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Rapids Family Health Team

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Accessible, team-based care focused on prevention, support, and lifelong health.

Sarnia, Ontario

Hospitals and Health Care
1–10 people

About

About Rapids Family Health Team The Rapids Family Health Team is funded by Ontario Health and works in partnership with Family Health Organization (FHO) physicians to support patients in achieving better health outcomes. We focus on both preventing future health concerns and supporting the management of existing conditions through a collaborative, patient-centered approach to care. Patients referred by their FHO physician can access a wide range of allied health services, including: • Diabetes education and management (insulin teaching, adjustments, and support) • Smoking and vaping cessation counselling • Nutrition and dietary support with a Registered Dietitian • Occupational Therapy services • Medication support with a Registered Pharmacist • Cognitive screening • Respiratory assessments and education (asthma, COPD, CPAP support, and more) • Well Woman Clinic services (Pap tests and clinical breast exams) • Mental health support through Registered Social Workers and Psychologists • Congestive Heart Failure support program We are committed to providing accessible, team-based care with minimal wait times and no cost for patients of FHO physicians. To ensure inclusive communication, free medical translation services are available in over 240 languages across all locations. At Rapids, our goal is simple: supporting healthier communities through coordinated care.

Open positions

Nurse Practitioner

On-site · Sarnia

Conduct independent assessments in acute and episodic care clinics, diagnose health concerns, and provide treatment or referrals. Order and interpret diagnostic tests, maintain accurate patient records, and contribute to education, counselling, and health promotion programs while protecting confidential information.

Registered Dietitian

On-site · Sarnia

The Registered Dietitian will deliver nutritional care, including assessment, treatment, and group programs, as part of an interdisciplinary team. They will focus on chronic disease prevention, health promotion, and collaborating with community resources.