Victoria is the Director, Care Networks and Strategic Partnerships, leading the development and operational advancement of the Surrey–North Delta Primary Care Network (PCN) in partnership with Family Physicians, health system leaders, Indigenous health services, and community partners. Her portfolio also includes PCN Governance, the Shared Care Program, the Long-Term Care initiative, and Strategic Partnerships. Her work focuses on strengthening primary care infrastructure, advancing system integration, and supporting collaborative governance to improve access and care delivery within the Surrey-North Delta community.
Victoria is an accomplished healthcare leader with extensive experience in strategic planning, operations, stakeholder engagement, and healthcare transformation. As an international medical graduate, she brings a unique systems-level perspective grounded in both clinical and public health practice. She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Public Health and Health Administration from the American University of Armenia, affiliated with the University of California. She has also completed advanced training in leadership, management, project management, and organizational change through Harvard Business School Online, PROSCI, PRINCE2, and other recognized institutions.
Victoria is known for her collaborative and relationship-centred leadership style, with a strong ability to bridge strategy, operations, and partner engagement in complex healthcare environments. She is passionate about strengthening primary care, building meaningful partnerships, and supporting innovative, sustainable system change.
Outside of work, Victoria enjoys travelling, spending time with family, and exploring her interests in art, design, psychology, and culture.
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