

Available Positions
Locum
Come practice in the Fraser Northwest and join over 450 physicians! This page hosts the locum opportunities available in the FNW. These diverse opportunities will ensure you are able to find the right fit in the Community.
If you are interested in any of the opportunities listed:
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Apply directly to Clara Jankowiak with the opportunity name OR
2. Apply online through the link provided with each opportunity.
Questions?
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Registration & licensing: The College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC can help.
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Requirements for practicing in BC: HealthMatchBC can help.
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The Division can also help with the process, contact us!
Primary Care Network
The Fraser Northwest Division Primary Care Network offers both Fee-For-Service for physicians and PCN contracts for physicians and nurse practitioners. To learn more about the PCN in the FNW, click here.
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Current Job Postings
Shared Care is one of four Joint Collaborative Committees (JCCs) representing a partnership between the government of BC and Doctors of BC. Funding from Shared Care supports family physician, family physician with a focused practice, and specialist collaboration on quality improvement projects.
Do you have an innovative project idea that could fall within the scope of Shared Care? Are you interested in joining one of our existing projects as a committee member? Please contact Sanjam Jhawar to learn more: sanjam.jhawar@fnwdivision.ca
Current Projects:
Maternity Care Shared Care
Older Adult/Medically Complex Shared Care - Coordinating Complex Care Initiative
Adult Mental Health and Substance Use Shared Care
Palliative Care Shared Care
Geriatric Psychiatry Shared Care
Chronic Pain Shared Care
Women’s Health Shared Care
Acute Discharge for Community Follow Up Shared Care
Our Human Resources team is available to assist in the recruitment of additional practitioners at your clinic - whether this is a family physician, nurse practitioner, nurse in practice, or other allied health.
Supports include: creating a clinic brochure to highlight the details of the practice, filming a clinic recruitment video to put on the division website, and listing your clinic on healthcare recruitment sites.
The Division has resources available to you such as toolkits and templates for contracts, policies, and performance reviews, etc. Some are accessible on the website and Slack Channel, and Richelle and Emily are also able to provide more. They are also available for HR consults over phone or email as needed.
Please reach out to richelle.hughes@fnwdivision.ca or emily.richardson@fnwdivision.ca for assistance.
The Division Human Resources team is available to help your clinic by providing various HR services:
FP & NP PCN Contracts
There are FP and NP PCN contracts (salaried) available in the FNW region that offer new providers an alternative to the standard fee-for-service. The Division HR team will facilitate and act as a liaison between the provider, practice, and Fraser Health Authority during each step of the contract process.
Recruitment Brochures
To aid in recruiting providers, the HR team is available to create a customized recruitment brochure highlighting the practice, the team, and the space. This visually appealing and informative brochure can then be provided to candidates and referrals interested in the practice and/or region to highlight available opportunities.
Recruitment Postings
The Division HR program can assist physicians and practices recruiting locums or permanent positions (FP/NP) by posting vacancies on Health Match BC, SGP, and the FNW Division website. Upon receiving applications/referrals the HR team will connect the candidate and practice/physician to see if there is a match.
HR Consulting
To assist with business and practice management the HR program offers HR consulting to members. Topics may include but are not limited to employment legislation/standards, contract drafting, employee performance, team engagement, etc. This can be offered via email, call, or in-person.
If members are interested in any of the HR Program Supports, or are interested in joining the Recruitment Retention & Retirement Committee, please contact Richelle Hughes at richelle.hughes@fnwdivision.ca.
The Fraser Northwest Mentorship Program pairs family physician mentors with new-in-practice FPs. If you are interested in participating in the mentorship program please email Richelle: richelle.hughes@fnwdivision.ca.
Pathways is the place to connect with community resources and medical specialties. Physicians and medical staff can use Pathways to find out referral wait times for specialist and clinics in our communities, along with patient and physician resources, forms, requisitions, as well as community service and allied health information that is categorized and searchable.
The relationship between family physicians and specialists is fundamental to the delivery of effective health care. Gaps in communication between health care providers can impede the flow of care, resulting in a fragmented experience for patients, caregivers, and families. The overall goal of Shared Care is to provide a coordinated and seamless health care experience for patients.
Shared Care is one of four Joint Collaborative Committees (JCCs) representing a partnership between the government of BC and Doctors of BC. Funding from Shared Care supports family physician, family physician with a focused practice, and specialist collaboration on quality improvement projects.
Do you have an innovative project idea that could fall within the scope of Shared Care? Are you interested in joining one of our existing projects as a committee member? Please contact Sanjam Jhawar to learn more: sanjam.jhawar@fnwdivision.ca
Current Projects:
Maternity Care Shared Care
Older Adult/Medically Complex Shared Care - Coordinating Complex Care Initiative
Adult Mental Health and Substance Use Shared Care
Palliative Care Shared Care
Geriatric Psychiatry Shared Care
Chronic Pain Shared Care
Women’s Health Shared Care
Acute Discharge for Community Follow Up Shared Care
There is always more to learn! There are different topics each time such as WorkSafeBC, billing, privacy and security, medical legal, etc. These events also provide the opportunity to build connections and collaborate with others in your field who can offer their advice and support. The Division compensates MOAs who work for family doctor’s that are Primary Members of the FNW Division for attending these events.
The Division MOA Network offers a variety of resources for both the MOAs and the practices. There is a Facebook page that lists events, resources, and allows for any discussion related to their roles. The monthly MOA events allow for continuous learning. The topics for these events have included Pathways, medical billing, clinical skills, and PCN. In addition, there are Practice Manager meetings every two months where there is learning and collaboration on a variety of topics such as workflow.
Please reach out to patti.scott@fnwdivision.ca for assistance.
The division hosts various events for our physician members each month. Prior to Covid, these events were hosted in-person and included presentations, dinner, and social interaction with family physicians and specialists. We are now hosting events on Zoom and continue to see high physician engagement. One recent series we started is "Ask the Expert" - an opportunity for family physicians and specialists to engage in dialogue and learn from one another.
The Evaluation committee is responsible for vetting any program or project evaluation reports for internal or external dissemination. The committee ensures that there is physician leadership providing guidance and direction to evaluation in the FNW. Minimum commitment includes attending quarterly meetings and vetting program evaluation reports throughout the year. Sessional payment is available for attending meetings. For more information, see the Evaluation Terms of Reference.
The evaluation program works alongside the program and project teams and stakeholders to support collaboratively building and integrating evaluation mechanisms throughout the duration of any project. These mechanisms are built to link directly back to the overall program/project objectives and are used as key indicators to support program implementation and movement towards overall objectives. The evaluation program supports the ongoing collection, analysis and reporting out of these measures to project teams, project partners, stakeholders and funders. The evaluation program is always looking for new and adaptive ways to collect and share information that informs ongoing program development.
Shared Care is one of four Joint Collaborative Committees (JCCs) representing a partnership between the government of BC and Doctors of BC. Funding from Shared Care supports family physician, family physician with a focused practice, and specialist collaboration on quality improvement projects.
Do you have an innovative project idea that could fall within the scope of Shared Care? Are you interested in joining one of our existing projects as a committee member? Please contact Sanjam Jhawar to learn more: sanjam.jhawar@fnwdivision.ca
Current Projects:
Maternity Care Shared Care
Older Adult/Medically Complex Shared Care - Coordinating Complex Care Initiative
Adult Mental Health and Substance Use Shared Care
Palliative Care Shared Care
Geriatric Psychiatry Shared Care
Chronic Pain Shared Care
Women’s Health Shared Care
Acute Discharge for Community Follow Up Shared Care
Our Human Resources team is available to assist in the recruitment of additional practitioners at your clinic - whether this is a family physician, nurse practitioner, nurse in practice, or other allied health.
Supports include: creating a clinic brochure to highlight the details of the practice, filming a clinic recruitment video to put on the division website, and listing your clinic on healthcare recruitment sites.
The Division has resources available to you such as toolkits and templates for contracts, policies, and performance reviews, etc. Some are accessible on the website and Slack Channel, and Richelle and Emily are also able to provide more. They are also available for HR consults over phone or email as needed.
Please reach out to richelle.hughes@fnwdivision.ca or emily.richardson@fnwdivision.ca for assistance.
The Division Human Resources team is available to help your clinic by providing various HR services:
FP & NP PCN Contracts
There are FP and NP PCN contracts (salaried) available in the FNW region that offer new providers an alternative to the standard fee-for-service. The Division HR team will facilitate and act as a liaison between the provider, practice, and Fraser Health Authority during each step of the contract process.
Recruitment Brochures
To aid in recruiting providers, the HR team is available to create a customized recruitment brochure highlighting the practice, the team, and the space. This visually appealing and informative brochure can then be provided to candidates and referrals interested in the practice and/or region to highlight available opportunities.
Recruitment Postings
The Division HR program can assist physicians and practices recruiting locums or permanent positions (FP/NP) by posting vacancies on Health Match BC, SGP, and the FNW Division website. Upon receiving applications/referrals the HR team will connect the candidate and practice/physician to see if there is a match.
HR Consulting
To assist with business and practice management the HR program offers HR consulting to members. Topics may include but are not limited to employment legislation/standards, contract drafting, employee performance, team engagement, etc. This can be offered via email, call, or in-person.
If members are interested in any of the HR Program Supports, or are interested in joining the Recruitment Retention & Retirement Committee, please contact Richelle Hughes at richelle.hughes@fnwdivision.ca.
The Fraser Northwest Mentorship Program pairs family physician mentors with new-in-practice FPs. If you are interested in participating in the mentorship program please email Richelle: richelle.hughes@fnwdivision.ca.
Pathways is the place to connect with community resources and medical specialties. Physicians and medical staff can use Pathways to find out referral wait times for specialist and clinics in our communities, along with patient and physician resources, forms, requisitions, as well as community service and allied health information that is categorized and searchable.
The relationship between family physicians and specialists is fundamental to the delivery of effective health care. Gaps in communication between health care providers can impede the flow of care, resulting in a fragmented experience for patients, caregivers, and families. The overall goal of Shared Care is to provide a coordinated and seamless health care experience for patients.
Shared Care is one of four Joint Collaborative Committees (JCCs) representing a partnership between the government of BC and Doctors of BC. Funding from Shared Care supports family physician, family physician with a focused practice, and specialist collaboration on quality improvement projects.
Do you have an innovative project idea that could fall within the scope of Shared Care? Are you interested in joining one of our existing projects as a committee member? Please contact Sanjam Jhawar to learn more: sanjam.jhawar@fnwdivision.ca
Current Projects:
Maternity Care Shared Care
Older Adult/Medically Complex Shared Care - Coordinating Complex Care Initiative
Adult Mental Health and Substance Use Shared Care
Palliative Care Shared Care
Geriatric Psychiatry Shared Care
Chronic Pain Shared Care
Women’s Health Shared Care
Acute Discharge for Community Follow Up Shared Care
There is always more to learn! There are different topics each time such as WorkSafeBC, billing, privacy and security, medical legal, etc. These events also provide the opportunity to build connections and collaborate with others in your field who can offer their advice and support. The Division compensates MOAs who work for family doctor’s that are Primary Members of the FNW Division for attending these events.
The Division MOA Network offers a variety of resources for both the MOAs and the practices. There is a Facebook page that lists events, resources, and allows for any discussion related to their roles. The monthly MOA events allow for continuous learning. The topics for these events have included Pathways, medical billing, clinical skills, and PCN. In addition, there are Practice Manager meetings every two months where there is learning and collaboration on a variety of topics such as workflow.
Please reach out to patti.scott@fnwdivision.ca for assistance.
The division hosts various events for our physician members each month. Prior to Covid, these events were hosted in-person and included presentations, dinner, and social interaction with family physicians and specialists. We are now hosting events on Zoom and continue to see high physician engagement. One recent series we started is "Ask the Expert" - an opportunity for family physicians and specialists to engage in dialogue and learn from one another.
The Evaluation committee is responsible for vetting any program or project evaluation reports for internal or external dissemination. The committee ensures that there is physician leadership providing guidance and direction to evaluation in the FNW. Minimum commitment includes attending quarterly meetings and vetting program evaluation reports throughout the year. Sessional payment is available for attending meetings. For more information, see the Evaluation Terms of Reference.
The evaluation program works alongside the program and project teams and stakeholders to support collaboratively building and integrating evaluation mechanisms throughout the duration of any project. These mechanisms are built to link directly back to the overall program/project objectives and are used as key indicators to support program implementation and movement towards overall objectives. The evaluation program supports the ongoing collection, analysis and reporting out of these measures to project teams, project partners, stakeholders and funders. The evaluation program is always looking for new and adaptive ways to collect and share information that informs ongoing program development.