Dr. Peter Gee - Courtenay Medical ​Associates

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

An established full-service family practice clinic located in the heart of Courtenay. It has eight practicing physicians and modern furnishings and equipment. 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
 Dates:

 Oct 24, 25 & Oct 30-Nov 1
 Posting Description: 

 Hospital privileges optional, but preferred
 Residential Care, House visits
 Mon-Fri On-Call practice
 Practice Type:  Family Practice
​ EMR:  IntraHealth/ Profile

Please contact the clinic directly:

Fulvia Hurst (Office Manager)
fhurst@cmassociates.ca
250-334-4411
Or 
The Comox Valley Recruitment Coordinator
comoxvalleyrecruitment@divisionsbc.ca
250-218-0491

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