BC Rural Health Conference
RCCbc’s annual BC Rural Health Conference (RHC) is more than just continuing medical education—it’s about connecting rurally based colleagues and fostering community and collaboration. Join us this year in Prince George RCCbc’s 2025 BC Rural Health Conference on June 6-8, 2025 at the Prince George Conference Centre.
Join us at the 2025 BC Rural Health Conference
You are invited to the BC Rural Health Conference, taking place June 6–8, 2025, in Prince George, BC. This annual gathering goes beyond professional development—it’s about building connections and celebrating the spirit of rural healthcare.
Register before April 15, 2025, to get discounted rates.
Bringing your family? Be sure to register early as childcare spots are limited.
Event Highlights:
- All-new format! This year’s schedule includes a full day of hands-on workshops and an expanded lineup of rapid-fire lectures—offering more ways to stay current on emerging trends in rural and family medicine
- Celebrate the BC Rural Health Awards
- Enjoy wellness activities, outdoor excursions, supervised childcare and more
- Connect and network with rural peers from across BC and beyond
- Pre-conference courses include: The CARE Course, CASTED: Emergency and myoActivation
View the program and register at bcrhc.ca
Registration is now open for the 2025 BC RHC
Call for Poster Abstracts–Submission Period Closed
Thank you to everyone who submitted their abstracts. The submission period has now closed.
If you have questions, please contact Tracey DeLeeuw at conference@rccbc.ca.
Although CME is a major component of the BC Rural Health Conference, the biggest advantage to attending this event is the chance to reconnect with rural health colleagues during the conference and its numerous social and networking events.
Dr. Nicole Ebert, Lead, BC Rural Health Conference
Highlights from the 2024 BC Rural Health Conference
Previous BC Rural Health Award Winners
Team Involved
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