Looking for a family doctor?
- Visiting the Health Connect Registry to be connected with family doctors or nurse practitioners within your community.
- Asking your family or friends to introduce you to their own family doctor. Sometimes a doctor may take you on referral from an existing patient.
- Visiting a local walk-in clinic or Urgent and Primary Care Centre (UPCC). UPCCs also serve as primary care clinics for people who do not have a regular family doctor or nurse practitioner and will work to connect them to a primary care clinic as space is available.
- If you are visiting another health care provider, such as a specialist, ask them if they know of family doctors who are accepting patients.
Provincial Divisions of Family Practice office
The central resource team supports Divisions with operational and strategic direction, learning and development, systems support and training, and communications.
Primary Care Transformation Partners (PCTPs) are trusted advisors that support local and regional initiatives of the FPSC through close relationships with the local Divisions of Family Practice and in in the primary care partnership space with health authority and Indigenous partners. This includes supporting interdivisional strategic tables, regional division leadership meetings, collaborative services committees, and primary care network planning and implementation.
Contact the provincial office
- For inquiries about Divisions of Family Practice please email divisions@doctorsofbc.ca
- For inquiries about Primary Care Networks please email pcn@doctorsofbc.ca
(Please note that provincial office staff are not able to connect patients to family doctors)
115 - 1665 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC V6J 5A4
Ph: 604 736-5551
Toll free: 1 800 665-2262
Central Resource Team
Program Leads
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Nikita Soares Director, Partnerships and Collaboration |
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Lucas Parker Manager, Provincial Divisions Initiative |
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Marina McBride Manager, Partnerships and Division Supports |
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Rochelle Le Sueur Manager, Provincial PCN Initiative |
Communications
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Jennifer Killam Senior Communications Manager |
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Alison Ashbaugh Communications Coordinator |