The Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA) Division of Dermatology has openings for Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC) (or equivalent) Dermatologists based in Victoria. Serving a primary referral base of 250,000 and a regional referral base of 750,000, additional Dermatologists are required to provide medical and surgical dermatology services in Victoria. Local amenities include excellent dermatopathology, psoriasis clinic and B.C. Cancer Agency. The Victoria Dermatology community is very congenial and meets monthly for patient rounds and journal club. The University of Victoria Island Medical Program is affiliated with the UBC Medical School. Teaching opportunities are available. Start Date As soon as possible Community Information Victoria, British Columbia’s scenic capital, is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. Renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and enviable quality of life, this is an ideal place to pursue your medical career and create the kind of lifestyle only dreamt about. Few areas in the world can match BC’s scope of outdoor activities, with Vancouver Island offering everything from skiing and snowboarding, to golf, and world-class fishing. With Victoria’s temperate climate, its rich heritage and vibrant cultural scene, it provides the very best of urban and rural living Job Types Permanent Specialty Department Facility/Site Clinic City Victoria Contact Interested candidates, please attach your CV, letter of interest, and names of 3 references:  Shannon Williams, Medical Staff Recruitment Coordinator  Shift/Hours of Work Full-Time Remuneration Fee-for-service Education, Training and Experience Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC) – Desired Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC) Eligible – Mandatory Eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia If you are in urgent need of medical care, please call 911. If you require health care advice for a non-urgent concern, call HealthLink BC at 811. TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Before Canada and BC were formed, Indigenous peoples lived in balance and interconnectedness with the land and water in which the necessities of life are provided. Health disparities persist, which are due to the impacts of colonization and Indigenous specific racism. Healthy lands, healthy people. Island Health acknowledges and recognizes these homelands and the stewardship of Indigenous peoples of this land; it is with humility we continue to work toward building our relationship. #J-18808-Ljbffr