Dr Roberts is a female Family physician, and she has been a physician for around twenty years. She is a portfolio Family practitioner with a special interest in research and women's health.

She is a Certificant of the Educational Commission for Foreign medical graduates of the USA.

The bulk of her clinical training was in the United Kingdom, where she completed the training scheme to become a family physician. Her work in the UK combined both clinical practice and research at the Keele University in Staffordshire, UK, where she worked as a GP research Fellow. She is a GP trainer in the United Kingdom.

She worked as the Clinical Director of a Family Physician led clinic in England, a role she maintained for 3 years until she relocated to Canada. In addition to medicine, She has training in management and holds an award in leadership and team skills from the Institute of leadership and Management (ILM), United Kingdom.

She enjoys teaching and worked as a GP trainer in England, She is currently a Clinical lecturer at the University of Calgary.

Apart from research, she has interests in women's health, dermatology, minor surgery and cosmetic surgery.

She sits on the board of the Highland, Primary Care Network, Airdrie, Alberta.

Dr Oladipo Odubanjo, fondly called Dr O by his patients, is a male family physician. He has been in active medical practice over the last 20 years and has a strong passion for patient centred care. 

The bulk of his medical training was done in the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom (UK). He has had the privilege of practising medicine in Ireland, Nigeria, UK and, in the last 4 years, the beautiful province of Alberta. 

Dr O is also a clinical lecturer and is involved in the training of medical students and family medicine residents in conjunction with the Department of Family Medicine, University of Calgary.

Dr O has recently relocated his practice to the Bridge Medical Clinic and welcomes both new and existing patients.