Penticton
Flanked by tree trimmed mountain slopes, dramatic clay cliffs and Okanagan and Skaha Lake, Penticton is one of the larger cities in the BC interior. Its lush surroundings and ideal climate, with over 2,000 hours of sunshine per year, combine to create a paradise. Indulge in wineries, golf courses, and famous sandy beaches in the summer and skiing and snowshoeing when the snow falls. Penticton is an innovative and adventurous waterfront city offering all the amenities of a larger urban centre while preserving its small-town charm and warmth. With an array of fine dining, shops, recreational facilities and local vendors and agriculturalists at its weekly farmer’s market, Penticton has it all. Come experience this incredible lifestyle for yourself!
Practice Details:
Join a collegial neurology team at Penticton Regional Hospital (PRH) in Penticton in providing care for patients across Penticton and surrounding communities.
The service includes the assessment and management of a broad range of neurological conditions, with an emphasis on thorough evaluation and individualized treatment planning.
The group’s approach is patient-centered, compassionate, and collaborative, with a focus on clear communication, ongoing education, and supporting patients and families through diagnosis and treatment. This is a collegial community-based practice that offers the opportunity to provide accessible specialist care in a smaller-centre setting while serving an important regional need.
As a regional referral site for the South Okanagan, PRH offers local access to MRI, CT, EEG and EMG, along with additional specialist support within the hospital. The David E. Kampe Tower also includes a dedicated ambulatory care centre with outpatient neurology and diagnostic support services.
For clinicians interested in leadership, Interior Health offers access to NAVIG8, a two-year, in-house leadership development scheme, recognized by the Canadian Society of Physician Leaders.
Participation in the Interior Health regional Neurology call schedule is an expectation of this position. Locums will contribute to virtual regional call coverage and provide neurological consultation and support across Interior Health sites, in accordance with the established regional service model and call schedule.
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Locum opportunities are available during the recruitment period, and we encourage all those interested to apply. To be considered, you must already be legally entitled to work in Canada.
Qualifications:
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Eligible for Fellowship with the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC)
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Eligible for licensure with CPSBC
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Coverage with the Canadian Medical Protective Association is mandatory
Call Schedule:
Hours of work:
Full time
On call requirements:
Locums are expected to participate in the Interior Health regional Neurology call schedule. This includes virtual call coverage and neurological consultation and support across Interior Health sites, following the established regional service model.
Compensation:
Estimated Gross Income
Annual billings of $200,000–$400,000 can be expected for a full-time commitment, based on a combination of hospital-based and community practice. Actual income will vary depending on clinical activity and call participation.
Additional Incentives
For a full-time position, we offer up to $9,000 in assistance for moves within BC, up to $12,000 for moves from elsewhere in Canada, and up to $15,000 for moves from outside Canada. Please note that incentives are subject to change and that current rates are confirmed at the time of offer.
Penticton Regional Hospital:
Serving 90,000 residents across the South Okanagan and Similkameen Valley, Penticton Regional Hospital (PRH) functions as a regional facility and secondary referral centre. Our 172 acute beds provide emergency, trauma, specialty, surgical, and outpatient care, plus diagnostic and paramedical services, tailored to community needs.
At PRH, we prioritize innovation, providing on-site CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine technology. Our 10-bed ICU delivers vital care for the most critically ill patients. As the referral base for hematology and transfusion medicine for smaller local hospitals in Oliver and Princeton, we offer centralized services across the Okanagan Valley.
Recent expansions demonstrate our commitment to advancing care at PRH. We unveiled the David E. Kampe Tower (DKT), introducing state-of-the-art surgical facilities, 84 private inpatient suites, a new medical device reprocessing unit, and space for the UBC Faculty of Medicine Program. We also upgraded our emergency department by adding new trauma bays, treatment spaces, and consultation rooms.
At PRH, we remain dedicated to recruiting talented medical professionals and elevating health outcomes across our growing region of British Columbia. Our exceptional facilities and compassionate care make us leaders and innovators among community hospitals.