Teach residents while delivering comprehensive family medicine care through Markham Family Medicine Teaching Unit and Health for All Family Health Team.

This Clinician-Teacher appointment supports a directly managed patient roster and care delivered through resident supervision. You will divide responsibilities among clinical practice, academic work, and leadership within the FHO, FHT, FMTU, and Eastern York and Northern Durham OHT. The academic portfolio may include medical student teaching, curriculum development, mentorship, assessment, research, and assigned undergraduate or postgraduate duties. Your interests may include women’s health, obstetrics, minor procedures, palliative care, geriatric care, hospitalist practice, health equity, social accountability, quality improvement, patient safety, or research, with mentorship available.

Key Responsibilities:

- Supervise resident physicians while managing comprehensive patient care




- Teach medical students and residents in undergraduate and postgraduate curricula
- Participate in research, assessment, mentorship, and curriculum activities
- Provide clinical coverage and join urgent care after-hours rotations
- Develop clinical programs and contribute to organizational leadership

Requirements:

- Complete College-accredited family medicine postgraduate residency training
- Maintain Ontario physician licensure and College certification
- Verify good standing with both qualified colleges
- Demonstrate teaching, research, quality improvement, and leadership commitment
- Communicate and collaborate effectively across healthcare teams

Use your teaching, clinical, and leadership strengths as a Clinician-Teacher supporting residents and patients throughout Markham’s growing community.

📌 Clinician Teacher Family Medicine (Whitchurch-Stouffville)
🏢 Health For All Family Health Team
📍 Whitchurch-Stouffville