About the Richmond Division
The Richmond Division of Family Practice (RDFP) supports Richmond Family Physicians with health system improvement to enhance patient care: in their profession, in their practice, and with health system evolution. We identify and solve practice-specific challenges, develop the Richmond Primary Care Network, recruit more health care professionals, improve long-term care, create professional development and networking opportunities for members and their teams, and promote Physician wellness, work-life balance, and team-based care.
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For inquiries about patient attachment, please contact us.
Mailing Address: Unit 780 – 8100 Granville Ave, Richmond, B.C. CANADA V6Y 1R4 Fax: 604.484.2195
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Our Mission
Our Initiatives
Richmond Primary Care Networks (PCN)
The Richmond Primary Care Networks (PCN) connect the different members of a patient’s care team in a coordinated way, so that everyone is working together with that patient’s health goals in mind. The PCN also provides Richmond residents with access to many free services such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, counselling, and more.
Richmond Attachment Program (RAP)
The RAP accepts referrals of unattached vulnerable patients (e.g., moms and babes, complex care, newcomers, or MHSU patients) and matches them to Division members who have capacity to accept new patients.
Long Term Care Initiative (LTCI)
The LTCI supports Richmond family physicians to build local, scalable, and sustainable solutions that improve patient care in long-term care homes.
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
Richmond Division Family Physician members review the 2022–23 Annual Report during the June 2023 Annual General Meeting.
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2021–2022
2020–2021
2019–2020
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2015–2016
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2014–2015
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2012–2013
2011–2012
Careers
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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 publishes two bi-monthly e-newsletters: The Richmond Rapid Read for member Family Physicians, and the Richmond MOA Minute for MOA Network members. Free subscriptions are provided automatically with membership. If you need support with your subscription, please contact us.
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