The Regional Division Head for Maternal Fetal Medicine is responsible for developing operating objectives, communicating division policies, setting clinical standards, and overseeing medical education and research within the regional department.
Responsibilities
developing annual operating objectives for the Regional Division
functioning as the channel of communication to and from the Regional Division to keep members of the Regional Division informed regarding Division objectives, policies and general activities
developing, with the members of the Regional Division, standards of clinical practice for the Regional Division, recommending those standards to the Regional Department and ensuring that the Regional Division members work within established standards
encouraging and facilitating programs for the continuing medical education of Regional Department members
arranging and chairing Regional Division meetings as required in these Rules
Clinical Associate with excellent clinical skills to work collaboratively with the attending cardiac surgeons, consultant physicians, nursing, and allied health care providers.
Responsibilities
Scheduling daily attendance and assessment of post-operative patients.
Liaising with the PCC and nursing staff each morning to review overnight events and current urgent nursing issues.
Clinical assessment, diagnostics, and treatment for medical management as required.
Ward rounds are expected to include direct communication with each nurse, reviewing nursing concerns with each of their patients.
Liaising with intensivists in CSICU regarding arriving post-op patients.
Requirements
Medical degree
Enrolled with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) with 24 months of postgraduate training
Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC)
Seeking Emergency Physicians to join the busiest emergency department in Western Canada at Surrey Memorial Hospital. Role offers flexible scheduling and opportunities for research, leadership, and teaching.
Responsibilities
Provide emergency medical care in a high-volume environment
Maximize department efficiency and prioritize patient safety
Supervise medical students, junior residents, and emergency medicine residents
Participate in research, leadership, and teaching opportunities
The Fraser Canyon Department of Emergency Medicine is seeking to recruit a full time and/or part-time CCFP (+/- EM Trained) physician for a 16-bed community hospital providing 24/7 emergency care stabilization and triage and hospice beds and services.
