Prince Rupert Urgent FP- ER Locum Opportunity!

Northern Health is seeking locum physicians to work in the Prince Rupert Regional Hospital
Emergency Department in Prince Rupert, British Columbia. Day shift averages 25-30 patients and
night averages 10-12 patients.

Shift                                    Hours                              CCFP Rate                  CCFP-EM Rate

Weekday Day                      08:00-16:00                          $2,721                                  $3,000
Weekend Day                      08:00-16:00                     $2,970 – $3,032               $3,249 – $3,312
Weekday Afternoon           13:00-20:00                     $2,443 – $2499                $2,688 – $2744
Weekend Afternoon           13:00-20:00                     $2,599 – $2,655               $2,843 – $2,899
Weekday Evening               16:00-00:00                     $2,920 – $3,007              $3,200 – $3,287
Weekend Evening               16:00-00:00                     $2,982 – $3,069              $3,262 – $3,349
Night                                      00:00-08:00                    $3,069 – $3,132               $3,349 – $3,411

Rates above include RRP + after hours premiums (if applicable) + all direct and indirect patient care
associated with the scheduled shifts. Travel and accommodation covered. Travel stipend: $250-
$1,500 based on time. Maximum, $1,500 per round trip.

Prince Rupert Hospital is a 25-bed facility that sees an average of 22,000 ER visits per year. It is a fully
equipped facility with Medical Imaging, Laboratory, ICU, ER, and Maternity. Services include
Emergency, Acute care, Extended care, Pediatrics, Radiology, Internal Medicine, Orthopedics, General
Surgery, Psychiatry, Obstetrics and Gynecology, CT-scanning, Ultrasound, X-Ray, and Mammography.

Prince Rupert is a marine-based port city that is home to amazing wildlife and wilderness adventures,
unique history, cultural experiences, and the spectacular scenery of the rugged Coast Mountain Range
and the Great Bear Rain Forest. Easily accessible by air, rail, cruise ship, ferry or car, Prince Rupert’s
attractions include Indigenous cultural works of art, fine North Coast galleries and boutiques, parks,
walking trails, restaurants, and coffee shops. A balanced lifestyle might include enjoying a round of golf
on the golf course, or spending time out on the water kayaking, fishing, or taking in the scenery.