Below is a list of available positions with Divisions of Family Practice around the province. For other job opportunities within the collaborative partnership of the Doctors of BC and the Government of BC, visit the Doctors of BC careers page.
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Fraser Region |
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Ridge Meadows Division: |
In this role, you'll be the driving force behind connecting physicians, specialists, partners, and clinics in our vibrant community. If you bring multiple years of customer service charm, project and event coordination pizzaz, and top-notch communication skills, then you're exactly who we're looking for. |
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Ridge Meadows Division: |
In this role, you'll be the foundation support to various healthcare initiatives lead by our physicians and partners. If you have 5+ years of project management experience and stellar communication skills, this role promises not just a job, but a journey of professional growth and community impact. |
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Ridge Meadows Division: |
As a Project Coordinator, you'll be at the heartbeat of our community's health care innovation, involving coordinating various initiatives with our staff team to enhance patient care. This dynamic position requires conducting research, creating resources, analyzing data, and engaging with our members and partners to achieve our organizational goals. |
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Ridge Meadows Division: Non-Profit Administrative Coordinator |
The Administrative Coordinator position at Ridge Meadows Division of Family Practice is our super star of office operations to ensure the smooth functioning of the team to produce excellent patient care improvement project results and keeping our office running efficiently. |
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Vancouver Coastal Region |
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North Shore Division: Project Coordinator, Healthcare Initiatives |
Reporting to the Program Director and/or delegate, and in collaboration with projects or program Physician Leads, the Project Coordinator provides guidance, coordination, logistics, and support to the Division’s projects and programs. Works with physicians, project teams, health authorities, and stakeholders to develop and implement project and program deliverables, and to ensure goals and objectives are achieved. |
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Northern Region |
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Pacific Northwest Division: |
The Bulkley Valley Witset PRIMARY CARE NETWORK (PCN), a collaborative partnership of the Witset Nation, First Nations Health Authority, Northern Health, and the Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice, invites applications from Nurse Practitioners, to join the new Nurse Practitioner and Family Physician collaborative: the Smithers Primary Care Clinic |
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Pacific Northwest Division: |
Reporting to the Health Director (or designate) and the Regional Manager, Coast Mountain Primary Care Network, the PCN Coordinator provides a community-focused approach in the coordination of the partnership, planning, implementation, and evaluation of the PCN work within the context of Culturally Safe and Respectful practices. |
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Pacific Northwest Division: Coast Mountain Primary Care Network (PCN) Coordinator (0.5-1.0 FTE) |
Reporting to the Regional Manager, Coast Mountain Primary Care Network, and supporting the Primary Care Network Partners, the PCN Coordinator provides administrative supports that align with the PCN goals established by the Coast Mountain PCN Steering Committee. |
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Pacific Northwest Division: |
The Clinic Nurse is responsible for scheduling direct care and case management for individuals who rarely access primary care. They work within the full scope of Remote Practice Certification (if qualified) with physician support. |
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Pacific Northwest Division: |
The LBOC Cultural Navigator Lead is responsible for developing, implementing, and managing an integrated traditional wellness resource program in alignment with specific needs of the Low Barrier Client populations and service providers. |
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Pacific Northwest Division: |
Reporting to the Health Director (or designate) and the Regional Manager, Coast Mountain Primary Care Network, the PCN Coordinator provides a community focused approach in the coordination of the partnership, planning, implementation, and evaluation of the PCN work within the context of Culturally Safe and Respectful practices. |
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North Peace Division: |
Fort St. John Family Practice Associates is seeking a family physician to take over an existing, long-standing practice (min. 2 year commitment) and work in a family practice based, privately-owned, medical clinic. |
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North Peace Division: |
Fort St. John Family Practice Associates is seeking short-term (2-4 weeks) & long-term (4 weeks+) locums to work in a family practice based, privately-owned, medical clinic. |
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Vancouver Island Region |
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Nanaimo Division: |
The Nanaimo Division of Family Practice is seeking a dynamic Recruitment Administrator to join our team. This opportunity is perfect for someone with at least two years of administrative experience who is confident navigating Microsoft 365 applications. We’re looking for a motivated, organized, and adaptable individual who can provide strong support to our Physician Recruitment & Retention Lead and thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. This is an ideal role for someone who can navigate ambiguity with composure, flexibility, and a solutions-oriented mindset. |
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Central Island Division: Primary Care Network (PCN) change lead | Open until filled |
Primary Care Networks (PCN) are an integrated system of care that strive to create a quality and coordinated delivery system for primary and community care that is patient-centered, effective in meeting population and patient needs, and deliver a quality service experience for patients and providers – a system that is easy to understand for those who use it and those who work in it. |
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Interior Region |
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Central Okanagan Division: Manager, Primary Care Network |
The Manager, Primary Care Network (PCN) supports the successful implementation and ongoing development of the PCN and Patient Medical Home (PMH) initiatives. This role oversees Engagement Coordinators and Administrative Support team members, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and provincial priorities. |