Dr. Alyson McCabe MD CCFP
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Dr. McCabe was previously working alongside Dr. Lee, Dr. Hislop, Dr. Corcoran and Dr. Sambor to add extra booking capacity.
We are thrilled that Dr. McCabe now has her own panel of patients at our office (as of October 2024). Please note that after Thurs October 10th 2024, Dr McCabe will only be available for patients of her own practice. If your family physician is Dr. Hislop, Sambor, Corcoran, or Lee, please refrain from booking in with Dr McCabe after October 10th. Thank you.
Dr. McCabe completed medical school at the University of Calgary (2014) and her family practice residency at the University of British Columbia (2016). She has taken great joy in helping people while working in family medicine for 8 years. When not in the office, she enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her young family.
Dr. McCabe is a settler woman who acknowledges with gratitude her presence on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Tsleil-Waututh, Squamish, and Musqueam First Nations. She is passionate about providing trauma-informed, patient-centred, and culturally-safe care.
We are thrilled that Dr. McCabe now has her own panel of patients at our office (as of October 2024). Please note that after Thurs October 10th 2024, Dr McCabe will only be available for patients of her own practice. If your family physician is Dr. Hislop, Sambor, Corcoran, or Lee, please refrain from booking in with Dr McCabe after October 10th. Thank you.
Dr. McCabe completed medical school at the University of Calgary (2014) and her family practice residency at the University of British Columbia (2016). She has taken great joy in helping people while working in family medicine for 8 years. When not in the office, she enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her young family.
Dr. McCabe is a settler woman who acknowledges with gratitude her presence on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Tsleil-Waututh, Squamish, and Musqueam First Nations. She is passionate about providing trauma-informed, patient-centred, and culturally-safe care.
