Dr. Virginia Le is a bilingual Family Physician, in English and Vietnamese, and the Founder, Owner, and Medical Director of VyCare Medical Clinic. As a child immigrant who escaped a country of persecution and oppression, Dr. Le grew up with a deep understanding of the importance of human rights and freedom of choice. Raised by traditional immigrant parents who sacrificed everything to give her a future, she carries with her a profound empathy for the struggles of newcomers and underserved communities. Her early experiences shaped a lifelong dream: to become a family doctor and make a meaningful impact in people’s lives, both locally and globally. Today, she proudly leads two thriving clinics in Vancouver and Burnaby, where she provides full-spectrum family medicine with a focus on women’s health and offers certified medical aesthetic services. Prior to completing her residency at the University of British Columbia, Dr. Le served as a Board Director for non-profit organizations advocating for women’s health. She raised funds and awareness by participating in marathons and organizing community events, demonstrating that advocacy and healthcare are inextricably linked. ​ Dr. Virginia Le is also a dedicated mentor, supporting new physicians through the UBC Practice Ready Assessment (PRA) and Family Medicine IMG Programs. As a Board Director on the Vancouver Division’s PCN Steering Committee, she is actively involved in shaping initiatives that improve patient care across entire communities. Her journey, shaped by resilience and a commitment to service, continues to evolve. Dr. Le’s next dream is to build non-profit clinics internationally—bringing compassionate, accessible healthcare to underserved regions around the world. ​ At the heart of her practice is a simple truth: medicine is not just about treating illness—it’s about honouring people, their stories, and their right to be seen, heard, and cared for.