Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)·Vancouver, British Columbia
Provide clinical and academic services within the Social Pediatrics program.
Provide patient care on Social Pediatrics clinical services.
Provide outreach care to equity-owed children, youth and families across British Columbia, focused on Vancouver’s inner-city neighbourhoods.
Provide care at the outreach clinic at 410 Campbell Ave, Vancouver BC and at other city sites including school and community clinic-based outreach.
Deliver care in non-traditional health contexts.
Provide trauma-informed care and decolonized approaches to health provision.
Support children and youth with complex neurodevelopmental and behavioural conditions (advantage).
Teach with and without patient care for medical students, residents and fellows.
Demonstrate commitment to best practice and advancing knowledge in Social Pediatrics.
Engage in opportunities to develop additional skills in research, quality improvement, advocacy, and community engagement
Clinician Specialist role within Social Pediatrics program.
Established skills in providing care in non-traditional health contexts.
Expertise in trauma-informed care and decolonized approaches to health provision (essential).
Additional training or experience supporting children and youth with complex neurodevelopmental and behavioural conditions (advantage).
Level of education, training, and experience equivalent to Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada specialty and/or sub-specialty credentials.
Eligibility for registration in the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia.
Exemplary clinical skills and demonstrated ability to work effectively with families in the care of children.
Strong commitment to Social Pediatrics practice.
Demonstrated commitment to best practice and advancing knowledge in Social Pediatrics.
Academic appointment as Clinical Faculty at the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Medicine (academic rank and clinical salary based on qualifications and experience)
Market context
In British Columbia, social pediatrics roles are typically sought in settings serving children and youth with complex social and health needs, especially where care extends beyond a standard clinic environment. These positions are competitive because employers look for clinicians with trauma-informed practice, decolonized approaches, and experience delivering care in non-traditional health contexts. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review the essentials faster; if you apply, be ready to show concrete examples of working with vulnerable pediatric populations and multidisciplinary teams.
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