22 Oct
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Society for Pediatric Anesthesia
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British Columbia
22 Oct
Society for Pediatric Anesthesia
British Columbia
Job Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Job Requirements Applicants will have completed a medical degree and anesthesia training recognized or assessed as acceptable by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in British Columbia, as well as subspecialty training in pediatric anesthesia. You must be eligible for licensure in British Columbia.
Current clinical expertise in pediatric anesthesia is essential.
formal research experience / training
formal quality improvement / implementation science experience / training
additional training / experience in pediatric pain medicine
formal education training
Job Description The Department of Pediatric Anesthesia is seeking Fellowship (or equivalent) trained pediatric anesthesiologists with a passion for furthering the clinical and academic excellence of our group.
Your appointment will include all clinical anesthesia responsibilities (except cardiac anesthesia) and participation in the activities of the acute pain service.
It is expected that successful applicants will contribute to aspects of our academic mandate: quality improvement, education, research and Faculty development; and be active participants in our Clinical and Research Fellowship Program. Academic time is associated with deliverables and peer accountability.
Successful candidates will be recommended for appointment to the Department of Anesthesia, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Medicine. Academic rank will be dependent upon qualifications and previous experience.
Contact information Dr Simon Whyte MBBS FRCA FRCPC
Head, Department of Anesthesia, BC Children’s Hospital
Clinical Professor, University of British Columbia
Email:
[email protected]
Application closing date is October 30th 2026, 16:00 PT.
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📌 Pediatric Anesthesiologist BC Children’s Hospital (British Columbia)
🏢 Society for Pediatric Anesthesia
📍 British Columbia