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St. Joseph's Family Medical Centre

TRAINING SITE/PRACTICE DESCRIPTIONSt. Joseph’s Family Medical Centre, London

The St. Joseph's Family Medical Centre (SJFMC) is affiliated with St. Joseph's Health Care London and is located in the northwest section of London near the university campus. A senior citizens' complex and married students’ quarters are located nearby. SJFMC is composed of five teaching teams. Each team consists of a staff physician, two residents and a family practice nurse. SJFMC will soon be a family health organization and part of the Thames Valley Family Health Team.

PATIENT PROFILE

The patient mix on each team ranges from infancy to very elderly.


INTERESTS OF FACULTY
  • Medical education
  • Counseling and psychotherapy
  • Family medicine obstetrics: 2 faculty provide intrapartum obstetrics
  • Sexual assault
  • Primary care procedures

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

SJFMC is dedicated to providing the best educational experience possible for the residents. We pride ourselves with a comprehensive academic curriculum
  • Faculty to resident ratio: 1:2
  • Hospital care: London Health Sciences Centre – University Hospital
  • Palliative care: Patients’ homes and London Health Sciences Centre – University Hospital
  • Obstetrics: St. Joseph’s Health Care and London Health Sciences Centre – Victoria Hospital
  • Elderly care: Office, residence of the Sisters of St. Joseph, on-call care for nearby long-term care facilities
  • Procedural room on-site
  • House calls are part of regular patient care
  • Academic activities:
    • There is a Wednesday morning academic curriculum with teaching done by faculty as well as residents
    • Chief resident organizes lunch rounds about twice per week
  • Mental health care: Residents may participate in care concurrently with psychiatrist and psychiatric nurse clinician

RESOURCES ON-SITE
  • Pharmacist
  • Social worker
  • Dental clinic
  • Fully-equipped procedural room for office-based minor surgical procedures and casting
  • Laboratory services
  • Shared Mental Health Care Program: a psychiatrist and a nurse clinician provide on site consultations one and a half days a week

TYPICAL WEEK FOR RESIDENT

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
08:00 - 09:00 Hospital Rounds Hospital Rounds Hospital Rounds Hospital Rounds Hospital Rounds Hospital Rounds (for resident on-call) Hospital Rounds (for resident on-call)
09:30 - 12:30 Office Office Resident Teaching Office Office Weekend Clinic (for resident on-call)
12:30-13:30 Lunch Teaching Rounds Team Meetings Teaching Rounds
13:30 -17:00 Office Office Academic half day Office Office Sign-out rounds (1300-1400) Office (1400-1700)
17:00-20:00 Evening Clinic (for resident on-call) Evening Clinic (for resident on-call) Evening Clinic (for resident on-call)

OTHER INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTS

On-Call
  • Home call: 1 in 8 weeknights (includes evening clinic)
  • Home call: 1 in 8 weekends (includes weekend clinic)

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