The Central Interior Rural Division of Family Practice brings together a dedicated group of family physicians and nurse practitioners from the communities of 100 Mile House, Williams Lake and Tatla Lake, providing service to the surrounding communities in the Cariboo-Chilcotin. We operate as a Community Service Cooperative and are part of a province-wide initiative working alongside healthcare partners to improve and strengthen primary care in B.C.
Together with our members, we work to make the CIRD known as a sought-after region to practice family medicine, improve work-life balance for primary care providers, advocate for equitable rural health services, and design locally relevant programs that improve access to quality primary care in the Cariboo-Chilcotin.

Nurse in Practice (NinP) Program launches.
The FPSC and Ministry of Health's Nurse in Practice program is designed to expand team-based primary care by integrating more nurses into family practice and was a key deliverable of the PCN Refresh. Learn more about the program and application process.
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