Built on Experience,
Guided by Care

Explore Dr. Goddard’s professional background, medical experience, education, and the journey that has shaped his approach to patient care.

GWYLLYN S.
GODDARD

Family Physician · Military Medical Officer, Canadian Air Force (Ret’d) ·
Agricultural Scientist & Founder
BSc (Hons) · MD · CCFP · Agronomist
155 First Avenue, Cultus Lake, BC V2R 4Z2    |    +1-604-799-3390    |    gwylllyn@gmail.com    |    www.gwylllyn.com
CLINICAL PROFILE & CAREER GOALS

Dr. Goddard is seeking to return to comprehensive family medicine practice, with a focus on thoughtful, patient-centred care and sufficient appointment time to support thorough clinical encounters. His immediate goal is to re-establish within a collaborative group practice setting, ideally within the Chilliwack, Hope, or Surrey corridor.

Areas of particular clinical interest include:

Integrative Practice

Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams — including physicians, nursing staff, physiotherapists, kinesiologists, chiropractors, massage therapists, and acupuncturists — incorporating evidence-informed integrative care models.

Complementary Medicine

Evidence-informed complementary and alternative approaches to support and optimize patient health outcomes.

Preventive & Longevity Medicine

Preventive care and longevity strategies, including optimization of nutrition, weight management, reduction of alcohol use, and appropriate use of nutraceuticals.

Hormone Therapy (BHRT)

Management of menopause and andropause using bioidentical hormone replacement therapy where clinically appropriate.

General Practice Dermatology

An area of interest Dr. Goddard intends to develop further once re-established in practice.

Teaching & Mentorship

Dr. Goddard has a strong interest in medical education and physician mentorship, including teaching medical students, residents, and International Medical Graduates.

CAREER & ACADEMICS — FAMILY MEDICINE 01 Jul 2005 – Present

Dr. Goddard has been registered as a family physician with the CPSBC since 2005. His clinical career spans comprehensive urban and rural family medicine, including emergency department and remote northern medicine locums across British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

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