Dr. Annelaine Grobler - White Wave Medical Clinic

Address: 202-1757 Beaufort Avenue, Comox
Phone: 250-941-3344 | Fax: 1-888-797-4695
Website: http://www.whitewavemedical.com/

White Wave clinic is shared by 3 Family Physicians working in with 4 clinic rooms and supported by 2 MOA's. Only 2 physicians work in clinic at the same time and each physician has 2 clinic rooms. The clinic is centrally located in Comox with a few minutes walk to shopping and the marina. 

Posting ​Type: 

Locum coverage

Dates:

Dec 23, 2020 - Jan 4, 2021

Posting Description: 

In-office clinic work only, house visits are rare but cannot be fully excluded.
No hospital, no maternity, no call and no residential care requirements.
Five appointments of 10 minutes each are schedule followed by a 10 minutes break.
A typical work day is from 8:30am to 2pm. However, the locum may increase or decrease booking hours as they wish.

Clinic hours: 8:30am-4pm. WIFI, dedicated physician computer, free parking (may be necessary to park at the Comox Marina), and clinic orientation available

Accommodation available in physician's home - Courtenay, less than 10 minutes drive from the clinic. A vehicle can also be made available.

Practice Type:

Family Practice
Avg daily volume: 20-25 patients

EMR:

OSCAR

Please contact the clinic directly:
Dr. Grobler or Desereen Wallace @ (250) 941-3344 
whitewavemedical@gmail.com 

or

The Comox Valley Recruitment Coordinator
comoxvalleyrecruitment@divisionsbc.ca
250-218-0491

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