North Shore Division of Family Practice

MOA Network

Our North Shore Medical Office Assistant (MOA) Network provides courses, learning opportunities, and informational monthly webinars for our North Shore Family Physician clinic staff, as well as provides an opportunity to connect with other MOAs in our community.

 

Thank You Wonderful MOAs!!

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Join our MOA Network

Are you interested in becoming a member of our North Shore MOA Network? Please click the button to the left and fill out the quick form to be automatically added to our mailing list.

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North Shore MOA Employment Hub

Are you a Medical Office Assistant or Office Manager looking for work on the North Shore? The North Shore Division of Family Practice hosts an Employment Hub whereby you can find job opportunities to suit your needs. 

Check out the Employment Hub at: MOA Network Employment Hub

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Upcoming & Past Events

The Division hosts monthly webinars and events for networking and educational topics. Click the left button to see upcoming and past events.

North Shore MOA Network Meetup

Here you can find information for social events where MOAs can gather for an activity (like a hike), a coffee and tea, or dinner, as well as our very own quarterly MOA Network Book Club.   

Calendar invites and reminders will be sent to all MOAs on the MOA Network. If you are not on the MOA Network and would like to receive these updates, please register here Join our MOA Network

The Practice Change Team looks forward to seeing you at our next MOA Network Meetup!

North Shore MOA Social Media

If you are a MOA or OM working on the North Shore, consider following our social media accounts. Connect with your peers, receive updates, and play contests!

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Resources

A set of helpful resources and links updated regularly.

 

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The Divisions of Family Practice acknowledge that we work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of many different Indigenous Nations throughout British Columbia.

Acknowledging that we are on the traditional territories of Indigenous communities is an expression of cultural humility and involves recognizing our duty and desire to support the provision of culturally safe care to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people in BC.