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Shaughnessy Square Medical Centre (formerly Oxford Medical Clinic)
We have moved
WE HAVE MOVED
About Us
About Shaughnessy Square Medical Centre
We’re excited to share some big news — as of November 10, 2025, we’ll be opening our doors at our brand-new home: Shaughnessy Square Medical Centre!
Many of you know us as Oxford Medical Clinic, which was started in 2018 by Dr. Matthew Choi. Over the past five years, we’ve had the privilege of caring for the Tri-Cities community, growing from a small clinic into a trusted place for family medicine and compassionate care.
As our clinic and patient family have grown, we began to feel the limits of our old space. So, we’re thrilled to have found a fresh, modern, and more functional location — designed with comfort and accessibility in mind for both our patients and our team.
To our existing Oxford Medical patients, thank you for being part of our journey. Our new clinic is just a few blocks down on the same side of the road, with easier parking and more room to serve you.
And to our new patients, welcome! We look forward to meeting you and continuing to provide the same attentive, high-quality care that our community has come to expect.
We can’t wait to see you at Shaughnessy Square Medical Centre — a new space built for better care and a brighter future
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Providing you with the best doctors for the best care
Dr. Candy Cheung
Dr Cheung graduated at UBC medical school in 2008. She finished her family practice residency in Calgary and worked there for a few years before moving back to Greater Vancouver. She works on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and some Saturdays. She can speak English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Dr. Waleed Khader
Dr Khader graduated from Baghdad University in 2003 and completed postgraduate training in South Africa in Family Medicine. I practiced in Alberta for 6 years and recently moved to BC. I speak both English and Arabic.
I enjoy playing soccer, travelling and spending my free time with kids and family.
Dr. Gangadevi Lokuwattage
Dr. Lokuwattage looks forward to working as a full-time practitioner at Oxford Medical, providing longitudinal
care to people in the community. Her mission is to provide the best quality, patient-centered health care
at the right time and place. For the past 3+ years, she worked as a family physician at the Clearwater
Medical Clinic, as well as an emergency physician, hospitalist, and residential care physician at the Dr.
Helmcken Memorial Hospital on a full-time basis. Dr. Lokuwattage graduated from the University of
Kelaniya, Sri Lanka in 2002 with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). She completed
her master’s degree in Community Medicine at the Post Graduate Institute of Medicine, University of
Colombo in 2009. Following post-graduate training, she worked as a family physician in Sri Lanka for
over 7 years before coming to Canada. In Canada, Dr. Lokuwattage was selected for the Practice Ready
Assessment Program – British Columbia (PRA-BC) in 2017. After successful completion of PRA-BC, she
worked in Clearwater, a small community in interior British Columbia, where she was commended by
many of her patients and the community. Through a wide range of experience spanning well over a
decade, she is acquainted with the complete scope of family medicine. She enjoys meeting people from
different sociocultural backgrounds and admires diversity. Besides her professional duties, she likes
being with her family, creative writing, and traveling.
Dr. Sepideh Modir
Dr. Sepideh Modir
-working as family doctor with a fellowship in the faculty of family practice in Oxford Medical Clinic. She joined our practice back in February of 2023 and she graduated from medical school in Iran in 1996. She has been practicing since June 1996. She’s well known for her unique wealth of experience and is extremely detailed orientated.
She is a member of the College of Family Physicians in Canada and a colleague of the College Of Physicians of BC. She was certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada in 2010 and subsequently focused with the fellowship in 2021. She believes in high standards of professionalism and endures to be medically up to date and knowledgeable. She moved from Newfoundland to British Columbia in December 2021 while she was teaching medical students as a clinical assistant professor. She was practicing in hospital and in a clinic as a family physician. She takes special interest in asthenic, dermatology and gynecology.