The Comox Valley Anesthesia Group is seeking locum anesthesiologists for flexible coverage opportunities between July 1 and September 30, 2027. Physicians may select from a variety of available dates and are not required to commit to the entire coverage period. Locum assignments ranging from one week to several weeks are welcomed.
This opportunity offers a broad community anesthesia practice with exposure to Orthopedics, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Pediatric Anesthesia for patients aged 2 years and older. Join a collegial team of 11 full-time and part-time anesthesiologists at a modern regional referral hospital serving the Comox Valley and North Vancouver Island.
Flexible scheduling, including part-time opportunities, is available, making this an excellent option for physicians seeking short-term or extended locum assignments in a supportive practice environment.
Benefits:
May be eligible for additional remuneration in accordance with the Rural Subsidy agreement (RSA) including: Fee Premium: 6.93%
The above amounts are current as of December 2024 and may be subject to change.
For more information, please visit: Rural Practice Subsidiary Agreement - Province of British Columbia (gov.bc.ca)
Community Information:
On the north central region of Vancouver Island, the City of Courtenay, along with the neighboring communities of the Town of Comox and Village of Cumberland, comprises one of the fastest growing areas on the island – the Comox Valley, located on the unceded traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation. Courtenay is the valley’s largest urban centre, where you’ll find urban amenities wrapped in small town charm and character. Comox is the seaside community with a high walkability score and quick access to some of the Island’s best beaches. Cumberland honors its coal mining past while celebrating the latest music scenes, family festivals and extensive mountain biking trails. The Comox Valley is home to Mount Washington, Vancouver Island’s largest ski resort, and serves as the gateway to both Strathcona Provincial Park and the Desolation Sound group of islands. The recreational options are endless and well complemented by thriving arts and culture communities and a wide array of boutiques, restaurants and fine dining.
