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Leadership. Service. Impact. Meet the 2026 SMA Award recipients.

Leadership. Service. Impact. Meet the 2026 SMA Award recipients. Across Saskatchewan, physicians and medical learners are finding new ways to strengthen patient care, support their colleagues and shape the future of the profession. This year, the Saskatchewan Medical Association is recognizing seven members of the medical community whose leadership, service and commitment are making a difference in medicine in Saskatchewan. The 2026 SMA Award recipients will be celebrated at the Fall Awards Night & Dinner on Friday, Oct. 30, from 5:30 to 11 p.m. at Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina. Meet this year’s  recipients: Dr. Jonathan Hey: Physician of the Year

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New Artwork Inspires Our Commitment to Health-Related TRC Calls to Action

The Saskatchewan Medical Association recently unveiled new artwork created by Chris Chipak, a Plains Cree artist from Red Pheasant Cree Nation. The artwork is meant to serve as a visible reminder of the SMA’s commitment to better support Saskatchewan physicians in responding to the health-related Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action.

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Programs & Benefits

The SMA has programs and benefits tailored to meet your needs as a physician including Insurance, CME and CMPA funds, and a variety of other programs.

Compensation

The SMA negotiates on behalf of all physicians to the Ministry of Health, for fair and equitable compensation. Find information regarding, fees, allocation, contracts and compensation programs here.

Latest Updates

The SMA keeps members aware of timely information pertaining to practice, their membership and current developments in Saskatchewan health care through President’s Letters, Practice Alerts, Member Notices and eNews. 

Innovation Fund Job Opportunities

The Fund approved 34 medical clinics from across Saskatchewan, whose projects aim to meet unique needs of Saskatchewan communities and build the foundations for family physician-led, team-based care.

Projects supported by the Innovation Fund are driving change in family physician clinics across Saskatchewan and opening the door to new career opportunities.

Patient’s Medical Home

Saskatchewan’s healthcare system is evolving to ensure that every resident has access to comprehensive, tailored, high quality, team-based primary care through the development of Patient’s Medical Homes (PMH) in Health Networks.  PMHs are family medicine clinics that provide patients with longitudinal or continuous care across all life stages and are supported by a connected, interdisciplinary care team.

Patient Rights & Responsibilities Poster

The SMA and CPSS have developed a resource poster for Saskatchewan Physicians to hang in their offices to help patients, physicians and staff understand patient rights and responsibilities. This poster will help physicians navigate disruptive patient behaviours, and an invitation for patients to better understand what is expected of them and their physician.