Family Medicine
Nova Scotia Health
Family Medicine
Nova Scotia Health
Public hospital and health system in Nova Scotia
Join an established collaborative family practice in Tatamagouche, working alongside physicians, NPs, nurses, social workers, allied health to provide primary care to the community. Tatamagouche Primary Health Care Clinic offers. Springhill Primary Health Care Clinic is an approved LFM Rural Small Site. In addition to Family Medicine Practice, LFM Rural Sites are in a community where additional services other than family medicine are delivered including inpatient coverage, Level 4 ED or Urgent Treatment/Care Centre (UTC/UCC), and long-term care (LTC).
Responsibilities
Expected Hours
Remuneration
Incentives
Eligible physicians may qualify for recruitment incentives, relocation support and site visit reimbursement through Nova Scotia Health and the Province of Nova Scotia. View Incentive Details Here
Benefits
Successful candidates may be eligible for a benefits package through Doctors Nova Scotia including health and dental, EMR grants, CME funding, parental leave, and physician advisors. Visit Doctors Nova Scotia for more information.
Province of Nova Scotia offers funded locum coverage and the Physician Retirement Fund matching program.
Facility Information
Lillian Fraser Memorial Hospital
Lillian Fraser Memorial Hospital (LFMH) is a community hospital located in the Village of Tatamagouche. It was originally opened in 1968 and underwent major renovations in 2009 and 2012 to provide care to a population of approximately 6,000. Today, the facility has a collaborative primary care clinic that includes four physicians, one nurse practitioner, and two-family practice nurses. It also has physiotherapy, occupational therapy services, dietetic services, and mental health/social work services.
https://www.nshealth.ca/locations-and-facilities/lillian-fraser-memorial-hospital
Community Details
Tatamagouche
Nestled along the Northumberland Strait in Nova Scotia, Tatamagouche is a seaside village with a bustling waterfront Main Street that’s a magnet for visitors. But here, residents too enjoy the charm of historic buildings, artisan shops, bakery, craft brewery, local eateries, and more. Living in Tatamagouche offers a unique blend of coastal tranquility, community engagement, and a celebration of local heritage, making it an inviting place for those seeking a welcoming and scenic lifestyle.
https://morethanmedicine.ca/communities/tatamagouche
Practicing in Nova Scotia
Physicians in Nova Scotia provide fulfilling patient care which embraces family life, professional development and community involvement. That's what makes practicing medicine in Nova Scotia unique. Physicians are increasingly attracted to practices that offer team-based care to their patients and allow them to consult with their peers. The size and scale of Nova Scotia allows for better connections across the health care system. Your practice of medicine and your life is richer here. Nova Scotia is more than medicine.
Building a Diverse Workforce
The Physician Recruitment Team at Nova Scotia Health lives and works in Mi’kma’ki, the unceded and ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq people. We are dedicated to equity, diversity, inclusion, and truth and reconciliation, and we are working to support medical communities that are reflective of and responsive to the diverse populations they serve in Nova Scotia. We welcome physicians from diverse backgrounds and experiences to join us in building healthier, more equitable communities across the province.
Compensation: 394000 to 400000 (CAD) (YEARLY)
Public hospital and health system in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Health is the provincial health authority running public hospitals, health centres and community programs across Nova Scotia, Canada. Its QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax is a teaching and research hospital affiliated with Dalhousie University's medical school, and some specialized services reach patients across Atlantic Canada. Care ranges from emergency, surgery and cancer treatment to primary care, mental health and addictions, long-term care and public health. It plans services provincially, runs them locally through regional management zones and answers to Nova Scotia's health minister under the Health Authorities Act. Formed in 2015 from a merger of district health authorities, it is headquartered in Halifax.
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