GP / Family Physician - Brampton, Ontario - Urgent Care & Family Practice

An established, physician-led clinic group in Brampton, Ontario is seeking Family Physicians / General Practitioners to join its busy urgent care and family medicine network. The role offers strong patient demand, modern clinical systems, and dedicated support across four established locations.

This opportunity is particularly suited to UK-trained GPs or internationally trained physicians considering a move to Canadian practice, with structured onboarding and mentorship available.

  • Established clinic locations across Brampton
  • Busy patient base with immediate earning potential
  • Mixed family medicine and urgent care model
  • AI-enabled EMR, scribe technology, and workflow systems
  • LPN and administrative support in every clinic
  • Dedicated onboarding, shadowing, and one-to-one mentorship
  • 75% physician / 25% clinic split, with enhanced 80% split for evening sessions

The Role

Physicians will provide a varied mix of continuity care and same-day urgent presentations, supporting a diverse and growing patient population.

Clinical work may include:

  • Family medicine and continuity of care
  • Acute and same-day presentations
  • Minor procedures, ECGs, suturing, wound care, dressings, and skin biopsies
  • Chronic disease management and preventative healthcare

The clinics are looking to expand extended access provision. Typical schedules  will include a blend of daytime and evening sessions, with preferred evening shifts from 2:00pm to 8:00pm or 3:00pm to 9:00pm.

Compensation & Benefits

  • Standard 75% physician / 25% clinic split
  • Enhanced 80% physician / 20% clinic split for evening sessions
  • Strong patient demand and long-term practice-building opportunity

This role would suit a Family Physician / GP who is motivated to build a busy, long-term practice in a supportive, physician-led environment.

  • Family physicians / GPs seeking a permanent or long-term opportunity
  • Doctors interested in urgent care and family medicine
  • Physicians comfortable with evening or extended access sessions
  • Must have MRCGP / MICGP / FRACGP or equivalent

Why relocate to Toronto?

  • Canada’s largest city region, offering strong career opportunities across healthcare, technology, finance, and professional services.
  • One of the world’s most multicultural regions, with welcoming international communities and over 250 ethnicities represented.
  • High quality of life, with diverse neighbourhoods, green spaces, waterfront access, restaurants, culture, sport, and major events.
  • Excellent access to public services, including Ontario’s publicly funded healthcare system and strong education options.
  • Well connected for professionals and families, with regional transit, international travel links, and easy access to the wider Greater Toronto Area.
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