We invite all Primary Care Network (PCN) clinics and health centres to complete the Fall 2026 Expression of Interest (EOI) to help assess resource needs across the PCN and guide the allocation of remaining resources for the current fiscal year.
Complete the Online EOI Form: Click Here
Or, fill out this Word version of the form and return it to levi.newnham@sidfp.com.
Please submit your EOI by November 18, 2026.
Available Resources
This EOI will focus on the allocation of:
- Registered Nurses (RNs)
- Social Workers (SWs)
- Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU) consultants
Clinics are also encouraged to identify interest in other Allied Health Professional (AHP) roles to inform future PCN planning.
Working with Your PCN Program Lead
Clinics planning to submit an EOI are encouraged to work with their PCN Program Lead when completing the form. They can help you consider your clinic’s needs, potential resource models, and opportunities to improve patient access.
- Saanich Peninsula: Merlyn – merlyn.maleschuk@sidfp.com
- Salt Spring Island: Sarah – sarah.bulmer@sidfp.com
- Western Communities: Emily – emily.doehnel@sidfp.com
- First Nations: Alexis – alexis.moore@sidfp.com
We will also host three drop-in sessions where you are welcome to attend and ask any questions you may have. These will be held on:
- November 6th – 12 pm to 1 pm
- November 13th – 12 pm to 1 pm
To attend, simply click on the meeting link below at the time of the meeting.
Microsoft Teams meeting
- Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/273438439236771?p=9sUh6r5vFRlhP42zYr
- Meeting ID: 273 438 439 236 771
- Passcode: Gf6G6aX3
Timeline and Participation
We aim to have allocated resources recruited and working in clinics before the end of the current fiscal year (March 31st, 2027), where possible. EOI submissions will be reviewed ahead of the December Steering Committee meeting.
We encourage you to submit an EOI even if your clinic cannot accommodate a new resource within this timeframe. Your input will help inform future PCN resource planning as additional opportunities arise.
Thank you for your participation and continued collaboration in strengthening primary care across the South Island.