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Evolve Allied Health - Springfield
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Evolve Allied Health – Springfield
Dr. Rosalie Swart
Published
February 4, 2026
Location
1111 Springfield Rd, Kelowna, Canada
Job Type
Medium Term (2-8 wks)
Category
Urban Locum
Proposed Dates
Jul 1, 2026 - Aug 31, 2026
Hours
Part-time
Description
Looking for a locum for any days through the summer, as well as October and November
Details
Long-Term Care
Yes
Palliative Care
Yes
Practice participating in the FPSC portal and provides longitudinal continuity of care
Yes
Daily Minimum
No
Locum payment based on
MSP Payments Received
Longterm job opportunity?
Yes
Average Number of Patients Per Day
25-30
EMR
MedAccess
Overhead Split
70%
Family Practice Division
Central Okanagan
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About BC Family Doctors
The Society of General Practitioners of BC (SGP) has a robust history of standing for the needs of family physicians and their patients. In 2020, after 30 years as SGP, we became BC Family Doctors to better reflect our community and support our purpose of building an environment where all family doctors thrive.
We believe that whether you provide longitudinal community-based family medicine, hospitalist medicine, addiction medicine or maternity care, we are all family doctors.
Whether you did a rotating internship or have a CCFP designation, we are all family doctors.
Our commitment to our patients and our expertise in primary care unites us all.