Dr. Stephen Fox - Ginger Goodwin Medical Clinic

Address: PO Box 610, Suite 102-2665 Beaufort Ave., Cumberland
Phone: 250-871-3626 | Fax: 778-647-2003

Ginger Goodwin is a full service Family Practice shared by 4 physicians with outreach service to Denman Island and Bowser. The clinic will be relocating to a brand new purpose-built clinic in Cumberland in Spring 2020. The clinic is currently located in central Courtenay in the Thrifty Foods Plaza on Cliffe Ave with plenty of free parking. There are 4 clinic rooms, 1 treatment room, and experienced MOA staff. 

 Posting ​Type: 

Locum coverage

 Dates:

Jan 1 - Apr 1, 2020 (3/12s - all or any)

 Posting Description: 

Full-time practice - 8am-5pm or 9am-4pm
In-clinic practice only
No hospital privileges required

Clinic Hours: Mon-Sat | 8am-6pm
WIFI, dedicated computer for physician use, 
Clinic orientation available

 Practice Type:

Family Practice
Average daily number of patients: 30-40

 EMR:

Med Access

Please contact the clinic directly:
Dr. Stephen Fox
Phone: 250-871-3626 | Fax: 778-647-2003

or

The Comox Valley Recruitment Coordinator
comoxvalleyrecruitment@divisionsbc.ca
250-218-0491

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