Dr. Leo Dai, the current Chair of the Burnaby Division and a Board member for the past three years, has led key initiatives that have strengthened the organization and improved healthcare delivery in the community. His work has encompassed governance improvements, the development of Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Patient Medical Home (PMH) initiatives, interdivisional collaborations, and restructuring the organization to better serve its members. Throughout this journey, Dr. Dai has collaborated closely with partners such as the Ministry of Health (MoH), Doctors of BC (DoBC), Fraser Health Authority (FHA), and numerous community agency partners to ensure that initiatives align with the needs of the community and healthcare providers.

In addition to his role on the Board, Dr. Dai continues to practice as a longitudinal family physician, delivering patient care while managing a busy group practice. As a clinic owner, he understands the challenges and responsibilities of running a medical practice. He is deeply committed to integrating technology into healthcare while recognizing the importance of preserving the human element in medicine. Additionally, Dr. Dai is dedicated to making Burnaby an attractive destination for both locums and permanent physicians, recognizing this as vital to the sustainability of local practices.

Dr. Leo Dai is committed to ensuring that the Burnaby Division continues to meet the day-to-day needs of its members, providing the reliable support and resources that have always been a hallmark of the organization. He respectfully asks for your support in the upcoming election to continue building on the progress made and to work towards a stronger, healthier future for Burnaby.

Dr. Forson Chan (MD, CCFP) is a longitudinal family physician and the co-founder for Oakmount Medical in Burnaby. His community impact extends to the Metrotown UPCC and consultative services for adults with ADHD. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Chan plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of medicine as a clinical instructor at the UBC Faculty of Medicine, where he actively imparts his knowledge to the next generation of medical professionals.

Dedicated to healthcare advocacy, Dr. Chan also serves as a district delegate on the Board of Directors for BC Family Doctors. He is also engaged on the steering committee for Burnaby's Shared-Care project on substance use. Dr. Forson Chan's career reflects a commitment to patient care, medical education, and addressing community health challenges. He seeks to empower family physicians to do what they do best: providing excellent patient care.

Ron retired from the Burnaby School District after 35 years in the roles of teacher, counsellor, and administrator. His vast experience included managing and supporting Physical and Health Education, Safe and Healthy Schools, as well as the Healthy Schools directives for school cafeterias and hot lunch programs. 

He is an active member of the Healthy Community Partnership which includes Fraser Health Authority, the City of Burnaby, the Burnaby School District and the Burnaby Division of Family Practice.

Now retired, Ron's commitment to bettering the Burnaby community has brought him to his role as the Community Director on the Board of Directors.  His voice aids in improving the comprehensive health of Burnaby residents and the medical systems that support that health from birth to old age.

Dr. Jennifer Moore, a dedicated and experienced practitioner, has been a stalwart figure in Burnaby's healthcare landscape since 1994. Specializing in longitudinal family medicine, with a particular focus on obstetrics, Dr. Moore has witnessed the evolution of healthcare in Burnaby firsthand. A pivotal member of the Board of the Burnaby Division from its early stages, Dr. Moore played a key role in shaping the organization and has continued to contribute actively even after completing their term in 2017.

Dr. Moore is currently involved in various committees, including the Hastings Brentwood LLT, the PMH, and the PCN steering committees. This commitment reflects her ongoing dedication to the healthcare initiatives in Burnaby. Furthermore, she has been a driving force behind a Shared Care project on mental health, demonstrating a profound commitment to healthcare solutions.

Having attended the Leadership and Management Development Program through the FPSC during her previous tenure on the Board, she brings a wealth of knowledge and a strategic mindset to her role. This unique combination of formal training and practical experience positions her as an ideal candidate for continued service.

Beyond the professional realm, she is deeply passionate about her vocation and the Burnaby community. Her interactions with community players and health authority figures have enriched her understanding and strengthened her vision for the well-being of Burnaby residents.

Michel is a professional and skilled Executive Director with a wide array of skills and experiences in leading and managing organizations. He worked as the executive director of Burnaby Family Life for 7 years and that is where he connected with the work of the Division of Family Practice as he represented community agencies at the Primary Care Network steering committee.  Michel is a passionate advocate for the needs of the most vulnerable members in our community with a strong track record of developing community partnerships. He is now the executive director of The Children’s Foundation and continues to work to develop programs and services to support children and families to navigate through complex challenges.

Tracy Monk brings a wealth of experience and passion to the Burnaby Division of Family Practice, where she eagerly anticipates the opportunity to serve her colleagues and community. Having observed the innovative and forward-thinking initiatives of the Burnaby Division over the years, she is excited to contribute to this impactful work.

Tracy's extensive leadership experience includes:

• Current representative on the Family Practice Services Committee (FPSC)

• Former President of the Society of General Practitioners (SGP, now known as BCFD) and many years of service on the SGP board

• Physician Lead of Pathways BC, a collaborative non-profit project initiated by Divisions & FPSC

• Inaugural Chair of the Fraser Northwest Division

• Former Head of the RCH Department of Family Practice

• Previous board member and current clinical data stewardship committee member of the Health Data Coalition

Tracy's leadership roles have provided her with valuable insights and skills that she is excited to bring to the Burnaby board. Her office is located in the new Lougheed PCN, initially part of the Fraser Northwest Division. With significant changes planned for the area, she sees an exciting opportunity to shape the future of medical care in Burnaby and to align efforts with the broader Burnaby PCNs. Tracy has a deep appreciation for the Burnaby Division’s engagement with community partners.

Tracy Monk is grateful for the opportunity to serve and is eager to contribute to the continued success of the Burnaby Division of Family Practice.

Dr. Vivian Liu is honored to be a Director on the Burnaby Division Board of Directors. Having experienced the support of the Burnaby Division while transitioning into practice after completing her Family Medicine Residency, she felt welcomed and connected to her colleagues, patients, and services in her hometown. Dr. Liu is now eager to give back and support new-to-practice Family Physicians and other medical professionals.

As a Clinical Instructor at the UBC Department of Family Practice and a member of the Burnaby Division CME Committee, Dr. Liu is passionate about continuing medical education and fostering strong relationships with local specialist colleagues. Through her work at the Edmonds UPCC and as a locum throughout Burnaby, she has gained an in-depth understanding of the unique needs of each Burnaby neighborhood and recognizes the barriers patients, especially unattached ones, face when accessing care.

Dr. Liu serves on the Primary Medical Home (PMH) for Priority Populations Task Group, where she contributes to designing workflows for the new clinic at the Edmonds Centre for Healthy Communities. This clinic will serve as the patient medical home for newcomers/refugees, expectant/new parents and their babies, people with complex mental health needs, and homeless/underhoused residents. In addition, she has collaborated on Shared Care Projects and is currently the Family Physician Lead on the Shared Care Steering Committee for the Burnaby Screening for Unattached Patients Project, which aims to improve access to metabolic condition screening for these patients.