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One Care Medical and Children's Clinic in Scarborough (Greater Toronto Area) seeks a Pediatrician for a full-time, on-site role to deliver comprehensive pediatric care. The position emphasizes infant, child, and adolescent health, preventive services, immunizations, and chronic disease management using our integrated EMR system.
The role requires collaboration with physicians and healthcare professionals, active involvement in referrals, and accurate documentation to support continuity of care
One Care Medical and Children's Clinic is a community-based, multi-specialty physician clinic located in Scarborough, serving families across Scarborough, Markham, and the Durham Region within the Greater Toronto Area. Established in 2007, the clinic functions as a referral center for pediatrics, general specialists, family medicine, and non-urgent medical care, and continues to grow with the East Toronto communities. The clinic operates with a state-of-the-art electronic medical record system integrated with Ontario's health information infrastructure, including HRM, OLIS, e-referral, and network pharmacies. A stable team of long-tenured staff and physicians provides compassionate, personalized care and fosters strong relationships with patients and their families. The clinic continually evolves through new technology, clinical affiliations, and innovative practice models.
The Pediatrician will provide comprehensive, family-centered care to infants, children, and adolescents in an on-site clinical setting located in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada. This full-time role involves conducting pediatric assessments, diagnosing and managing acute and chronic conditions, providing preventive care, and offering guidance on growth, development, and immunizations. The Pediatrician will collaborate closely with other physicians and healthcare professionals, coordinate referrals to specialists, and contribute to continuity of care through accurate documentation in the electronic medical record. Daily activities include reviewing laboratory and diagnostic results, communicating care plans with families, participating in interdisciplinary case discussions, and supporting quality improvement and evidence-based practice initiatives.