About the Richmond Division of Family Practice
Supporting Family Physicians and Primary Care in Richmond
The Richmond Division of Family Practice supports family physicians in Richmond by strengthening family practice and primary care. Together, through the Richmond Primary Care Network, we’re building a connected community of physicians focused on improving care for patients and families.
At the Richmond Division of Family Practice, we work alongside family physicians to strengthen family practice and primary care through the Richmond Primary Care Network. As game changers, problem solvers, and bridge builders, we support family doctors in Richmond and the wider health community to improve patient care and create lasting connections.
Initiatives that Support Richmond Family Physicians
The Richmond Division of Family Practice leads and supports initiatives that strengthen family practice, primary care, and community health. Through the Richmond Primary Care Network, the Long-Term Care Initiative, the Richmond Attachment Program, and the MOA Network, we work with family doctors in Richmond and their teams to improve patient care, connect unattached patients, and build a stronger, more supportive health system.
Richmond Primary Care Networks (PCN)
The Richmond Primary Care Networks (PCN) bring care teams together to focus on each patient’s health. Residents also get access to free services like physiotherapy, counselling, and more.
Richmond Attachment Program (RAP)
The Richmond Attachment Program (RAP) connects unattached vulnerable patients in Richmond, like moms, complex care, and newcomers, with family physicians who have capacity to accept new patients.
Long Term Care Initiative (LTCI)
The Long-Term Care Initiative (LTCI) empowers Richmond family physicians to create local, scalable solutions that improve patient care in long-term care homes. This is an exciting opportunity to make a lasting impact in your community.
MOA Network
The MOA Network is a professional development and networking group that supports Medical Office Assistants (MOAs) through events, recruitment, holiday coverage, peer mentorship, career support, and the bi-monthly newsletter The Richmond MOA Minute.
Annual Reports
Explore our archive of Annual Impact Reports to see how the Richmond Division of Family Practice supports family doctors, strengthens primary care, and improves patient care in Richmond. Each report highlights our initiatives, outcomes, and the positive impact we create for the local health community.
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2024–2025
2023–2024
2022–2023
2021–2022
2020–2021
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2019–2020
2018–2019
2017–2018
2016–2017
2015–2016
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2014–2015
2013–2014
2012–2013
2011–2012
Richmond Division Family Physician members review the 2022–23 Annual Report during the June 2023 Annual General Meeting.
Careers
Join the Richmond Division of Family Practice and be part of a community dedicated to supporting family doctors and improving patient care in Richmond. We offer opportunities for operational staff who support our programs, as well as clinical positions for family physicians, nurse practitioners, and Medical Office Assistants (MOAs). Explore our current openings and help strengthen primary care while advancing your career in Richmond.
Richmond Division Operations Careers
Explore internal jobs with the RDFP Operations/PCN teams at the Richmond Division of Family Practice.
No open positions.
Richmond Health Care Jobs
The RDFP also manages recruitment for Richmond Family Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Locums, MOAs, and other health professionals. Visit our recruitment site, where you will find current health care job listings, essential information, career supports and resources, settlement services for newcomers, and more.
The Richmond Division of Family Practice keeps our community of family doctors, primary care providers, and MOAs connected through two bi-monthly e-newsletters:
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The Richmond Rapid Read – designed for family physicians, with quick updates, resources, and opportunities to support your practice. Read it today
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The Richmond MOA Minute – created for members of the MOA Network, with professional development, networking news, and career support. Take a look
All members receive free subscriptions automatically. If you need help managing your subscription, please contact us. To suggest or submit content, please review our newsletter submission guidelines.
Contact Us
Mailing Address: Unit 780 – 8100 Granville Ave, Richmond, B.C. CANADA V6Y 1R4 Fax: 604.484.2195
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