Family Physician Opportunity in Maple Ridge (British Columbia)

Family Physician Opportunity in Maple Ridge (British Columbia)

29 Aug
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Menlo Park Recruitment
|
British Columbia

29 Aug

Menlo Park Recruitment

British Columbia

Seize the chance to become a Family Physician in beautiful Maple Ridge, British Columbia, inheriting an established patient panel and a proven income potential of CAD $500,000. Enjoy a supportive practice environment with embedded nursing and hands-on training.

This full-scope Family Medicine practice follows the LFP model and offers direct ownership of income with no pressure from shareholders. You'll benefit from advanced MOA support to minimize administrative tasks, allowing you to focus more on patient care. The friendly culture promotes collaboration among a diverse patient base, spanning young families to seniors.

Key Responsibilities:
• Care for a diverse patient panel with a focus on full-scope family medicine
• Engage in hands-on clinical teaching and minor procedures




• Collaborate closely with an embedded Registered Nurse
• Manage patient visits with flexibility through hybrid appointments
• Participate in structured onboarding and ongoing training

Requirements:
• MRCGP or equivalent qualification as a General Practitioner
• Registration eligibility with the College of Family Physicians
• Comfortable in a Monday to Friday clinic model
• Solid communication and teamwork abilities
• Interest in minor procedures is a plus

Shape your career and enjoy an exceptional work-life balance while living near stunning outdoor adventures in Maple Ridge.
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📌 Family Physician Opportunity in Maple Ridge (British Columbia)
🏢 Menlo Park Recruitment
📍 British Columbia

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