Crowfoot Primary Care Clinic
Clinic Profile
PCN: Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network
Clinic Website: www.cfpcn.ca
Job Opportunity
Position Type: Associate (Full-time)
Start Date: Immediately
On-call Duties: no
Overhead Split: no
General Duties:
Primary care of patients with multiple chronic conditions in a biopsychosocial model. Care is transitional as patients' health condition stabilizes. Engagement of the allied health team to ensure all areas of patient's well being are addressed.
Clinic Specifics
EMR Vendor: Practice Solutions
EMR Vendor Pt 2: Remote Access
Equipment: Procedure Room
In‐house specialists & allied health: social work, Behavioral Health, Nurse Practitioner
Support Staff: 2 MOAs, 2 receptionists, Registered Nurse, LPN, Clinic Lead, Manager
Clinic Details:
Contact: Clinic Manager
Contact Phone: 403-374-0244
Contact Email: crowfootprimarycare@cfpcn.ca
Contact Fax: 403-374-0354
Address: Suite 201, 60 Crowfoot Crescent NW
Community: Calgary
Additional Information:
The Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network (“PCN”) is a network of family physicians in Northwest Calgary and Cochrane, who collaborate with CFPCN interdisciplinary team and programs to deliver the best possible primary care. The Calgary Foothills PCN has established a team environment where individuals are encouraged to take initiative, be creative, and contribute to ongoing decision-making. CFPCN has a robust menu of services to support the family physician in providing primary care to their patient panels. The PCN is committed to helping physician members and staff maintain a high quality of life through work life balance and a supportive work environment.
The Coordinated Attachment Program Physician is a unique opportunity to practice in a team based environment with complex patients with multiple chronic conditions. You will have the opportunity to work with patients in medical management of their conditions and facilitate behavior / lifestyle change along with your team. The program connects unattached patients who, for the most part, are being discharged from the hospital. The patients have multiple chronic diseases and without transitional primary care, are at risk for destabilization of their health. The family physician and nurse practitioners working in collaboration with nursing, social work, behavioral health, and other allied health disciplines to serve the patient’s biopsychosocial needs. When the patient’s health has stabilized, they may be considered for transfer to a family physician in the community.