Courtenay Medical ​Associates

Address: 1350 England Ave, Courtenay
Phone: 250-334-4411 | Fax: 250-338-1245
Website: www.cmassociates.ca

An established full-service family practice clinic located in the heart of Courtenay. It has seven practicing physicians, modern furnishings and equipment, and a supportive administrative staff. There is ample space for parking for both physicians and patients. The clinic is 10 minutes from the hospital and located close to shops and restaurants.
 

 Posting ​Type:   Locum coverage for Dr. Gee 
 Dates:  2018: 
 September 24-28
 October 24-26
 December 27-28
 Posting Description: 

 Hospital Privileges not required
 No residential care
 May have occasional palliative patient
 EMR: IntraHealth Profile
 Clinic orientation available
 Practice Type:  Family Practice
 Clinic Hours: 9am-5pm | Monday to Friday
 Average daily patient volume: 30 depending on locum
 EMR:  IntraHealth/ Profile

 

Please contact the clinic directly:
Fulvia Hurst (Office Manager)
fhurst@cmassociates.ca
250-334-4411

Or 
Catherine Browne, Comox Valley Recruitment Coordinator
cbrowne@divisionsbc.ca
250-650-7232

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