Dr. Nutter is dedicated to providing high-quality evidence-based pediatric care.
Dr. Nutter is dedicated to providing high-quality evidence-based pediatric care.
204-2245 Abbott Street, Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 1E2, Canada
Preferred = leave a confidential voicemail by calling (236) 420-0556 (line 2) Send requested documents, referrals requests via fax: (778) 754-0249 Email: drnutterpediatrics@gmail.com (for non-urgent, non-clinical issues only)
Mon | By Appointment | |
Tue | By Appointment | |
Wed | By Appointment | |
Thu | By Appointment | |
Fri | Closed | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
Closed on WEEKENDS & statutory holidays.
Dr. Nutter is a Consultant Pediatrician who provides an opinion & direction on specific or complex medical and developmental issues that require specialized care. Specialists can only assess patients who are referred by a family physician/GP, nurse practitioner or midwife.
Referrals are triaged (booked) based on urgency / reason for referral / child's age (infants are prioritized; Dr. Nutter does not assess youth >age 17)
Our office will contact families directly to book an appointment.
If your child develops any new medical issues or concerns please always see your GP first so they can complete an assessment. If they determine the issue requires a specialist, they will request a referral next.
It is important that you continue to follow-up regularly with your GP. If your child's issue changes or worsens over time Dr. Nutter requires a written update from your GP; this may impact the wait time.
Please be aware that appointment no-shows, last minute cancellations, and not submitting all of the requested forms results in longer wait times
Almost 1 million British Columbians don’t have, and can’t get, a family doctor.
We are currently in a primary health care crisis.
Patients are frustrated. Physicians are burnt out. The chronic overcrowding of emergency departments has reached a critical and acute level. Wait times to see specialists are getting longer and longer...
Join physicians (GPs and specialists alike) in sharing your voice to let government know you care about having a family doctor. Research shows that having a good working relationship with your family doctor can result in better health, earlier diagnosis of potentially serious problems, and fewer hospital stays.
In British Columbia, pharmacists can prescribe medications within the scope of their "Minor Ailments and Contraception Service" (MACS) program; includes prescription & over-the-counter medications for:
Did you know...
“What we don’t want to see happen is patients going into the emergency department for prescription renewals. It makes no sense for individuals to have to sit hours in an ER waiting for a prescription. Pharmacists have the knowledge and the training to provide these clinical services and deliver them well.”
The content on this website is not intended to replace comprehensive medical advice, health counseling, therapy, etc. Always seek the advice of your physician if you have any concerns or questions about your child's health.
Though Dr. Nutter has made every attempt to assure that her website content is accurate and complete; new research and information may become available at a later time.