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1267407 Alberta Ltd.

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Your doctor. Your team. Here for your health.

Edmonton, Alberta

Health and Human Services
51–200 people

About

The Edmonton North Primary Care Network (PCN) is made up of doctors and healthcare professionals working together to improve community health. Opened in 2007, Edmonton North PCN is one of 42 Primary Care Networks operating across the province. Our team of healthcare professionals works with you and your doctor to improve your health. We help you with chronic disease management, mental health struggles, prescription drug use, diet and exercise. You can access our free services through your family doctor. Ask your doctor if our services are right for you. Each PCN is shaped by the family doctors who practice in the area and Alberta Health Services (AHS), ensuring they best serve patient needs. The Government of Alberta provides the funding for PCN services. All PCN services are free to patients. •We have cared for thousands of patients since opening in 2007, achieving high satisfaction rates among patients. Our member doctors report high satisfaction with our programs and services, helping them focus on patient care and increasing their ability to accept new patients. We manage over 13,000 referrals to specialists each year for the patients of our member doctors. We are constantly seeking improved links to specialists and enhanced processes to reduce waiting times.

Open positions

CLINICAL INTEGRATION PHARMACIST

On-site · Edmonton

The Clinical Integration Pharmacist provides direct patient care and medication management expertise within an interdisciplinary primary care team. They coordinate medication systems, support transitions of care, and contribute to quality improvement and program development initiatives.

Nurse Practitioner

On-site · Edmonton

The Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive, evidence-based primary care to refugees and marginalized populations through assessment and care plan implementation. They work autonomously and collaboratively with family physicians to manage chronic diseases and support transitions to community practices.