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Peterborough Family Health Team

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Healing, empowering & supporting those we care for.

Peterborough, Ontario

Hospitals and Health Care
51–200 people

About

Founded at the turn of the millennium, Peterborough Family Health Team (PFHT) supports the primary health care sector in Peterborough City and County. As one of the largest Family Health Teams in Ontario, the organization works with over 100 primary care physicians providing comprehensive care to their patients. Collectively, we have over 100 inter-professional healthcare providers, comprised of: mental health clinicians, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, a physician assistant, registered dietitians, registered nurses and registered practical nurses. In addition to one-on-one care, PFHT administers many programs, services, and workshops as a means to redirect patients from the providers practice to a more focused area of care. This approach increases capacity at the practice level while providing patients with an opportunity to learn how to manage their health. These programs, workshops, and services are offered at no charge and derive from irrefutable patterns displayed in the perpetual symptoms patients present. PFHT is a Queen’s residency site, allowing our primary care physicians to have the chance to teach new physicians. As Peterborough has a robust medical community, the PGY1s and PGY2s have the opportunity to not only work in primary care but also in emergency care, palliative care, sports medicine, subacute care and so much more.

Open positions

Full-time and Part-time Physician Opportunities

On-site · Peterborough

Physicians will provide comprehensive family medical care within a collaborative and multidisciplinary team environment. They are expected to manage their own clinic operations and overhead while participating in shared extended hours coverage.

RPN/Medical Assistant

On-site · Peterborough

The role involves a blend of clinical duties such as administering immunizations and performing basic triage, alongside administrative tasks like OHIP billing and appointment scheduling. The candidate will support the physician in a family practice setting to promote patient health and disease prevention.