The Comox Valley Division of Family Practice brings family doctors together to identify opportunities for improving the delivery of local health care. We are committed to achieving meaningful change that benefits patients, doctors, and our community as a whole.
... with mental health and/or substance use challenges in pregnancy and with babies up to 2 years of age. Available in our Resource Section or download the document HERE.
Resources include support for Aboriginal/Indigenous families, abuse and violence, anxiety and depression, parenting, housing, feeding, substance use, and may more subjects.
The Northern Gulf Islands - Gold River MHSU Shared Care project was initiated in 2017 with a goal of re-aligning delivery of rural MHSU care in partnership between the Campbell River, Comox Valley, and Rural & Remote Divisions of Family Practice.
As one part of this project, a team of clinicians piloted a shared MHSU care model using telehealth in Gold River and Tahsis whereby a patient was able to have a psychiatric consultation with a psychiatrist, MHSU clinician, and family physician. This technology-enabled wrap-around care enables the patient see a team working together for their health, better supports team members who might be working in isolation, and provides professional development opportunity for the team. Check out these videos for more information:
Video #1 - Project Highlights - Relationships and Capacity Building
Video #2 - Implementing the Model of Care
Enhancing Perinatal Care in the Comox ValleyThrough Shared Care’s Partners in Care initiative, the Comox Valley Division is collaborating with Perinatal Services BC on an extensive project to assess maternity care needs in our area and has created solutions to address some of the gaps. Read the latest edition of the Shared Care in the Comox Valley Newsletter. We encourage you to share this newsletter with anyone you think might be interested in the work we are doing. Please contact me with any questions or comments:
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Physician RecruitmentIf you are a physician looking for a permanent practice:
If you are a physician looking for locum opportunities:
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Dr. Ewan Roddie, Port Augusta Family Practice
Address: Units 5&6, 215 Port Augusta St, Comox
Phone: 250-941-1194 | Fax: 250 941 1193
Accepting new patients: : YES
Dr. Ewan Roddie is a new family physician at Port Augusta Clinic in Comox. This clinic is affiliated with the Crown Isle Clinic in Courtenay. Patients can register online at portaugustaclinic.com, by fax 250-941-1193 and by dropping into the clinic at unit 5&6 215 Port Augusta Street, Comox or can contact the clinic by email at registercipa@gmail.com
Dr. Alex Nataros, Port Augusta Family Practice
Address: Units 5&6, 215 Port Augusta St, Comox
Phone: 250-941-1194 | Fax: 250 941 1193
Accepting new patients: : YES
Dr. Alex Nataros is a new family physician at Port Augusta Clinic in Comox. This clinic is affiliated with the Crown Isle Clinic in Courtenay. Patients can register online at portaugustaclinic.com, by fax 250-941-1193 and by dropping into the clinic at unit 5&6 215 Port Augusta Street, Comox or can contact the clinic by email at registercipa@gmail.com
All Division websites have been moved to a new platform. Please contact either Lyndsey Jennings (ljennings@divisionsbc.ca) or Judy Darby (jdarby@divisionsbc.ca) with any questions or concerns.
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