The Queen’s Family Health Team is not accepting new patients. Please contact Health Care Connect at ontario.ca/healthcareconnect
FACE MASKS
The Queen's Family Health Team still requires anyone who enters our buildings (115 Clarence St. and 220 Bagot St.) to wear a face mask. Unless you are asked to remove your mask for purposes of your medical appointment, you will be required to keep your mask on for the duration of your visit with us. Patients who do not wear a mask will be required to have virtual appointments. This continued mask mandate follows an Ontario Ministry of Health directive for primary-care health settings.
CLINIC CHANGES
Queen’s Family Health Team (QFHT) recently welcomed several new physicians. To accommodate these additions, some patients will have a new physician while others will continue to see their existing physician at a new location within the two QFHT buildings, 220 Bagot St. and 115 Clarence St. Patients whose physician has moved or is changing have been notified.
Click on the following links to our clinic and physician changes and new physician contact list. Thank you for your understanding as we strengthen our team!
AFTER HOURS CARE
Please click here for information about our after hours care clinic.
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ABOUT US
As a patient in the Queen's Family Health Team (QFHT) academic clinic, your care will be delivered by our skilled interprofessional health-care team.
Your primary health-care provider is your family physician, who works closely with our resident physicians (residents). Residents are medical doctors who must complete two years of family medicine residency before they become independent practitioners in family medicine. Medical residents provide care to patients under the direction and supervision of your family doctor. Our medical residents, who join the team each July, bring a fresh perspective, keeping us at the forefront with the latest medical information and technologies.
In addition to our faculty physicians and resident physicians, the QFHT includes nurse practitioners, registered nurses, registered practical nurses, social workers, dietitians, a pharmacist, and other support staff who work together to provide primary health care. As part of our affiliation with Queen’s University and St. Lawrence College, we are an Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care-funded training site for students in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, dietetics, and clerical/administration. Together, we ensure our patients receive the care they need, and connect them with our health-care partners/agencies.
New programs and services are developed and introduced to address patient needs. Visit our Programs and Services page for more information. Patients may also be referred to programs offered through our collaboration with community partners.
We welcome your feedback on how best to support your health and well-being. Email us at dfm-qfhtinfo@queensu.ca
To you in good health.
Dr. Jennifer Tranmer
Lead Physician