Northeast Community Health Centre Family Health Clinic
Overview
Staff consists of full-time and part-time faculty physicians, a nurse practitioner, registered nurses and full-time assistants who provide primary health care to patients within the Northeast area of Edmonton. In addition to common patient presentations, the family health clinic aims to support population groups who have specific barriers to accessing and/or utilizing health services such as:
- Low income families, especially those with young children
- Youth who may be uncomfortable seeking health from mainstream health professionals
- Aboriginal populations
- People with high risk lifestyles, including addictions
- People with significant mental health concerns and social barriers
- Socially and medically complex patients
Ongoing research participation opportunities include:
- Case-based paper on harm reduction practice
- Evidence based medicine
- Healthcare costs
- Or, your own research project
Learning Opportunities
- Weekly morning seminars
- Practice simulated office oral (SOO) workshops
- Practice quality improvement projects
- Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team
- A diverse and challenging patient population
- Multiple services that can be consulted in person
- A great continual learning environment
- Dedicated physicians
Preceptors
Dr. Marco Mannarino
Site Director & Associate Clinical Professor
Dr. Anson Dong
Clinic Preceptor & Clinical Lecturer
Dr. Caitlin Finley
Clinical Lecturer
Dr. Christina Korownyk
Professor & Chair, Dept of Family Medicine
Dr. Debora Corby
Assistant Clinical Professor & Clinical Preceptor
Dr. Robert Turner
Clinical Preceptor
Dr. Shakibeh Edani
Assistant Clinical Professor & Clinic Preceptor