Physician Recruitment

Join Our Team of Dedicated Healthcare Professionals!

Why Choose Kemptville District Hospital:

  • Exceptional Patient Care: At Kemptville District Hospital, we are committed to providing the highest quality of care to our community. 
  • State-of-the-Art Facilities: Our hospital is equipped with modern and advanced facilities to support medical professionals in delivering outstanding healthcare. Since KDH implemented the EPIC EMR system in Nov 2022, that has been a game changer in our ability to provide high quality care. Plans underway for introduction of CT scanner in Jan 2025. 
  • Professional Development: Multiple opportunities for professional development; we value the expertise and dedication you bring to our team. 
  • Accessible Leadership: Work closely with your Chief of Department, Chief of Staff, and Medical Admin; enjoy a direct line of communication and contribute to decision-making processes that shape the future of our hospital.  
  • Community-Centric Approach: Experience the unique charm of the Kemptville community, where you can make a real impact on the lives of those you serve. 

Current Opportunities:

Explore the exciting opportunities to join our team. We are currently seeking physicians in the following specialties: 

  • Emergency Medicine  
    • Qualifications: Family Medicine residency with ER experience; Mentorship opportunities available, CCFP (ER) or Emergency (FRCP) 
    • Shifts: Single coverage ER with 8hr shifts and second on call (HOCC funded)  
    • Renumeration: hourly AFA rates + shadow billing  
  • Hospitalist Medicine: 
    • Qualifications: Family Medicine residency 
    • Shifts: 1 week rotation at a time, home call  
    • Renumeration: HOCC funding and Fee-for-service 
  • Anesthesia: 
    • Qualifications: CCFP (FPA), Anesthesia (FRCP) 
    • Shifts: same day surgery (no on call) 
    • Renumeration: Fee-for-service 
  • Pediatrics: 
    • Qualifications: Pediatrics (FRCP) 
    • Location: KDH Ambulatory Clinics 

Benefits of Joining Kemptville District Hospital:

  • Collegial and supportive work environment 
  • Opportunities for professional growth and skill development thanks to the broad spectrum of medical conditions seen in a small hospital  
  • Collaborative atmosphere where everyone’s expertise is recognized 
  • Opportunity to be part of a growing thriving community make a real difference in the health and wellbeing of the entire community. 
  • Collegial work environment 
  • Mentorship opportunities 

Community Life in Kemptville:

Discover the vibrant and welcoming community of Kemptville. Enjoy a fulfilling work-life balance surrounded by scenic landscapes and a close-knit community.  

Did you know?

If you currently hold fully approved Active Privileges at another Champlain hospital, you may follow the Common Credentialing Abbreviated process, through the submission of a Letter of Good Standing. 

How to Apply:

Ready to join our team? Submit your applicationStart the application process by emailing Nicole Buehlow, nbuehlow@kdh.on.ca. 

We look forward to welcoming you to Kemptville District Hospital! 

 

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