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Archive of past project topics for our Clinic and Projects Grants program. Past Clinic Grant Project Topics This archive exists for historical purposes only. It contains project topics for past iterations of the Clinic and Project Grants Program. If you are looking for current information about this year's program, please see Clinic and Project Grants 2025/26 or click the coloured button below. Current Project Topics Archived Topics 2024-25 Project Topics 2024-25 Project Topics Planetary Health & Clinic Sustainability → Cultural Safety in Care → Supporting MOA Development → Long-term Care Integration in Primary Care → [2024-25] Planetary Health and Clinic Sustainability Planetary Health A - Patient-Facing Education B - Internal Sustainability Plan C - Capital Improvements D - Other Option A: Patient-Facing Education Inspired by the opportunity to raise environmental awareness and help your patients reduce their impact on the planet? You could do this by creating informational handouts for your patients on environmental-related health topics (e.g. switching from pMDI's to DPI's, proper drug disposal, or PaRx Park Prescriptions, chemicals or pesticides, etc), or community events Option B: Create an internal policy or planning document around sustainable prescribing practices, sustainable procurement, or a general clinic sustainability plan. This can include creating a manual outlining how to develop more sustainable prescribing practices, writing a policy on how your clinic can reduce its environmental impact by changing its purchasing practices, or creating a general sustainability plan that outlines your clinic's goals for reducing its environmental impacts. Option C: Capital Improvements For example: LED lighting, motion sensitive switches, HVAC, bike racks, low-flow toilets and faucets, window tint, implementing composting (Valley Pro Recycling) , self-closing doors, investing in green cleaning products and reusable exam table covers. Research and implement possible improvement actions such as those listed above that reduce your clinic's environmental impact or makes it more energy efficient. For more suggestions check out Sustainable Primary Care Toolkit - CASCADES Canada Option D: Propose Your Own Project Use your imagination and plan your own great sustainability project. Make sure your project falls within our funding criteria. Grant funding cannot be used for: Clinical training or purchasing clinical equipment used by physicians and/or clinicians that involve direct or indirect patient care, or information/data (e.g. exam room tables, PPE, etc.) Physician time related to patient care Projects which are supported by other sources of funding (e.g. DoBC, FPSC, etc.), this includes staff training on new technology (e.g. online booking system, EMR, new software/equipment, or online security) and purchase of hardware or software Retreats, catering, social events, or appreciation gifts. [2024-25] Cultural Safety In Care Increasing Cultural Safety in Care A - Indigenous Cultural Safety Training B - Mental Health Workshops C - JEDI Projects D - Other Option A: San'yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training Program Provide training to strengthen knowledge, awareness, and skills for working with and providing service to Indigenous people and communities Work more safely and effectively with Indigenous people Begin considering the role in correcting, rebuilding and transforming systems to uproot Indigenous-specific racism Option B: Canadian Mental Health Association Workshops CMHA offers a variety of workshops to help develop a psychologically healthy and safe workplace to support the health and wellness of your clnic staff and team Options for workshops: https://www.cmhakelowna.com/education-training/workplace-training Option C: Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Projects Clinics can suggest one of these JEDI related projects: A JEDI related workshop or training session (should be different to those listed in Option 1 & 2) Translating patient facing material to another language (e.g. PHQ9 questionnaire, management of chronic diseases, instructions on preparing for a colonoscopy, etc). Capital Improvements (e.g. bariatric chairs, enlarged doorways, bathroom rails, grab bars, etc.) Option D: Propose Your Own Project Use your imagination and plan your own great cultural safety project. Make sure your project falls within our funding criteria. Grant funding cannot be used for: Clinical training or purchasing clinical equipment used by physicians and/or clinicians that involve direct or indirect patient care, or information/data (e.g. exam room tables, PPE, etc.) Physician time related to patient care Projects which are supported by other sources of funding (e.g. DoBC, FPSC, etc.), this includes staff training on new technology (e.g. online booking system, EMR, new software/equipment, or online security) and purchase of hardware or software Retreats, catering, social events, or appreciation gifts. [2024-25] Supporting Medical Office Assistants (MOA) Development Supporting MOA Development A - Comprehensive Training Program B - Workflow Efficiency Enhancement C - Clinical Skills Development D - Other Option A: Comprehensive Training Program Design and implement a structured training program that focuses on enhancing MOA skills in areas such as: Patient centered communication: Techniques to improve patient experience and satisfaction. Clinical workflow optimization: Training on managing electronic medical records (EMRs) efficiently, scheduling, and reducing administrative bottlenecks. Team-based care integration: Skills for collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, including allied health professionals and physicians. A clinic grant would assist with: Developing or purchasing training modules tailored to clinic-specific needs. Stipends or salary support for MOAs to attend training during work hours. Hiring a professional trainer or consultant to lead workshops. (https://www.cmhakelowna.com/education-training/workplace-training ) Option B: Workflow Efficiency Enhancement Implement a program aimed at improving workflow efficiency by equipping MOAs with tools and strategies to streamline daily operations. Key areas of focus could include: Advanced scheduling techniques to optimize patient flow. Best practices for managing administrative tasks with minimal disruption. Strategies for reducing errors in documentation and communication. A clinic grant would assist with: Engaging experts to conduct workflow analysis and training sessions (https://www.solutionsbyhive.com/ ) Developing resources such as checklists and guidelines for standardized processes. Supporting MOAs to participate in workshops or courses on workflow management. Option C: Clinical Skills Development CPR and Basic Life Support Provide training time for staff. Support staff to learn and to be competent with these skills. A clinic grant would assist with: Covering tuition or registration fees for courses, workshops, or webinars. Providing compensation for time spent attending educational sessions. Organizing clinic-specific training. Option D: Propose Your Own Project Use your imagination and plan your own great MOA development project. Make sure your project falls within our funding criteria. Grant funding cannot be used for: Clinical training or purchasing clinical equipment used by physicians and/or clinicians that involve direct or indirect patient care, or information/data (e.g. exam room tables, PPE, etc.) Physician time related to patient care Projects which are supported by other sources of funding (e.g. DoBC, FPSC, etc.), this includes staff training on new technology (e.g. online booking system, EMR, new software/equipment, or online security) and purchase of hardware or software Retreats, catering, social events, or appreciation gifts. [2024-25] Long-term Care Integration in Primary Care Long-term Care Integration A - Mentorship & Collaboration B - Enhance Workflow Efficiency C - Support Provider Well-being D - Other Option A: Foster Mentorship and Collaboration A clinic grant would support creating a network to: Enable clinics to partner with experienced LTC physicians or healthcare teams Support mentorship for new or less experienced clinicians in managing LTC workflows and best practices. Offer education and tools for physicians to better understand and utilize available billing codes related to LTC. Support the implementation of tracking systems to ensure accurate and efficient billing. Option 2: Enhance Workflow Efficiency A clinic grant will support creating workflows and training material to: Assess and implement optimized clinic workflows that integrate LTC services seamlessly. Facilitate training for staff and physicians on LTC-specific processes and interdisciplinary team collaboration. Communication and reducing the burden of fax. Option C: Support Provider Well-being A clinic grant will support developing resources and opportunities to: Offer resource and training focused on mental health and burnout prevention for clinicians and staff involved in LTC Facilitate regular well-being workshops peer-support groups tailored to the challenges of LTC practice. Create opportunities that enhance work-life balance, such as flexible scheduling or additional administrative support. Encourage clinics to adopt systems and processes that reduce administrative burdens and streamline care delivery, improving overall job satisfaction. Promote a culture of resilience and sustainability by recognizing and rewarding excellence in LTC care. Option D: Propose Your Own Project Use your imagination and plan your own great Long-term Care Integration project. Make sure your project falls within our funding criteria. Grant funding cannot be used for: Clinical training or purchasing clinical equipment used by physicians and/or clinicians that involve direct or indirect patient care, or information/data (e.g. exam room tables, PPE, etc.) Physician time related to patient care Projects which are supported by other sources of funding (e.g. DoBC, FPSC, etc.), this includes staff training on new technology (e.g. online booking system, EMR, new software/equipment, or online security) and purchase of hardware or software Retreats, catering, social events, or appreciation gifts.

Patient Resources Register to get a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner Our Division has partnered with the provincial Health Connect Registry to help patients in the Central Okanagan get connected with a primary care provider (i.e. a family doctor or nurse practitioner) . Click the link below to join the centralized waitlist on the Health Connect Registry website. You will be contacted when a provider becomes available for you. Join the Waitlist Frequently asked questions I am a patient. Can the Division give me a doctor today? The Division does not refer individual patients directly to providers. Instead, patients must register for the centralized waitlist on the provincial Health Connect Registry. The Division then works behind the scenes to attach patients to providers in our community as capacity becomes available. I am a provider. Can the Division help me attach patients? Yes! See Member Services > Patient Attachment & Panel Support. I am a patient who signed up for the "Find a Family Doctor" waitlist in the past. What now? The Central Okanagan Find a Family Doctor program operated from 2018–2023. It had its waitlist merged with the provincial Health Connect Registry. If you already signed up for that waitlist, you do not need to register again.  However, if your contact information has changed, please update it on the Health Connect Registry website so you can be contacted when a provider becomes available. Medical Clinics in the Central Okanagan If you already have a primary care provider, you can search our list of family practice clinics in the Central Okanagan to find your provider's website and clinic information. Clinic List Community Health Resources Medimap Find walk-in clinics in the Central Okanagan. Pathways Medical Care Directory Find your healthcare provider's details or search for other local care options. Pathways Central Okanagan - Community Service Directory Find community and wellness services in the Central Okanagan. HealthLink BC Get free non-emergency health advice. Call 8-1-1 for 24/7 helpline. BC 211 Get free help connecting to community and wellness services in BC. Call 2-1-1 for helpline.

Technology & Accounts Support The Division provides its family physician members free access to UpToDate and Pathways BC. We can also support with setting up various other online accounts and connecting to EMR and IT resources. UpToDate Access Members receive free access to UpToDate through the Central Okanagan Division. Every 90 days members must refresh their subscription to confirm continued membership. Login to refresh your subscription by clicking the button below. Subscriptions must be renewed through logging into the provincial site below. You can also use the link at the top of our website. Log in to UpToDate Pathways BC Access Please contact us for help setting up your account. More information coming soon! Log in to PathwaysBC Other Online Accounts The Division can help family physicians set up and access various other online accounts and services, including newsletters, the provincial Divisions website, Doctors of BC, and more. Please let us know how we can help! Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Support Linking EMR super users together and providing PSP connections if needed. More information coming soon! Other Tech Support More information coming soon!

Patient Attachment & Panel Support The Central Okanagan Division helps family physician members attach patients to their panels and can provide ongoing support as panels change throughout different stages of practice. Patient Attachment Our Division is working with the provincial program called the Health Connect Registry to attach patients with a family physician in their local area. Physicians who have space for new patients can contact the Division at attachment@codivision.ca to let us know how many patients they wish to accept. Other Panel Support More information coming soon! Are you a patient? Register for a family doctor or nurse practitioner through the Health Connect Registry website , or by calling 8-1-1 . Learn More

About Us Learn more about the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice. Who We Are The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice includes family physicians from Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country, and Peachland. Formed in 2010, the Division is a co-operative governed by local family practice physicians who identify areas to improve the care of patients with its members and work with partners towards solutions and results. Our Vision Family medicine thrives, healthy communities flourish. The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice includes family physicians from Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country, and Peachland. Formed in 2010, the Division is a co-operative governed by local family practice physicians who identify areas to improve the care of patients with its members and work with partners towards solutions and results. Our Mission The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice empowers members and collaborates with partners to optimize the care and health in their communities by identifying and implementing innovative, local solutions. Our Values The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice is a member-driven organization that: Works collaboratively with its members, healthcare partners, and community stakeholders to deliver our mission and vision; Empowers our members to be leaders in their community through the provision of learning opportunities and innovative, adaptable healthcare solutions; Aims to be inclusive in all approaches to our work, appreciating the strengths and diversity of our membership and the communities we serve. Our Team Meet our staff and board of directors. Learn More Committees and Working Groups Learn about Division committees and how you can get involved. Learn More Funding and Partners How we are funded and who awe work with. Learn More Annual Reports Learn about our history and what we have done each year. Learn More Contact Us Questions? We want to help. Learn More

Primary Care Networks Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are groups of family physicians who work with other health care professionals like dieticians, social workers, nurses, pharmacists, and mental health workers to get their patients the best care possible. PCN Website PCN For Patients A Primary Care Network (PCN) is a collaborative effort between family physicians, nurse practitioners, clinicians, and allied healthcare providers dedicated to improving patient health care experiences. Created by the BC Ministry of Health, our PCN is a partnership between the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice, Interior Health, and Indigenous partner organizations. Our mission is to empower individuals of all ages with essential healthcare information, ensuring a seamless collaboration between care providers for a comprehensive primary healthcare experience. Learn More Explore Resources PCN For Physicians Family doctors who participate in the PCN/PMH initiative benefit from enhanced support, expanded services for vulnerable populations, and the opportunity to shape and influence local PCNs. Patient Medical Homes (PMHs) serve as the foundation for PCNs, offering continuous, comprehensive, and coordinated care, and allowing family doctors to focus on quality patient care and prevent burnout. Learn More About PCN PCN one pagers and other resources Central Okanagan PCNs Explore PCNs Primary Care Network Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are a collaboration between the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice, Interior Health, and local Aboriginal partners to provide comprehensive primary care services that coordinate with specialized care and community-based services in the Central Okanagan. Priorities of the PCN are to provide team-based care through an interdisciplinary team of nursing and allied health professionals, to increase access for the following priority populations: frail in community; low and medium complex conditions and; those with mild to moderate mental health and substance use.

Current Committees Are you interested in getting more involved? Join a committee! Division committees: Climate Action Committee Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Committee Governance Committee Finance Committee PCN committees with physicians involvement: PCN Steering Committee Cultural Safety (we would like to recruit physicians for this committee as we have currently have none) Team-Based Care Advisory Group (we would like to recruit physicians for this committee as we have currently have none) More updated information on committees coming soon! For now, please contact us if you are interested in getting involved.

Medical Office Assistant Opportunities Please note that the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice will conduct initial screening of candidates on behalf of the clinic before providing your resume with contact information to the clinic for their consideration. We believe equity, diversity and inclusion are essential for the clinics we serve to achieve the business goals they strive for. We believe that everyone – no matter their gender, racialized identity, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, ability, religion, political beliefs, family status, socioeconomic status, citizenship status, or Indigenous status – should have equitable access to jobs and opportunities. We appreciate and thank all applicants for their interest, however only short-listed candidates, and those legally eligible to work in Canada will be considered. Medical Office Assistant - Multiple Locations Medical Office Assistant - Multiple Locations View Job

Work Here Browse job opportunities for family physicians, locums, NPs and MOAs, learn more about working in the Central Okanagan region. Job Opportunities Find family practice job opportunities in the Central Okanagan for physicians, locums, MOAs and more. Learn More Working in the Central Okanagan Learn what it's like to work in Central Okanagan communities as a Family Physician, and why you should. Learn More

Our Team Learn more about our staff and board. Note: you must be logged in to view staff bios. Welcome to the Central Okanagan Division! We are excited to have you joining us as a member. On this page you can learn all about Division programs/services, immigration resources, practicing in BC, and more. Note for future maintainers or website editors CHANGES TO STAFF AND BOARD SHOULD BE MADE VIA THE CMS INTERFACE. ONLY MAKE CHANGES TO THIS PAGE IN THE EDITOR IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. This page may appear unfinished in the editor. Don't worry - this is because code is being used to render the correct data for each section, taking into account whether or not the user is logged in. It will also hide this section from actual vistors. The code can be accessed by entering Dev Mode (aka "Velo" - Wix's developer platform). Board of Directors Our Board of Directors plays a pivotal role in advancing the quality of family medicine in the Central Okanagan. Comprised of dedicated local family physicians, these board members convene to collectively share their insights and ideas on how to enhance family medicine locally. Their responsibilities encompass a range of critical functions that are integral to the Division's mission and vision. See Also: Committees and Working Groups Physician Lead Dr. Brian Mackay example@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Secretary Dr. Megan Hill example@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... 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Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Staff Leadership Our staff leaders Annual Reports Executive Director Beth Whalley bwhalley@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Director, Strategy, Programs & Planning Mat Zawada mzawada@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Director, Strategic Initiatives Jen Bitz jbitz@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Provider Services To learn more about our work, see Member Services. Member Services Manager, Provider Services Tara Muncey tmuncey@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Recruitment, Retention, Retirement Lead Amanda Oakes recruitment@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Engagement Coordinator Toni Koryakuss attachment@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. 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Project Coordinator Stacy Gratton admin@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Administrative Coordinator Jenna Nicholson admin@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Primary Care Network To learn more about our work, see Primary Care Network Primary Care Network Manager, Primary Care Network Sara Cubberly pcn@codivision.ca Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. 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Opportunity: Join a collaborative, multidisciplinary team providing full-spectrum maternity care in beautiful Kelowna. COMC is seeking Family Physicians with obstetrical expertise to deliver prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care, including culturally safe services for Indigenous clients. Opportunities include half- or full-day clinic-based work and/or 12–24-hour on-call shifts for labour and delivery. What You’ll Do: • Deliver comprehensive maternity care up to 8 weeks postpartum • Participate in 24/7 intrapartum care at Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including nurses, midwives, social workers and administrative support team members in community clinic and acute care • Contribute to a shared on-call rotation with other maternity providers • Work closely with KGH’s Level 4 NICU and 24/7 Obstetrics and Pediatrics support Highlights: • Located on Kelowna General Hospital campus • Work with multidisciplinary teams in community clinic and acute care • Access to ultrasound, NST, L&D, and Tier 4 NICU (Level 2b) • Supported by nine consulting Obstetricians and 24/7 Pediatrics Requirements: • CPSBC Full License • CCFP Certification • CMPA Membership • Confirmed Obstetrical Expertise Outpatient Clinic : The COMC outpatient clinic is open Monday to Friday (except statutory holidays) from 08:30-16:30hrs. Flexible shift options from part to full time available. On-Call: Provides a minimum of 10 hours of on-site coverage per 24 hour on-call period for patients presenting to Labor and Delivery. On call shifts are 12 or 24 hours in length. Lifestyle Perks: Live where others vacation—paddleboard after work, hike scenic trails, or enjoy Kelowna’s vibrant food and wine scene. Kelowna offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and urban amenities. Apply Now: Send your CV to Emma Guerrero Mohajir emma.guerreromohajir@interiorhealth.ca Profile Full time Profile EMR: Contract Contract Permanent Full time Full time FT or PT: Apply Now Apply Now Apply Now Contract < Back Central Okanagan Maternity Clinic (IHA-11466) Apply Now Kelowna, BC, Canada Permanent Position Type: FT or PT: Full time Overhead Split: Contract Compensation: Profile EMR: Summary: Opportunity: Join a collaborative, multidisciplinary team providing full-spectrum maternity care in beautiful Kelowna. COMC is seeking Family Physicians with obstetrical expertise to deliver prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care, including culturally safe services for Indigenous clients. Opportunities include half- or full-day clinic-based work and/or 12–24-hour on-call shifts for labour and delivery. What You’ll Do: • Deliver comprehensive maternity care up to 8 weeks postpartum • Participate in 24/7 intrapartum care at Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including nurses, midwives, social workers and administrative support team members in community clinic and acute care • Contribute to a shared on-call rotation with other maternity providers • Work closely with KGH’s Level 4 NICU and 24/7 Obstetrics and Pediatrics support Highlights: • Located on Kelowna General Hospital campus • Work with multidisciplinary teams in community clinic and acute care • Access to ultrasound, NST, L&D, and Tier 4 NICU (Level 2b) • Supported by nine consulting Obstetricians and 24/7 Pediatrics Requirements: • CPSBC Full License • CCFP Certification • CMPA Membership • Confirmed Obstetrical Expertise Outpatient Clinic : The COMC outpatient clinic is open Monday to Friday (except statutory holidays) from 08:30-16:30hrs. Flexible shift options from part to full time available. On-Call: Provides a minimum of 10 hours of on-site coverage per 24 hour on-call period for patients presenting to Labor and Delivery. On call shifts are 12 or 24 hours in length. Lifestyle Perks: Live where others vacation—paddleboard after work, hike scenic trails, or enjoy Kelowna’s vibrant food and wine scene. Kelowna offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and urban amenities. Apply Now: Send your CV to Emma Guerrero Mohajir emma.guerreromohajir@interiorhealth.ca Clinic Address: 2251 Pandosy St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1T1, Canada

Join Genius Medical – A New Standard of Primary Care in Kelowna Now Recruiting 3–5 Physicians | Prime Pandosy Location | Signing Bonus Offered Genius Medical is excited to welcome forward-thinking, community-minded physicians to join our brand-new, state-of-the-art clinic located in the heart of Pandosy Village, one of Kelowna’s most vibrant and desirable neighbourhoods. Whether you're looking for a fresh start, a supportive environment, or an opportunity to grow your practice in a modern, patient-focused setting—Genius Medical delivers. 💎 What Makes Genius Medical Exceptional: 🏡 Premium Location Centrally located in Pandosy Village, steps from shops, cafes, and the lake—live and work in the lifestyle capital of the Okanagan. 🏥 Spacious, Light-Filled Facility Over 5,000 sq. ft. of beautifully designed space featuring large windows, natural light, and a calming, modern aesthetic. 💰 Competitive Signing Bonus We value your expertise and commitment—receive a generous signing bonus when you join. 📉 Low Overhead Among the lowest in Kelowna—just 20%, allowing you to maximize your income. 🎯 Streamlined Onboarding We provide full EMR training, schedule flexibility, and adaptable appointment lengths to make your transition smooth and stress-free. 📱 Smart Technology for Smart Care Our custom-built patient app enhances communication, simplifies check-ins, and improves care access. 🤝 Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Team Work alongside in-house allied health professionals including a PCN Nurse and registered physiotherapist for truly integrated care. 🌟 Collegial Culture Join a welcoming, highly supportive clinic environment where innovation, autonomy, and compassion are at the core of what we do. Whether you're new to Kelowna or looking to shift into a more modern, patient-focused model of care—Genius Medical is the place to thrive. We’d love to meet you. Clinic tours available. Let’s talk about how we can support your ideal practice setup. CHR Full time CHR EMR: MSP MSP Permanent Full time Full time FT or PT: Apply Now Apply Now Apply Now MSP < Back Genius Medical Clinic (IHA-12360) Apply Now Kelowna, BC, Canada Permanent Position Type: FT or PT: Full time 20% Overhead Split: MSP Compensation: CHR EMR: Summary: Join Genius Medical – A New Standard of Primary Care in Kelowna Now Recruiting 3–5 Physicians | Prime Pandosy Location | Signing Bonus Offered Genius Medical is excited to welcome forward-thinking, community-minded physicians to join our brand-new, state-of-the-art clinic located in the heart of Pandosy Village, one of Kelowna’s most vibrant and desirable neighbourhoods. Whether you're looking for a fresh start, a supportive environment, or an opportunity to grow your practice in a modern, patient-focused setting—Genius Medical delivers. 💎 What Makes Genius Medical Exceptional: 🏡 Premium Location Centrally located in Pandosy Village, steps from shops, cafes, and the lake—live and work in the lifestyle capital of the Okanagan. 🏥 Spacious, Light-Filled Facility Over 5,000 sq. ft. of beautifully designed space featuring large windows, natural light, and a calming, modern aesthetic. 💰 Competitive Signing Bonus We value your expertise and commitment—receive a generous signing bonus when you join. 📉 Low Overhead Among the lowest in Kelowna—just 20%, allowing you to maximize your income. 🎯 Streamlined Onboarding We provide full EMR training, schedule flexibility, and adaptable appointment lengths to make your transition smooth and stress-free. 📱 Smart Technology for Smart Care Our custom-built patient app enhances communication, simplifies check-ins, and improves care access. 🤝 Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Team Work alongside in-house allied health professionals including a PCN Nurse and registered physiotherapist for truly integrated care. 🌟 Collegial Culture Join a welcoming, highly supportive clinic environment where innovation, autonomy, and compassion are at the core of what we do. Whether you're new to Kelowna or looking to shift into a more modern, patient-focused model of care—Genius Medical is the place to thrive. We’d love to meet you. Clinic tours available. Let’s talk about how we can support your ideal practice setup. Clinic Address: 2755 Tutt St #201, Kelowna, BC V1Y 0G1, Canada