Manitoba · NOC 31120
Pharmacist Jobs in Manitoba — 2026
No pharmacist postings in Manitoba in the last four weeks. The salary benchmark, licensing notes and NOC code below still apply — and the other provinces are one click away.
- Jobs available
- 0
- Median salary
- $122,315
- NOC code
- 31120
About pharmacist work in Manitoba
Salary range
Postings for pharmacists in Manitoba run from about $116,797 at the 25th percentile to $127,832 at the 75th, with a median of $122,315 per year (2026-08, 2 postings).
NOC code
31120 — Pharmacists. This is the code you enter for Express Entry, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP), and Job Bank.
Licensing and qualifications
Yes. Pharmacists must be licensed by the provincial college of pharmacists; internationally trained pharmacists go through the PEBC and a provincial jurisprudence exam.
What employers ask for: A pharmacy degree, PEBC qualification, and a current provincial licence; retail roles usually also want experience with a dispensing system such as Kroll.
LMIA and immigration
None of the current pharmacist postings in Manitoba are flagged LMIA-eligible. Newcomers can also look at the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) and the LMIA employer list.
Live postings
Pharmacist jobs in Manitoba
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the average salary for a pharmacist in Manitoba?
- The median salary for pharmacists in Manitoba is $122,315 per year, with most postings between $116,797 and $127,832 (2026-08).
- Do I need a Canadian licence to work as a pharmacist in Manitoba?
- Yes. Yes. Pharmacists must be licensed by the provincial college of pharmacists; internationally trained pharmacists go through the PEBC and a provincial jurisprudence exam.
- What is the NOC code for pharmacist?
- The NOC 2021 code for pharmacist is 31120 (Pharmacists). This is the code used for Express Entry, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP), and Job Bank.