This fall, we’re creating new opportunities to connect, learn and shape the future of primary care in our region. Whether you’re looking to network with colleagues, hear directly from physician leaders, or bring Division and PCN leadership to your clinic, we’d love to have you join us.

1. Attend the October Learning & Connections Showcase and AGM Dinner

Join us on October 15 for an evening of learning, networking and celebration. The Learning & Connections Showcase will feature presentations, practical insights, and opportunities to connect with colleagues from across our primary care community.

Following the Showcase, members are invited to our Annual General Meeting Dinner, where Division and PCN physician leaders will share highlights from the past year, key achievements and priorities for the year ahead.

Why attend?

• Learn about innovative projects and initiatives

• Connect with peers and health system partners

• Hear directly from physician leaders

• Celebrate collective accomplishments

Register now to reserve your spot at this paid sessional and AGM Dinner: Register here

2. Invite Division and PCN Physician Leaders to Visit Your Clinic

Want to discuss current initiatives, share feedback, ask questions or learn more about programs available to support your practice? Division and PCN physician leaders are available for clinic visits this fall.

These visits provide an opportunity for meaningful conversations about local priorities, physician engagement and the work underway to support primary care teams.

Why book a visit?

• Connect directly with physician leaders

• Share clinic successes and challenges

• Learn about Division and PCN initiatives and supports

• Help inform future priorities and planning

Schedule a clinic visit with Division and PCN physician leaders this fall.

Book a visit here

3. Join the New Medical Office Assistants Community of Practice

MOAs play a vital role in supporting patients, providers and clinic teams. We’re excited to launch a new Community of Practice designed specifically for MOAs to connect with peers, share leading practices, discuss common challenges, and learn from one another. In August we hosted a “Dine & Learn” session on clinic continuity planning for MOAs led by Dr. Ian Bekker, and we hope to host future events this fall and winter to provide MOAs with tools and support for topics like advanced access.

Why participate?

• Connect with MOAs from clinics across the region

• Share ideas, resources, and solutions

• Access professional development opportunities and paid sessional learning events

• Help shape future topics and learning sessions

Physicians & providers: Share this with your MOA and encourage them to sign up for the new South Island Medical Office Assistants Community of Practice.

Register here

Stay Connected

We look forward to connecting with you this fall through learning, collaboration, and engagement opportunities designed to support physicians, MOAs and clinic teams across our community.

For questions about any of these opportunities (or anything else), please contact us at info@sidfp.com