Thompson Region Division of Family Practice

Our Team

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

"Dr. Meghan MacDonald"Dr. Meghan MacDonald
Chair
Dr. Paul Mackey
Vice-Chair
Dr. Ben Anders
Secretary
Dr. Graham Dodd
Physician Board Liaison
Michele Logan
Treasurer
Dr. Abayomi Adetola
Dr. Cornel Barnard
"Dr. Shaun Davis"Dr. Shaun Davis
Natalie Manhard, NP(F)

 

STAFF

Katherine Brown
Executive Director
kbrown@thompsondivision.ca

Sarah Graham
PCN Manager
sgraham@thompsondivision.ca
Makenzi Irwin

Makenzi Irwin
Attachment Coordinator
mirwin@thompsondivision.ca

Lindsay Kaluza
Operations Lead
lkaluza@thompsondivision.ca

Marcy MatthewMarcy Matthew
Project Lead
mmatthew@thompsondivision.ca

 Ania Zubrowska

Ania Zubrowska
Project Manager
azubrowska@thompsondivision

Shelley Sim
Community and Recruitment Lead
ssim@thompsondivision.ca

 Tom Skinner

Tom Skinner
Program Innovation Lead
tskinner@thompsondivision.ca

 Kelli Thompson

Kelli Thompson
PCN Learning Lab and Change Lead
kthompson@thompsondivision.ca

Melanie Todd

Melanie Todd
Senior Project Manager
mtodd@thompsondivision.ca

 Shawn Wenger

Shawn Wenger
Network Coordinator
swenger@thompsondivision.ca

 

 
 
 
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Contact Us

Thompson Region Division: 
PO Box 28085
Kamloops RPO Lansdowne, BC
V2C 0C9
Email: thompsonregion@thompsondivision.ca

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Thompson Region Family Obstetrics:
250-314-2782
311 Columbia Street
Kamloops, BC
https://www.trfoclinic.com

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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.