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LOCUM OPPORTUNITIES
Locum Opportunity - Regina
The Regina Community Clinic is looking for a Family Physician to work on a locum basis.
Position is available until July 2011. Compensation is guaranteed on a contractual basis.
The Clinic is a busy multi-disciplinary co-operative health center with eight salaried Family
Physicians and two Nurse Practitioners. Additional services at the Clinic include: Lab, X-ray,
ECG, Mental Health Counselling, Lifestyle Counselling (Exercise Specialist and Nutritionist)
and an FASD Diagnostic Centre. The Clinic is a provincial Primary Health Care Site focussing
on health promotion, disease prevention, and supportive care.
Applicants must be licensed to practise in Saskatchewan and obtain privileges from the
Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region. Preference will be given to applicants with certification in
family medicine.
Contact: Mary Flynn, Executive Director
Regina Community Clinic
1106 Winnipeg Street
Regina, SK S4R 1J6
Phone: (306) 543-7880, ext. 246
Email: admin@reginacommunityclinic.ca
OBITUARIES
Dr. Carla Eisenhauer
Dr. Eisenhauer died on December 26, 2010. Having completed
her medical degree at Queen’s University in 1979, she received
her certification with the College of Family Physicians in 1981
and practised at the Saskatoon Community Clinic for nearly
30 years. A champion of health quality, Dr. Eisenhauer spearheaded
numerous health improvement initiatives throughout
Saskatchewan and Canada. Actively involved with the Health
Quality Council, she implemented advanced access scheduling
and chronic disease management programs in Saskatoon. In
2010, Dr. Eisenhauer was awarded the Family Physician of the
Year award from the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
She was a cherished friend to many, a caring and dedicated
family physician, and an advocate for those in need.
Dr. John Alexander M. Bain
CLASSIFIEDS
Dr. Bain died peacefully in his home country of Scotland on
December 29, 2010. Dr. Bain was a highly regarded GP in Canada
for 40 years. He was a medical practitioner at the Lanigan
Medical Centre for many years but returned to Scotland in
1997 when he retired.
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