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qathet Division of Family Practice

Improving primary care for the benefit of patients and providers.

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Welcome to the qathet Division of Family Practice (qDoFP)

This website is primarily to support family physicians in the qathet region. However, if you are a community member, we encourage you to explore our website and learn more about our work.

A good place to start is our project page, where you can discover past, present, and future healthcare-related projects we have initiated or supported in our community.

Community projects →

Declaration of Commitment to Cultural Humility and Safety

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Join the Division

Are you a local family physician, specialist, or nurse practitioner? If so, we invite you to join our qathet Division.

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Member Events

Explore our member calendar and RSVP to upcoming events and workshops.

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Work in qathet

Considering a change? Learn more about practicing in qathet or filling locum positions.

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Division Members

Already a member of qathet Division? Learn more about advocacy and opportunities to get more involved.

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Projects and Support

Discover projects we've championed and how we support healthcare and our members in qathet.

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MOA Network

We support medical office teams through events, workshops, resources, and more.

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Find a primary care provider in qathet

The Health Connect Registry (HCR) is a centralized provincial waitlist for BC residents who need a family doctor or nurse practitioner.

Moved to qathet recently? If you were registered on the HCR before you moved, update your information on the HCR so we can contact you when a provider is available here!

Register on the HCR
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qathet Primary Care Network

Discover how your local healthcare providers have teamed up to improve care in the qathet region.

Visit the PCN website
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Pregnant in qathet

From pre-conception through to post-partum and unplanned pregnancies, our pregnancy website can help you prepare.

Find valuable resources on family care providers, mental health supports, termination options, and more.

Pregnant in qathet website
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Mailing Address: PO Box 36, Powell River, BC V8A 4Z5

Street Address: 4760 Joyce Avenue, Powell River

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In the spirit of active engagement in reconciliation, qathet Division of Family Practice acknowledges that our work in the region takes place on the traditional and treaty lands of the Tla’amin people and is home to Métis and many diverse Aboriginal people. Acknowledging that we are on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples is an expression of cultural humility and involves recognizing our duty and desire to actively support the provision of culturally safe care.