With over a decade of experience, Dr. Philippe Smith is dedicated to providing exceptional medical care to families. He currently serves at Clinique Le Trait D’Union and Anna Laberge Hospital, ensuring top-quality healthcare for all his patients.
Career Highlights
Serving at Clinique Le Trait D’Union and Anna Laberge Hospital, Dr. Smith is known for delivering compassionate, personalised healthcare. His commitment to excellence is evident in his long-standing dedication to patient wellbeing.
Dr. Smith graduated with honours in Cell and Molecular Biology from Concordia University and earned his Medical Doctorate from the University of Montreal, setting a strong foundation for his medical career.
As VP of AMOSO and an active member of FMOQ, Dr. Smith contributes to shaping the future of family medicine and mentoring the next generation of physicians.
Publications & Advocacy
Dr. Smith has authored notable works on prostatitis and the evolving landscape of family medicine, reflecting his deep commitment to advancing public health knowledge.
Beyond professional duties, Dr. Smith actively supports charitable causes and community outreach programs, bridging healthcare with humanity.
More Than Medicine
Loves exploring cultures and landscapes across the globe.
Whether it’s snowboarding in the winter or mountain biking in the summer, Dr. Smith finds joy in staying active.
A percussion enthusiast who believes rhythm brings balance to life.
Dr. Smith sees patients at Clinique Le Trait D’Union and Anna Laberge Hospital.
He specialises in family medicine, providing comprehensive care to individuals and families.
Yes, he is the Vice President of AMOSO and a long-time contributor to the Fédération des médecins omnipraticiens (FMOQ).
Yes, he has published research on prostatitis and the future of family medicine.
Travel, snowboarding, mountain biking, running, and percussion.
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Delson, Quebec
Canada, J5B1A9
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