FHO Practice Takeover – Mount Sinai Academic Family Health Team (Vaughan Site)
Affiliated with the Department of Family & Community Medicine, University of Toronto
Start Date: Flexible – Late September/Early October 2025

The Mount Sinai Academic Family Health Team is seeking a Family Physician to assume a well-maintained, full-scope patient practice at our modern clinic in Vaughan. This opportunity offers a stable clinical practice within a
supportive Family Health Team, alongside meaningful involvement in medical education, quality improvement,
and academic initiatives.

About the Practice
Located near Bathurst Street and Rutherford Road, our large, bright and modern clinic features 28 fully-appointed
exam rooms as serves as home to a collegial group of nine family physicians. This facility is designed with
provider and patient experience in mind, offering dedicated physician workspaces and electronic documentation
through TELUS PS Suite and Ocean, with the option to use a standalone AI scribe tool.

The team accommodates a family physician group working in a blended capitation practice model (Family Health
Organization, FHO). Physicians pay a fixed percentage of overhead from their FHO earnings to operate the clinic.

Sinai Health provides a turnkey operation, including IT support, electronic medical record systems, staffing and
supplies. Physicians benefit from comprehensive management, interdisciplinary (i.e. nurses, dietician, social
workers, nurse practitioner), and administrative support, including extensive assistance with billing, rooming
patients, vitals, specimen handling, appointment scheduling, and patient inquiries. This infrastructure allows
physicians to focus on clinical care while patients receive coordinated, wraparound services.

As an academic FHT embedded within Sinai Health, the clinic benefits from hospital-based resources,
professional development opportunities, and integrated system-level supports that enhance both care delivery
and provider experience.

Patient Roster & Schedule
Approx. 850 rostered patients with opportunity for growth
Six half-day clinics per week, including one evening clinic (5–8 PM)
Participation in Saturday urgent care clinic (1 in 9 rotation, 9 AM–12 PM)
Hospital, home visit, or obstetrical responsibilities available if desired by physician, but not required

Academic Expectations
Physicians are expected to participate in the teaching of medical students and residents. Additional opportunities
include involvement in curriculum development, quality improvement, and research.

Qualifications
Certification in Family Medicine (CFPC)
Eligible for licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
Eligible to work under a Ministry of Health FHO agreement
Interest in comprehensive, team-based family medicine and academic practice