Tuberculosis Clinical Physician - Clinical Prevention Services

PHSA; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare authority in BC is seeking a Tuberculosis Clinical Physician to lead clinical care and evaluate TB programs. This role involves collaborating on patient care, education, and research. The ideal candidate will have a Medical Doctor degree, TB subspecialty training preferred, and experience in clinical systems transformation. Commitment to Indigenous reconciliation is strongly preferred.

Qualifications

• Eligible for licensure in British Columbia.
• Experience in clinical systems transformation.
• Commitment to Indigenous reconciliation and issues.

Responsibilities

• Review and update clinical guidelines.
• Manage patient care and serve as an expert resource.
• Educate students and professionals.

Skills

Medical expertise

Clinical care

Teaching skills

Research

Education

Medical Doctor degree

TB-related subspecialty training

MBA/MHA (asset)

Job description

Tuberculosis Clinical Physician

Clinical Prevention Services

Position Type: Regular Full Time (FTE)

Location: Vancouver, BC

Reporting to the Medical Director of Clinical Prevention Services (CPS), the Tuberculosis (TB) Clinical Physician is responsible for contributing to TB clinical care, evaluating, and supporting TB programs. The physician collaborates with the Provincial TB Medical Lead to provide medical expertise, client care, training, education, research, and coordination of BCCDC TB Clinics.

The role involves providing clinical care, participating in teaching, research, and quality assurance activities as assigned. The physician will also serve as a clinical resource across the province and support TB outreach programs.

Key Responsibilities:

• Clinical Services: Review and update clinical guidelines, support TB clinic referrals and scheduling, manage patient care, and serve as an expert resource for complex TB cases.
• Clinical Administration: Lead TB clinic operations, optimize efficiencies, and ensure high-quality, culturally competent care.
• Teaching & Research: Educate students and professionals, participate in educational sessions, and facilitate research related to TB patient care.

Qualifications: Medical Doctor degree with current licensure or eligibility in British Columbia. Preference for candidates with TB-related subspecialty training, and experience in clinical systems transformation. An MBA/MHA is an asset. Commitment to Indigenous reconciliation and understanding of Indigenous issues is strongly preferred.

Application Process: Submit a cover letter, CV, and four references to Heather Finn, Advisor, Talent Acquisition – Clinical Services, via email.

About PHSA: The Provincial Health Services Authority manages specialized health services across BC, committed to equity, inclusion, and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.