy Research
•    Personnel Recruitment Officers
•    Sales Representatives (Wholesale Trade, Non-Technical)
•    Paralegals and Related Occupations
•    Cooks
•    Mathematicians, Statisticians and Actuaries