Emergency Physician at Lions Gate Hospital (British Columbia)

Emergency Physician at Lions Gate Hospital (British Columbia)

16 Oct
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Vancouver Coastal Health
|
British Columbia

16 Oct

Vancouver Coastal Health

British Columbia

Elevate your medical career as an Emergency Physician with Vancouver Coastal Health at Lions Gate Hospital. This role offers part-time and full-time positions in an innovative environment focused on diverse patient care.

Join the Lions Gate Hospital Emergency Physician Association as a Provisional Emergency Physician. Preference is given to full time candidates, but all qualified applicants, including FRCPs and CCFPs(EM), are encouraged to apply. You will engage with a diverse patient base, covering pediatrics, acute medicine, and geriatrics, within a top trauma center affiliated with UBC's Emergency Medicine department.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide emergency care to a range of patients
• Participate in teaching medical students and residents




• Engage in mentorship programs for junior physicians
• Contribute to trauma and patient safety rounds
• Support research initiatives and clinical education

Requirements:
• Valid ACLS, ATLS, and PAL certifications
• Full CPSBC license and CCFP in Emergency Medicine
• Relevant emergency experience
• FRCPC designation preferred
• Resume and cover letter required

Make an impact in emergency healthcare at Lions Gate Hospital through expertise and collaboration.
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📌 Emergency Physician at Lions Gate Hospital (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Coastal Health
📍 British Columbia

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