BC Rural Health Conference
The BC Rural Health Conference is an annual gathering hosted by the Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc). It brings together rural physicians, health partners, learners and community leaders for continuing medical education, connection and collaboration.
More than a conference, this gathering is a chance to reconnect with colleagues, share practical rural knowledge, and celebrate the people and communities strengthening rural healthcare across BC.
Watch the 2026 recap
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Prince George for the 2026 BC Rural Health Conference.
This year’s gathering brought rural healthcare providers, partners and community leaders together for learning, celebration and connection. Watch the recap video for a look back at a few moments from the conference.
Looking ahead to 2027
The BC Rural Health Conference returns in 2027 in Victoria.
Stay tuned for more information about next year’s conference, where we will also mark the 20th anniversary of RCCbc and reflect on two decades of relationships, rural innovation, learning and collective work to strengthen healthcare closer to home.
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
2026 BC Rural Health Awards
Each year, RCCbc presents the BC Rural Health Awards to recognize rural physicians, residents and communities whose work is helping improve the health of rural people and communities in BC.
Previous BC Rural Health Award Winners
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