BC Rural Health Conference
The BC Rural Health Conference (RHC) is heading to beautiful Victoria, BC, for three days of learning, connection and collaboration! Hosted by the Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc), this annual gathering brings together rural healthcare professionals from across the province and beyond.
With a focus on the unique opportunities and challenges of rural practice, RHC combines practical, high-quality continuing medical education with a welcoming sense of community. Whether you're reconnecting with longtime colleagues or attending for the first time, you'll leave with new knowledge, fresh perspectives and meaningful connections.
What to Expect in 2027
Build confidence and sharpen your clinical skills through practical, hands-on workshops designed for the realities of rural practice.
Explore a diverse lineup of rapid-fire lectures, breakout sessions and discussions covering timely topics in rural and family medicine.
Share ideas, exchange experiences and strengthen relationships with colleagues who understand the rewards and challenges of rural healthcare.
Enjoy opportunities to unwind, reconnect and celebrate the rural healthcare community, including special evening gatherings.
2027 marks a special milestone as RCCbc celebrates 20 years of supporting and strengthening rural healthcare in British Columbia!
Join us as we recognize two decades of collaboration, innovation and community, and celebrate the people and partnerships that make rural healthcare so special. Stay tuned for anniversary celebrations and activities throughout the conference weekend!
Stay Tuned
We're busy putting together an exciting program! Full program details and registration information will be announced in early 2027 — until then join the Notify Me list to receive an email when registration opens.
Visit the official conference website for the latest updates and announcements.
We respectfully acknowledge that the 2027 BC Rural Health Conference will take place on the traditional territories of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and Xwsepsum Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. May our time here reflect a commitment to equity, cultural safety and meaningful collaboration.
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RCCbc is supported by the Joint Standing Committee on Rural Issues, a partnership of the BC Government and Doctors of BC.