Nurse Practitioners (NPs) provide comprehensive clinical care including diagnosis and medical management of acute and chronic illness for patients across the lifespan. NPs practice with a lens of disease prevention, care coordination, relationship building, and community development.
Practice settings are diverse and include acute care, primary care, long term care, and rural and remote settings.
NPs hold Masters or Doctorate degree with educational preparation that in addition to clinical care, includes leadership, change management, health policy and program development.
What's New
Belinda-Ann Furlan is the Head, Department of Nurse Practitioners, PHC.
Read More >DEPARTMENT COMMITTEES
The Continuing Education Committee (CEC) organizes and coordinates continuing education activities within Providence Health Care. The CEC works to ensure the delivery of high quality, low barrier education. More...
The Quality Committee evaluates, controls, and reports on Nurse Practitioner practice in order to continually maintain and improve safety, and the quality of patient care at PHC. More...
MEET OUR TEAM
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Leah Wolfe
Heart Centre - Cardiac Surgery
Michelle Bech
Hematology - Adult Bleeding Disorder Program of BC/Yukon
Megan Lynch
Sarah Cochrane
Urban Health - Inner City Youth - Foundry
Belinda-Ann Furlan
Heart Center – Rhythm Clinic
Tracy Gwozd
Heart Centre - Cardiac Surgery
Michaela Hanakova
Emergency Department - SPH
Kara Hoffman
Urban Health - Inner Bity Youth - Foundry
Thuy Le
Nephrology - Post Transplant
Jennifer Lehoux
Geriatric Medicine - ACE Unit
Natasha Lineham
Urban Health - Inner City Youth - Foundry
Karen Sims
Hematology - Adult Bleeding Disorder Program of BC/Yukon
Cindy Nordquist
Heart Centre - Heart Function Clinic
Leah Nurmi
Emergency Department - MSJ Hospital
Mark Pabustan
Emergency Department - MSJ Hospital
Farzana Rayani
Urban Health - Inner City Youth - Foundry
