Clinic services, including weekend walk-in clinics, are only for patients registered with a family physician at this clinic. Not registered? See how to apply

Dr. Amy Boalch

Dr. Amy Boalch

Dr. Amy Boalch

BSc (Hons), MBBS, MSc (Dist), MSc (Dist), CCFP

  • Clinical Instructor, Faculty of Medicine, UBC
  • Assessment and Evaluation Lead, Family Medicine Residents Program, Faculty of Medicine, UBCO
  • Exercise and sports medicine
  • Medical education

Dr. Amy Boalch is a UK-trained family physician who completed her undergraduate medical training at King's College London.

Dr. Boalch has a particular interest in exercise medicine. She holds a Master's degree in Sports Medicine, Exercise and Health from University College London and has experience supporting endurance running events, with a focus on heat-related illness. She also serves on the committee for the London Marathon Medicine Conference, an annual event dedicated to advancing research in endurance sport.

In addition to her clinical and sports medicine work, Dr. Boalch is passionate about medical education, teaching and research. She received a medical education scholarship during her family medicine residency and attained a Master's in Medical Education with distinction from the University of Oxford. She is currently a member of the clinical faculty at UBC Okanagan, where she serves as the Assessment and Evaluation Lead for family medicine residents in Kelowna. She also teaches undergraduate medical students as a clinical instructor.

Outside of work, Dr. Boalch enjoys trail running with her dog.

Booking with this clinic

Family medicine services are only for patients registered with Westside Medical Associates. Existing patients can book online or call 250-768-6920. If you are looking for a family doctor, see how to apply.

Registered patients only Family medicine and our weekend walk-in clinics are available only to patients registered with a family physician at Westside Medical Associates. We are unable to see members of the public who are not registered with the clinic.

Medical emergency? Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For non-urgent health advice any time, call HealthLink BC at 8-1-1.