Candidates need to be psychiatrists able to work across mental health and substance use programs, including on-call and crisis response. Teaching, research interest and a clinical appointment with the UBC Faculty of Medicine Island Medical Program are expected.
Case management, Counselling, Administrative support, Intensive care medicine
Candidates need FRCPC certification in Radiology, an Interventional Radiology fellowship, and eligibility for full BC licensure. A willingness to learn endovascular treatment for ischemic stroke, or existing EVT experience, is required.
Candidates need eligibility for RCPSC certification in both Radiology and Nuclear Medicine and eligibility for full licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC. Subspecialty training or significant clinical experience is preferred, and breast imaging experience, including screening, is an asset.
Candidates need eligibility for RCPSC certification in Diagnostic Radiology and for full BC licensure. Subspecialty training or significant clinical experience is preferred, and comfort with minor interventional procedures is required.
Candidates need to be qualified medical dermatologists able to diagnose and treat a varied patient population, including skin cancer and surgical cases. Teaching medical students and residents is part of the role.
Candidates need to be qualified dermatologists able to join or establish a private practice and apply for consulting privileges at Cowichan District Hospital.
Candidates need Royal College eligibility in Radiology and Interventional Medicine and eligibility for full BC licensure. Subspecialty training or significant clinical experience is preferred.
Candidates need RCPSC certification in ophthalmology, Canadian ophthalmology residency, and at least one year of completed vitreoretinal fellowship training by July 2026. They must be eligible for full licensure in British Columbia and hold Canadian citizenship, permanent residency or legal status.
Candidates need RCPSC certification in Diagnostic Radiology and eligibility for full BC licensure. Fellowship training in neuroradiology or breast imaging, breast imaging experience including screening, and comfort with minor interventional procedures are preferred.
Candidates need RCPSC certification in a primary specialty (or equivalent), an accredited chronic pain fellowship, and eligibility for full licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C.