are actively recruiting - Town of Caledon

facilitiesPhysicians can practice from the comforts of their own home, in an attractive turn-key group, in a professional officebuilding or join a family health group. Whatever your preference is, you are sure to find it here.Physio After Fertility Hearing Women’s Pharmacy Lab Imaging SpecialistsBuilding Hours Science HealthGoodfellow Professional170 McEwan Rd E, BoltonOB/GYNBolton Medical Centre12295 Hwy 50, BoltonCardiologistRoyal Courtyards18 King St E, BoltonBolton Professional30 Martha St, BoltonCaledon East Medical Clinic15955 Airport Rd, Caledon Eastturn-key group inquiries contact:Dr. Popa 905-584-9377hospitalsCaledon is located close to major regional medical facilities in Orangeville, Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto – all lessthan a one-hour drive from Caledon. Headwaters Health Care Centre (Orangeville) has 108-beds, offering obstetrical,surgical, pediatric and critical care services. William Osler Health Centre operates two campuses: Etobicoke General andBrampton Civic Hospital. The modern new facility has 608 beds and can accommodate 90,000 emergency patient visits,160,000 ambulatory care visits and 110,000 outpatient visits annually.Caledon has an established hospice, made possible through the generous donations by local citizens, communityorganizations and businesses.William Osler Health CentresHeadwaters Health CentreHospice Caledonwww.williamoslerhc.on.cawww.headwatershealth.cawww.hospicecaledon.ca

doctors looking for doctorsCaledon is home to a number of Family Physicians looking to enhance and expand their practice with the addition ofanother family physician. Please contact us for information.There are 2 Family Health Groups (FHGs) available to new physicians working in Caledon that provide after care totheir patients. Because of the size of the FHG, on call responsibilities are minimal (1-2x per month).our communityCaledon is located in the Greater Toronto Area, close to major provincial highways (400, 407, 410, 427 and QEW), regionalroads (Highways 9, 10 and 50) and only 30 minutes northwest of Toronto Pearson International Airport. It is acommunity of over 57,000 residents and is the northern most municipality in the Region of Peel.Caledon is a likeable mix of attractive rural and urban neighbourhoods. The lush foliage that peppers the landscape onlyhints at our environmental values. Our interest in community protection runs the gamut from safe and reliable roadtravel, to effective emergency response, to safeguarding our heritage.Natural features such as the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Niagara Escarpment, the Humber and Credit river valleys, andagricultural land of the Peel Plain create some of the most beautiful vistas in the Greater Toronto Area. An active lifestyleis encouraged by access to a well-maintained trail system, world class golf and recreational venues. A designatedequestrian neighbourhood, historic villages, distinguished inns, community festivals and a thriving arts communityinfuse Caledon with cultural vibrancy.other linksLocal TourismMinistry of Health and Long Term CareProfessional Association of Interns and Residents of Ontario (PAIRO)Health Force Ontario (HFO) JobsRural Ontario Medical Program (ROMP)www.thehillsofheadwaters.comwww.health.gov.on.cawww.pairo.orgwww.hfojobs.cawww.romponline.com

quality of life“In Caledon, anything I want, I can do pretty easily! I’m a big hiker; I can walk 10 minutes and be near some great trails. I enjoy my countrylifestyle - and I’m close to Toronto, so I can be in the city for medical conferences and other events.”Dr. Barbara Watts graduated from the University of Toronto’s medical school in 1982. She has been a physician for 22 years - 11of which have been in Caledon. Dr. Watts practices out of her home office in Caledon, and also provides medical care for OliverHouse - a residential home for patients with chronic psychiatric disorders.“Caledon is a great community with wonderful people. The family physician plays a pivotal role in the health and welfare of a community. Youreally get to know and understand your patients’ needs - they are truly appreciative of your care as a family physician. Caledon has manyopportunities to develop your unique skill set as a physician. With your enthusiasm, the community can help you bring your aspirations to reality.”Dr. Joseph Niedoba has been practicing medicine for 25 years. He has been a family physician in Caledon since 1982. In addition,he is a director for three nursing homes in the area. Dr. Niedoba is involved in a rehabilitation unit at Etobicoke General Hospitaland does occupational health medicine at Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd., at their world headquarters in Caledon. Hegraduated from the University of Toronto’s medical school in 1981, and received his MBA from the Richard Ivey School ofBusiness at the University of Western Ontario in 2000. He has recently computerized his office so that his records are nowelectronically based.Caledon is a great community to live and work in. I believe the community has a little bit for every taste. I met a very committed and“ passionate doctor from the area who convinced me to locate to Caledon. It was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made!”Dr. Brindusa Popa immigrated to Canada from Romania in 1999, and began practicing as an International Medical Graduate inCaledon East in 2003. She is excited about practicing as a family physician in Caledon, and looks forward to improving thehealth care of residents.contact us for a tour of our community.naturally, we anticipate you’ll want to stay.ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENTTOWN HALL | 6311 Old Church Road, Caledon, Ontario, Canada L7C 1J6905.584.2272 | 1.888.CALEDON (225.3366) | fax 905.584.4325edc@caledon.ca | www.caledon.ca/edc