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  • 2025-26 Clinic Grants | Central Okanagan Division

    Apply for a one-time financial grant to fund a short quality improvement project for your family practice clinic. Clinic Grants 2025-26 The CODFP is excited to offer the Clinic & Project Grant Program to our community family practice clinics. Clinics are encouraged to access these grants to implement projects that make meaningful differences to clinic operations, staff support and patient experiences, and build your networks. Your Clinic. Your Vision. Your Grant! Applications for 2025-26 grants are now CLOSED. If you received a grant for 2025-26, remember that project reports are due March 15, 2026! Learn More APPLY NOW About the Program The Clinic and Project Grant Program offers one-time financial grants to family practice clinics (or groups of family physicians) to support a short quality improvement project that will make a meaningful difference to your clinic, staff and patients. At a Glance Who grants are for Family practice clinics or groups of family physicians Application must outline the family physicians involved At least 1 family physician must sign off on application. Funding Amounts Clinics can receive up to $7,500 in funding based on Family Physician FTEs (Full-Time Equivalents). 80% awarded upon approval. 20% awarded upon completion. What grants are for One-time funding of a short-term QI project on one of this year's topics. Funding for clinic staff and/or external vendors to deliver the project. Deadlines Submit your application by December 31, 2025. Limited funding available! Apply early. Complete your project by March 15, 2026. What grants are NOT for Areas where other funding already exists. Computer hardware/software Direct patient care Clinical equipment Clinical trials Parameters & Details PURPOSE — What is the purpose of the grant? The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice (CODFP) is proud to offer our community family practice clinics and provider groups a one-time financial grant to support your ideas to improve your Patient Medical Home practices and to build your Primary Care Networks. Our objective is to encourage as many clinics as possible to access the grants for a project that will make a meaningful difference to your clinic, staff and patients. To be clear: grants are intended for short projects on one of this year's topics or you can also propose your own topic. For more information on what grants cannot be used for, see the list of exclusions below. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS — Who is eligible to receive a grant? The clinic & project grants are available to family physicians working in the Central Okanagan. Specifically: The physician practices in the Central Okanagan and is not 100% virtual. The clinic is primarily MSP-funded, and has at least one practicing, primarily MSP-funded Family Physician. Clinics that are NOT eligible: Clinics without Family Physicians. Clinics owned and operated by Interior Health (or another Health Authority). For further questions about applying as a group of physicians or partnering with other clinics, see the FAQ section at the bottom of this page. EXCLUSIONS — What can grant funding NOT be used for? Grant funding cannot be used towards: Clinical training or purchasing clinical equipment used by physicians and/or clinicians that involve direct or indirect patient care, or patient information/data. Medical research. 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). Purchase of software or hardware. Retreats, catering, social events, or appreciation gifts. Clinical equipment and tools. Office renovations or permanent fixtures, including counters, cabinetry, flooring, or other structural improvements. For more questions, please see the FAQ section at the bottom of this page. FUNDING CALCULATIONS — What is your clinic's maximum grant amount? Maximum grant amounts are funded based on the number of family physician* full-time equivalent (FTE). If a physician works one day per week, that is 0.2 FTE and five days per week is 1.0 FTE. Clinics with: 0.1 to 1.9 family physician FTE will receive $2,000 2.0 – 4.9 family physician FTEs will receive $4,500 5.0 or more family physician FTEs will receive $7.500 For example, if your clinic has 2 full-time family physicians and 3 family physicians that see patients half-time, the clinic is eligible for $4,500 (2 + 1.5 FTEs = 3.5 FTEs). * Funding is based on Family Physicians working in the clinic (not specialists, NPs, allied health, etc.) While the maximum grant funding is determined by your clinic’s total FTE, the actual grant amount awarded will be determined based on receipts submitted in your end of project questionnaire. FUNDING TIMELINE — When will the grant money be awarded? A clinic (or group) will receive the initial 80% of the funds shortly after project approval. A clinic (or group) will receive the remaining 20% of project funds upon project completion. We will send you an end of project questionnaire to provide a brief summary of your project, after which you will receive the remaining funding. How to do a Project Ready to get started? Follow the timeline below: 1 PLAN Plan Your Project Estimated Time: 20-30 min The initial planning of your project should take no more than 30 minutes. Simply choose a project option from one of this year's project topics , and ensure that you are within the program parameters . Got questions? Check out our FAQ or contact members@codivision.ca for additional project planning support. 3 RUN Run Your Project Estimated Time: Project Dependent What exactly this looks like, and how long it takes, depends on the details of your project—but all projects must be completed by March 15th, 2026. If you wish to sustain the project past this point, all ongoing costs are your responsibility, and you must still complete an "end-of-project" report. 2 APPLY Submit Your Application Estimated Time: 15-30 min APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY: December 31st, 2025 In order to complete the application, all you will need to provide is the family physicians involved, FP hours worked in your clinic, project details, and expected outcomes. Note that at least one family physician must sign off on the application. We are committed to ensuring that your projects are approved. Once you have successfully applied and been approved, you will receive the first 80% of funding. Click here to apply. 4 REPORT Complete an End-of-Project Report Estimated Time: 30 min END-OF-PROJECT REPORTS ARE DUE BY: March 15th, 2026 An End-of-Project Report template will be sent to you in February (or earlier by request), and must be completed to receive the remaining 20% of funding. 2025/26 Project Topics & Ideas To successfully obtain a grant, your project must fall under one of these four topics, which represent priority areas our members have identified as important to the community. For each topic, we have described three "featured" project options for you to choose from, but you can also propose your own idea (as long as it stays on-topic). View Past Grants Enhancing Same Date Patient Access Swipe for options Planetary Health & Clinic Sustainability Swipe for options Increasing Cultural Safety in Care Swipe for options Supporting Medical Office Assistants (MOA) Development Swipe for options Frequently Asked Questions Why these topics? The topics for the 2026-2027 Clinic and Project Grant Program were selected based on feedback from our members over the past year. They reflect areas that are important to our community, including planetary health & clinic sustainability, supporting MOA development, cultural safety in care, and enhancing clinic workflows and/or patient access. We recognize other topics are important to you, and we will always accept applications for topics outside of the ones listed, as long as the project fits into the parameters of our funding agreements. If you have questions or are not sure if your project aligns with one of the topics or our funding agreements, please reach out to us at members@codivision.ca. Will the grant cover ongoing costs associated with the projects? No. The grant will cover the clinic’s initial project costs, and it is the clinic’s responsibility to pay for any ongoing costs beyond the initial project. If my project does not fit within the scope of clinic grants, where can I find alternative means of funding? FPSC offers funding for clinics to perform panel management and to implement Health Data Coalition’s EMR data portal. Click here for a complete list of current funding opportunities for clinical support and click here for additional grant information.Doctors of BC’s current list of open grants is available here. Can multiple clinics partner on a project? Yes. Multiple Clinics or physicians from separate clinics may work together on a joint project that positively benefits all involved. Grant amounts will be awarded based on the number of physicians involved in the project, up to $7,500 per project.Only one person should submit the grant request on behalf of all clinics or physicians involved. Can multiple physicians in a clinic submit different grant applications? Yes. Multiple physicians from the same clinic can submit different grant applications, provided each physician participates in only one application per year. Applications can be submitted on behalf of an individual physician or a group of physicians within a clinic. If a group is applying together, one physician should serve as the lead applicant on behalf of the group. A single application may also include multiple ideas that support Patient Medical Homes and Primary Care Networks. Additional Support Looking for more support? If you have any questions or comments about this program, please email members@codivision.ca We look forward to your project ideas. Jump to Top

  • Home | Central Okanagan Division

    Welcome to the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice A not-for-profit cooperative of Family Physicians from the Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country and Peachland communities in BC, Canada. Learn More About Us → About Us Learn more about the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice. Learn More Work Here Browse family practice job opportunities and learn more about working in the Central Okanagan region. Learn More Member Services Learn about membership and our ongoing support services for family physicians. Learn More Projects & Programs Learn about our work on projects and programs that help family physicians improve local healthcare. Learn More News & Events Recent updates and upcoming events. Learn More Find Resources Find resources for patients, MOAs, family physicians, other health professionals, and more. Learn More

  • Our Team - DRAFT BUILD | Central Okanagan Division

    Our Team The work of the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice is driven by two key groups: Our physician-led Board of Directors, who provide strategic governance, and our staff team, who implement programs and provide operational support. Together, they guide and execute the Division's efforts to strengthen primary care across our communities.sion’s work. Note: you must be logged in to view staff bios. 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, the Board meets regularly to share insights and set strategic priorities that strengthen local family medicine and guide the Division's mission and vision. Committes & Working Groups Dr. Brian Mackay Physician Lead Dr. Megan Hill Secretary Dr. Ed Chien Treasurer Dr. Tara Sebulsky Chair Dr. Fred Dyck Director Dr. Emma King Director Dr. Rob Williams Director Dr. Toye Oyelese Director Dr. Elliot Frank Director Executive Director Provides organizational oversight and strategic guidance for the Division, ensuring our work effectively meets the needs of family physicians and the community.  See Our Annual Reports Beth Whalley Executive Director People Services & Operations Provides operational, administrative, and organizational communications support to keep the Division running efficiently. This includes managing human resources, internal systems, business processes, and strategic communications, enabling staff and programs to deliver effective support to physicians and the community.  See our HR Supports Lyndall Cay Manager, People Services & Operations Carly Van Oort Finance Lead Diana Gareth Communications Coordinator Krista March Executive Administrator Madison Lawson Administrative Coordinator Provider Services Supports family physicians and their clinics by providing practice resources, MOA support, recruitment, retirement and retention assistance, and guidance to help practices operate effectively and meet the needs of patients in the community. Member Services Mat Zawada Director, Strategy, Programs & Planning Tara Muncey Manager, Provider Services & Planning Amanda Oakes Recruitment, Retention, Retirement Lead Toni Koryakuss Engagment Coordinator Justine Hutchings Engagment Coordinator Primary Care Network Supports team-based primary care in the Central Okanagan by coordinating family physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, allied health professionals, and Indigenous partners to work together improve patient access and care. The PCN collaborates with Interior Health and community partners to strengthen and coordinate primary care services across the region. To learn more about our work, see Primary Care Network. Primary Care Network Mat Zawada Director, Strategy, Programs & Planning Sara Cubberly Manager, Primary Care Network Kinga Heming Engagement Coordinator Katrina Warman Administrative Coordinator Strategic Initiatives Coordinates Division-led projects that respond to locally identified primary care priorities, including quality improvement initiatives and collaborative work with health system and community partners. Projects & Programs Jen Bitz Director, Strategic Initiatives Sylvain Turgeon Project Manager Stacy Gratton Project Coordinator Jenna Nicholson Administrative Coordinator Our Team

  • Physician Job Listings | Central Okanagan Division

    Physician Job Listings Locums Seeking Opportunities Locum Opportunities Physicians Members Seeking Locum Coverage Locum Coverage Support Filter by Locum or Permanent Select Filter by Full time / Part time Select Filter by EMR Select Filter by Contract Options Select Search Jobs Number of jobs found: 46 The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice provides job postings as a free service to members and partners. We do not endorse, warrant, or assume responsibility for the accuracy, safety, wages, working conditions, or any other aspect of these employment opportunities. All posted positions must comply with the bylaws of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia. The Division reserves the right to remove any posting that does not meet this standard. *Family Physician Locum Opportunities (IHA-12800) Kelowna, BC, Canada Permanent and Casual Locum Family Physicians Needed! View Job *Nurse Practitioner Needed (IHA-11306) Kelowna, BC, Canada Nurse Practitioners Needed in the Central Okanagan! View Job Beachside Health (IHA-12356) Peachland, BC, Canada Seeking physician to join Peachland clinic; we offer turnkey clinic facilities and management, relieving you of administrative burdens so that you can focus on what you do best- patient care. View Job Boshoff Medical (IHA-12929) Kelowna, BC, Canada Brand-new, purpose-built medical clinic and integrated pharmacy opening in Kelowna’s downtown core looking for physicians. View Job CGB Medical (IHA-12411) Kelowna, BC, Canada CGB Medical is seeking a family practitioner to join their practice View Job Central Okanagan Maternity Clinic (IHA-11466) Kelowna, BC, Canada COMC is seeking Family Physicians with obstetrical expertise View Job Child and Youth Advocacy Centre Medical Clinic (IHA-12064) Kelowna, BC, Canada CYAC seeking physician to join their dynamic team View Job EB Medical Clinic - North Kelowna (IHA-12589) Kelowna, BC, Canada Looking for Family Physicians who are excellent team players to join our our two-site Family Practice clinics in Kelowna and West Kelowna. Our clinics provide a work environment that is very supportive and offers great work-life balance. View Job EB Medical Clinic - North Kelowna - Dr. Celestine Esume (flexible dates 2026) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: FLEXIBLE DATES 2026 View Job EB Medical Clinic - West Kelowna (IHA-11772) West Kelowna, BC, Canada Looking for Family Physicians who are excellent team players to join our our two-site Family Practice clinics in Kelowna and West Kelowna. Our clinics provide a work environment that is very supportive and offers great work-life balance. View Job Evolve Allied Health - At Your Cervix (IHA-12262) Kelowna, BC, Canada Evolve Allied Health is currently seeking full-time and part-time family physicians to join our team at three of our clinic locations View Job Evolve Allied Health - Hillside (IHA-11773) Kelowna, BC, Canada Evolve Allied Health is currently looking for full and part-time family physicians to join us at Hillside Medical Clinic. View Job Evolve Allied Health - Springfield (IHA-11774) Kelowna, BC, Canada Evolve Allied Health is currently looking for full and part-time family physicians to join us at our Springfield location. View Job Evolve Allied Health - Turtle Bay (IHA-11775) Lake Country, BC, Canada Evolve Allied Health is currently looking for full and part-time family physicians to join us at three of our Lake Country, BC location. View Job Evolve Allied Health Springfield - Dr. Rosalie Swart (October 1 - 30, 2026) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: OCTOBER 1 - 30, 2026 View Job Genius Medical Clinic (IHA-12360) Kelowna, BC, Canada Join Genius Medical – A New Standard of Primary Care in Kelowna View Job Genius Medical Clinic - long-term locum (IHA-12495) Kelowna, BC, Canada Part-Time Long-Term Locum needed - immediate start View Job Guisachan Family Medicine - Dr. Herman Mentz (Dec 5 - 20, 2026) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: DECEMBER 5 - 20, 2026 View Job Guisachan Family Medicine - Dr. Mike Purdon (October 1-31, 2026) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: OCTOBER 1-31, 2026 View Job Guisachan Family Medicine - Herman Mentz (March 29 - May 1, 2027) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: MARCH 27 - MAY 1, 2027 View Job Haven Medical Clinic (IHA-12945) Kelowna, BC, Canada View Job Health Garage (IHA-12522) Locum West Kelowna, BC, Canada New West Kelowna clinic seeking locums with the potential of becoming permanent physicians! View Job Health Garage (IHA-12795) West Kelowna, BC, Canada Health Garage is seeking a family physician who is interested in the prevention of chronic disease progression and provides full-scope family practice with comprehensive care during the summer months. View Job Healthy Essentials Clinic (IHA-12853) Lake Country, BC, Canada Healthy Essentials Clinic is seeking part time physicians to join their team in Lake Country, BC. View Job Jack Nathan Health Medical Centre - Tersia Lichtenstein (September 28 - October 2, 2026) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE; SEPTEMBER 28-OCTOBER 2, 2026 View Job KLO Medical Clinic (IHA-11782) Kelowna, BC, Canada Great opportunity for new physicians looking to build their practice or seasoned physicians looking to switch locations. View Job Kelowna Hills Medical & Skin Centre - Leanne Zerkee (October 19-30, 2026) West Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: OCTOBER 16-30, 2026 View Job Kelowna Hills Medical and Skin Centre (IHA-11779) West Kelowna, BC, Canada Kelowna Hills Medical and Skin Centre is seeking a full-time family physician to join their clinic. View Job Kingsfoil Medical Clinic (IHA-11780) Kelowna, BC, Canada Seeking a new associate to take over permanently at the Kingsfoil Medical Clinic; flexible schedule (the usual work week is 3 half days and one full day which means a long week-end every weekend). View Job Kingsfoil Medical Clinic - Long Term Locum Opportunity (IHA-12496) Kelowna, BC, Canada Dr. Davidson and Thomson are actively seeking a new associate to take over permanently at the Kingsfoil Medical Clinic (KMC). View Job Lakepoint Medical Clinic (IHA-11783) Kelowna, BC, Canada Looking for 1 full time family physician. View Job Lakeview Medical (IHA-11786) West Kelowna, BC, Canada We are looking for a full time family doctor to join our team. View Job Lilium Medical Clinic - Long Term Locum Opportunity (IHA-12500) Kelowna, BC, Canada Lilium Medical Clinic is seeking 1 family physician to provide longitudinal patient care or an in-house locum. View Job MedLiv Medical Clinic & Aesthetics - Abbott Street (IHA-11791) Kelowna, BC, Canada MedLiv Medical Clinic is looking for a full time family physician to join their clinic. View Job MedLiv Medical Clinic & Aesthetics - Ellis Street (IHA-11792) Kelowna, BC, Canada MedLiv Medical Clinic is looking for a full time family physician to join their clinic. View Job MedLiv Medical Clinic & Aesthetics - Route 33 (IHA-11793) Kelowna, BC, Canada MedLiv Medical Clinic is looking for a full time family physician to join their clinic. View Job MedLiv Medical Clinic & Aesthetics Route 33 - Tara Sebulsky (March 15 - 27, 2027) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: MARCH 15 - 27, 2027 View Job Medicare Clinic (IHA-12831) Kelowna, BC, Canada Medicare is seeking a full-time physician to join their clinic. View Job Pinnacle Health Centre (IHA-13046) Kelowna, BC, Canada New, modern health centre seeking physicians looking to build or expand their longitudinal practice. View Job Strathcona Medical (IHA-12727) Kelowna, BC, Canada Strathcona Medical is currently recruiting two physicians at 0.5 FTE each, with the option for additional call or extra shifts for those who prefer a higher workload. View Job Strathcona Medical Clinic - Locum Opportunity (IHA-12833) Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM NEEDED: AUGUST 14, 2026 - FEBRUARY 13, 2027 View Job Towne Centre Medical Clinic (IHA-12211) West Kelowna, BC, Canada Family Physician Opportunity – Join Our Thriving Medical Team in Beautiful West Kelowna! View Job Towne Centre Medical Clinic - Dr. Natisha Reid (March 1-31, 2027) West Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: MARCH 1-31, 2027 View Job West Kelowna Medical - Eric Gustavsson (Sept 20 - Oct 10, 2026) West Kelowna, BC, Canada LOCUM COVERAGE: SEPTEMBER 20 - OCTOBER 10, 2026 View Job West Kelowna Medical Clinic (IHA-11802) West Kelowna, BC, Canada Seeking full-time physicians to join a family physician clinic with walk-in. View Job Westside Medical Associates (IHA-12544) West Kelowna, BC, Canada Westside Medical Associates seeking family physicians! View Job

  • Pinnacle Health Centre (IHA-13046)

    The physician will provide comprehensive family medicine services, including assessment and management of acute and chronic medical conditions, preventive care, routine physical examinations, health promotion, medication management, referrals and coordination of care. Duties will include maintaining appropriate clinical documentation, reviewing investigations and results, responding to patient communications, and providing longitudinal follow-up to an attached patient panel. Physicians may also provide same-day/urgent assessments as appropriate to the practice model and participate in collaborative care with other healthcare professionals. Kelowna offers an excellent combination of professional opportunity and lifestyle, with a growing population, strong demand for primary care and specialist services, and access to Kelowna General Hospital and other Interior Health services. The Central Okanagan provides a wide range of recreational and family-oriented amenities, including beaches and lakes, hiking and biking trails, skiing, wineries, restaurants, golf, and a vibrant year-round community. Kelowna is also an attractive location for physicians relocating with families, with access to schools, childcare, and a broad range of community services and activities. This Medical Centre will be located in the Landmark District, a prominent and highly accessible professional and business hub in Kelowna. The location offers a modern professional environment, convenient access for patients and providers, and dedicated staff parking with complimentary patient parking. The centre is being developed as a multidisciplinary medical and health centre, creating opportunities for physicians to work alongside other healthcare professionals and develop collaborative models of care. Physicians will have the opportunity to build or expand a longitudinal practice while benefiting from a supportive, modern clinic environment and flexible scheduling. Full time EMR: Fee for service Fee for service Permanent Full time Full time FT or PT: Apply Now Apply Now Apply Now Fee for service < Back Pinnacle Health Centre (IHA-13046) Apply Now Kelowna, BC, Canada Permanent Position Type: FT or PT: Full time 27% Overhead Split: Fee for service Compensation: EMR: Summary: The physician will provide comprehensive family medicine services, including assessment and management of acute and chronic medical conditions, preventive care, routine physical examinations, health promotion, medication management, referrals and coordination of care. Duties will include maintaining appropriate clinical documentation, reviewing investigations and results, responding to patient communications, and providing longitudinal follow-up to an attached patient panel. Physicians may also provide same-day/urgent assessments as appropriate to the practice model and participate in collaborative care with other healthcare professionals. Kelowna offers an excellent combination of professional opportunity and lifestyle, with a growing population, strong demand for primary care and specialist services, and access to Kelowna General Hospital and other Interior Health services. The Central Okanagan provides a wide range of recreational and family-oriented amenities, including beaches and lakes, hiking and biking trails, skiing, wineries, restaurants, golf, and a vibrant year-round community. Kelowna is also an attractive location for physicians relocating with families, with access to schools, childcare, and a broad range of community services and activities. This Medical Centre will be located in the Landmark District, a prominent and highly accessible professional and business hub in Kelowna. The location offers a modern professional environment, convenient access for patients and providers, and dedicated staff parking with complimentary patient parking. The centre is being developed as a multidisciplinary medical and health centre, creating opportunities for physicians to work alongside other healthcare professionals and develop collaborative models of care. Physicians will have the opportunity to build or expand a longitudinal practice while benefiting from a supportive, modern clinic environment and flexible scheduling. Clinic Address: 1708 Dolphin Ave, Kelowna, BC V1Y 9S4, Canada

  • MedLiv Medical Clinic & Aesthetics Route 33 - Tara Sebulsky (March 15 - 27, 2027)

    My usual hours: M 9-4, T 9-12 office, afternoon in LTC (optional for locum), W 9-4, Th 8-4, no office on Fridays Med Access Full time Med Access EMR: MSP MSP Locum Full time Full time FT or PT: Apply Now Apply Now Apply Now MSP < Back MedLiv Medical Clinic & Aesthetics Route 33 - Tara Sebulsky (March 15 - 27, 2027) Apply Now Kelowna, BC, Canada Locum Position Type: FT or PT: Full time 30% Overhead Split: MSP Compensation: Med Access EMR: Summary: My usual hours: M 9-4, T 9-12 office, afternoon in LTC (optional for locum), W 9-4, Th 8-4, no office on Fridays Clinic Address: 330 Hwy 33 W, Kelowna, BC V1X 1X9, Canada

  • Clinic Grants | Central Okanagan Division

    Apply for a one-time financial grant to fund a short quality improvement project for your family practice clinic. Clinic Grants 2026-2027 The CODFP is excited to offer the Clinic & Project Grant Program to our community family practice clinics. Clinics are encouraged to access these grants to implement projects that make meaningful differences to clinic operations, staff support and patient experiences, and build your networks. Your Clinic. Your Vision. Your Grant! Applications for 2026-2027 Clinic Grants Are OPEN! Learn More About the Program The Clinic and Project Grant Program offers one-time financial grants to family practice clinics (or groups of family physicians) to support a short quality improvement project that will make a meaningful difference to your clinic, staff and patients. Who are the Grants for? Family practice clinics or groups of family physicians Application must outline the family physicians involved At least 1 family physician must sign off on application. What are the Grants for? One-time funding of a short-term QI project on one of this year's topics. Funding for clinic staff and/or external vendors to deliver the project. What Grants are NOT for? Areas where other funding already exists. Computer hardware/software Direct patient care Clinical equipment Clinical trials Funding Amounts Clinics can receive up to $7,500 in funding based on Family Physician FTEs (Full-Time Equivalents). 80% awarded upon approval. 20% awarded upon completion. Deadlines Submit your application by December 1, 2026. Limited funding available! Apply early. Complete your project by March 1, 2027. Parameters & Details 01 PURPOSE — What is the purpose of the grant? The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice (CODFP) is proud to offer our community family practice clinics and provider groups a one-time financial grant to support your ideas to improve your Patient Medical Home practices and to build your Primary Care Networks. Our objective is to encourage as many clinics as possible to access the grants for a project that will make a meaningful difference to your clinic, staff and patients. To be clear: grants are intended for short projects on one of this year's topics or you can also propose your own topic. For more information on what grants cannot be used for, see the list of exclusions below. 02 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS — Who is eligible to receive a grant? The clinic & project grants are available to family physicians working in the Central Okanagan. Specifically: The physician practices in the Central Okanagan and is not 100% virtual. The clinic is primarily MSP-funded, and has at least one practicing, primarily MSP-funded Family Physician. Clinics that are NOT eligible: Clinics without Family Physicians. Clinics owned and operated by Interior Health (or another Health Authority). For further questions about applying as a group of physicians or partnering with other clinics, see the FAQ section at the bottom of this page. 03 EXCLUSIONS — What can grant funding NOT be used for? Grant funding cannot be used towards: Clinical training or purchasing clinical equipment used by physicians and/or clinicians that involve direct or indirect patient care, or patient information/data. Medical research. 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). Purchase of software or hardware. Retreats, catering, social events, or appreciation gifts. Clinical equipment and tools. Office renovations or permanent fixtures, including counters, cabinetry, flooring, or other structural improvements. For more questions, please see the FAQ section at the bottom of this page. 04 FUNDING CALCULATIONS — What is your clinic's maximum grant amount? Maximum grant amounts are funded based on the number of family physician* full-time equivalent (FTE). If a physician works one day per week, that is 0.2 FTE and five days per week is 1.0 FTE. Clinics with: 0.1 to 1.9 family physician FTE will receive $2,000 2.0 – 4.9 family physician FTEs will receive $4,500 5.0 or more family physician FTEs will receive $7.500 For example, if your clinic has 2 full-time family physicians and 3 family physicians that see patients half-time, the clinic is eligible for $4,500 (2 + 1.5 FTEs = 3.5 FTEs). * Funding is based on Family Physicians working in the clinic (not specialists, NPs, allied health, etc.) While the maximum grant funding is determined by your clinic’s total FTE, the actual grant amount awarded will be determined based on receipts submitted in your end of project questionnaire. 05 FUNDING TIMELINE — When will the grant money be awarded? A clinic (or group) will receive the initial 80% of the funds shortly after project approval. A clinic (or group) will receive the remaining 20% of project funds upon project completion. We will send you an end of project questionnaire to provide a brief summary of your project, after which you will receive the remaining funding. How to do a Project Ready to get started? Follow the timeline below: 1 PLAN Plan Your Project Estimated Time: 20-30 min The initial planning of your project should take no more than 30 minutes. Simply choose a project option from one of this year's project topics , and ensure that you are within the program parameters . Got questions? Check out our FAQ or contact members@codivision.ca for additional project planning support. 3 RUN Run Your Project Estimated Time: Project Dependent What exactly this looks like, and how long it takes, depends on the details of your project— all projects must be completed by March 1st, 2027. If you wish to sustain the project past this point, all ongoing costs are your responsibility, and you must still complete an "end-of-project" questionnaire. 2 APPLY Submit Your Application Estimated Time: 15-30 min APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY: December 1st, 2026 In order to complete the application, all you will need to provide is the family physicians involved, FP hours worked in your clinic, project details, and expected outcomes. Note that at least one family physician must sign off on the application. We are committed to ensuring that your projects are approved. Once you have successfully applied and been approved, you will receive the first 80% of funding. Click here to apply. 4 REPORT Complete an End-of-Project Questionnaire Estimated Time: 30 min END-OF-PROJECT QUESTIONNAIRES ARE DUE BY: March 1st, 2027 An End-of-Project Questionnaire will be sent to you in February (or earlier by request), and must be completed to receive the remaining 20% of funding. 2026-2027 Project Topics & Examples Explore our four recommended topics for inspiration or propose your own project! The topics and project examples provided are intended to spark ideas, but you are not limited to these areas. All proposed projects must align with the eligibility requirements and parameters outlined in our funding agreements to qualify for grant funding. View Past Grants Enhancing Clinic Workflow and/or Patient Access Swipe for Examples Planetary Health & Clinic Sustainability Swipe for Examples Increasing Cultural Safety in Care Swipe for Examples Supporting Medical Office Assistants (MOA) Development Swipe for Examples Propose Your Own Project Swipe for more information Further Questions about the Grants? 01 Why these topics? The topics for the 2026-2027 Clinic and Project Grant Program were selected based on feedback from our members over the past year. They reflect areas that are important to our community, including planetary health & clinic sustainability, supporting MOA development, cultural safety in care, and enhancing clinic workflows and/or patient access. We recognize other topics are important to you, and we will always accept applications for topics outside of the ones listed, as long as the project fits into the parameters of our funding agreements. If you have questions or are not sure if your project aligns with one of the topics or our funding agreements, please reach out to us at members@codivision.ca. 02 Will the grant cover ongoing costs associated with the projects? No. The grant will cover the clinic’s initial project costs, and it is the clinic’s responsibility to pay for any ongoing costs beyond the initial project. 03 If my project does not fit within the scope of clinic grants, where can I find alternative means of funding? FPSC offers funding for clinics to perform panel management and to implement Health Data Coalition’s EMR data portal. Click here for a complete list of current funding opportunities for clinical support and click here for additional grant information.Doctors of BC’s current list of open grants is available here. 04 Can multiple clinics partner on a project? Yes. Multiple Clinics or physicians from separate clinics may work together on a joint project that positively benefits all involved. Grant amounts will be awarded based on the number of physicians involved in the project, up to $7,500 per project.Only one person should submit the grant request on behalf of all clinics or physicians involved. 05 Can multiple physicians in a clinic submit different grant applications? Yes. Multiple physicians from the same clinic can submit different grant applications, provided each physician participates in only one application per year. Applications can be submitted on behalf of an individual physician or a group of physicians within a clinic. If a group is applying together, one physician should serve as the lead applicant on behalf of the group. A single application may also include multiple ideas that support Patient Medical Homes and Primary Care Networks. Additional Support Looking for more support? If you have any questions or comments about this program, please reach out! We look forward to your project ideas. Contact Us Jump to Top

  • Clinic and Practice Supports | Central Okanagan Division

    Clinic and Practice Supports The Division helps family physician members navigate the complexities of starting and running a clinic or other practice environments. We offer support and resources for clinical operations and practice management. New-to-Practice and New Practice Supports Are you a new family physician or considering starting a new clinic? We can help you get set up by providing support and resources along the way. Please contact us for more information! Contact Us What Resources Do You Need? We can help you find resources and get connected, even for services we don't directly provide. This includes: Operational resources – clinical equipment, virtual care, emergency preparedness, clinic posters Business resources – billing support, workflow optimization, economic supports Health system resources – Interior Health, Doctors of BC, payment models, Practice Support Program (PSP) Community resources – accommodation, schools, recreation Explore Family Physician Resources HR Support Need support with human resources or clinic operations? Our team can help connect you with the right resources and guidance. Clinic Grants Our Clinic Grants program offers one-time funding for short-term projects that improve your clinic's operations, staff experience, or patient care. Topics change annually. Recent themes have included clinic sustainability, MOA development, and cultural safety. Learn more about Clinic Grants Clinical Staff Development Looking for training or resources for your clinical staff? Contact us to learn more. You can also direct your staff to our MOA Network, which helps engage, educate, and connect Medical Office Assistants and Office Managers employed in our members' clinics. Learn more about Clinic Grants Need support for your clinic? Contact Us

  • For New Members | Central Okanagan Division

    New Members Welcome to the Central Okanagan Division! Welcome to the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice! We're excited to have you as part of our community. This page is your starting point—find your way to the resources, supports, and information you need as a new member. Our Division The Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice includes family physicians from Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country, and Peachland. The Division is a non-profit co-operative governed by local family practice physicians who identify areas to improve care of patients with its members and work with partners towards solutions and results. The organization gives member physicians a stronger voice in improving patient health care in our community and provides opportunities to work with partners such as the Interior Heath Authority, Ministry of Health, FPSC, and other community organizations. Division Support The Central Okanagan Division is here to support you. Contact us anytime with any questions, comments or concerns, and our team will help! members@codivision.ca New Member Handbook A comprehensive guide covering everything new members need: immigration and relocation resources, getting set up in the Central Okanagan, Division supports, and practicing in BC. Download our New Member Handbook Member Benefits at a Glance Free clinical tools: UpToDate and Pathways BCNewsletters: Divisional Digest and Locum Physician Bulletin Education & Events: CME, networking, professional development opportunities Recruitment Support: Find your ideal practice Patient Attachment Support: Build and manage your panel Clinic Support: Clinic grants, HR support, practice resources Projects & Programs: Primary Care Network, Long-Term Care Initiative, Shared Care Getting Started with Division Membership Once you submit your application to join , our team will send a welcome email with steps to get set up. This includes: Divisions BC Website: Your access point for UpToDate Member Dashboard: Access member forums, program details, and event listings UpToDate: Free clinical decision support. Log in through your Divisions BC account at least once every 90 days to keep your access active. Divisional Digest: Twice-monthly e-newsletter with CME and clinical updates Pathways BC: Referral information and community resources. Request access at codfp@pathwaysbc.ca Practicing in BC & Newcomer Resources We've gathered key resources to help you navigate practicing in British Columbia and settling into the community: 1. PracticeHere.ca Family practice opportunities across the Interior 2. BCHealthcareers.ca Eligibility and registration guide 3. Billing & Payment Models LFP, FFS, and contract options 4. Transition into Practice Guide Financial, legal, and administrative guidance 5. Moved to the Okanagan? Community connections and employment resources 6. WelcomeBC Newcomers' Guide Your provincial guide to settling in BC 7. Immigration and Citizenship Visas, residency, and citizenship 8. NewToBC Library-based settlement services and community connections

  • Our Team | Central Okanagan Division

    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... Leadership Our Division 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... Provider Services To learn more about our work, see Member Services. Member Services 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... 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. 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... Engagment Coordinator Justine Hutchings 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... Strategic Initiatives To learn more about our work, see Projects and Programs (especially Long-Term Care Initiative and Shared Care Projects). Projects & Programs 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... Project Manager Sylvain Turgeon 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... 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Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... 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. Write your text here... Engagement Coordinator Kinga Heming 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. Write your text here... Administrative Coordinator Katrina Warman 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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  • Patient Attachment and Panel Support | Central Okanagan Division

    Patient Attachment & Panel Support The Central Okanagan Division helps family physician members attach patients to their panels and provides ongoing support as panels change throughout different stages of practice. Patient Attachment The Division connects patients with a family physician or nurse practitioner through the Health Connect Registry (HCR) —a centralized, equitable system that replaces the internal waitlist and provides a consistent pathway for unattached patients to be matched with local family physicians and nurse practitioners. Through collaboration with community clinics and health partners, and the Provincial Attachment System (PAS), we help prioritize patients with more urgent needs, in line with provincial attachment guidelines. This ensures a fair, consistent approach for patients, family physicians, and nurse practitioners alike. For physicians with space in their practice: Let us Know Your Capacity Panel Support We help family physicians and nurse practitioners manage panel changes during retirement, relocation, practice transitions, or leaves of absence. By planning proactively, we help ensure continuity of care for patients and a smoother process for family physicians and nurse practitioners. Our team offers guidance and resources for navigating panel changes and closures, supporting family physicians and nurse practitioners on leave, and managing ongoing panel capacity. We also collaborate with HealthLink BC and other partners to improve the attachment process and expand family physician and nurse practitioner capacity across the region. Contact us For Panel Support Health Link BC 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

  • Become a Member | Central Okanagan Division

    Become a Member Join the Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice, or learn why you might want to! Membership is available to eligible family physicians practicing in our region. Membership Application Join the family physician community in the Central Okanagan! Click the button below to complete the online application. After you submit your application, the staff of the Central Okanagan Division will contact you. Apply for Membership Have you already successfully applied? Information for New Members Why Become a Member? Membership comes with notable benefits for family physicians! 01 Pathways BC Access (free) Access to Pathways BC:Pathways is an online resource that provides physicians and their office staff/teams quick access to current and accurate referral information, including wait times and areas of expertise of specialists and specialty clinics.Pathways can also provide access to hundreds of patient and clinician resources, as well as community service and allied health information that is categorized and searchable.Visit our Technology & Accounts Support page for more information and login access. 02 UpToDate Access (free) UpToDate is the most trusted evidence-based clinical decision support resource at the point of care.Healthcare professionals use UpToDate to help answer even the most complex questions.Division members get access to UpToDate for free with their membership. Visit our Technology & Accounts Support page for more information and login access. 03 Divisional Digest Newsletter (monthly) Twice a month, the Division distributes a digital newsletter containing pertinent clinical information, community events, and primary care resources. 04 Patient Attachment Support for patient panel building through a centralized intake system using the HealthLink BC Health Connect Registry. 05 Networking and Educational Events The Division hosts multiple events throughout the year for physician networking and education (CME). Upcoming events are announced in the Divisional Digest and can be viewed, along with resources from past events, on our Member Events Calendar (login required).Visit our Professional Development page to learn more and browse upcoming events. 06 Options to fit your practice and lifestyle preferences Practice and lifestyle options tailored to you, including:Full-time and part-time opportunitiesDiverse patient panel optionsSmall and medium group practicesModern clinic spacesEasy access via public transit and highways 07 Collaboration with local programs: Long term care, maternity, practice supports Our Primary Care Network connects family physicians with specialists, long-term care, maternity services, and robust practice supports. 08 Locum Coverage The Division works with local family physician locums to help cover your practice during planned vacations or unexpected time off. 09 Primary Care Network: Training & Education The Primary Care Network (PCN) offers member education events, team-based care lunch-and-learns, clinic check-ins and more. Participation connects you with collaborative care teams, including nurses and allied health professionals.Questions? Contact pcn@codivision.caLearn more about our PCN → 10 Long-Term Care Connection to the Central Okanagan Long Term Care Initiative (LTCI), which offers:Member events and road showsBi-annual surveysQuarterly incentive participation feesSupport with the 5 Best Practices 11 Tech Support We connect you with services to support your practice technology needs, including:Phone systemsOnline bookingVirtual careInterpreter servicesEMR support Visit our Technology & Accounts Support page for more information and login access. 12 MOA Network Supports Professional development and networking for Medical Office Assistants (MOAs), including:Networking opportunitiesEducation eventsAccess to Basecamp for professional resources and job updates Working in the Central Okanagan Learn more about what it's like to work in our communities and find essential information for family physicians interested in practicing here. What it's like to work here

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