Delivering care to the heart of South Surrey and White Rock
Peace Arch Hospital (PAH) is a growing acute care facility in White Rock, providing emergency, surgical, and specialized services to South Surrey and surrounding communities. As part of Fraser Health, PAH plays a vital role in treating seriously ill and injured patients.
Where your passion for care finds purpose
Peace Arch Hospital is a vibrant community hospital within Fraser Health’s integrated network, offering a wide range of services including 24/7 emergency care, general medicine, surgery, maternity, inpatient and outpatient care. The hospital plays a vital role in serving the residents of South Surrey and White Rock, while also supporting surrounding communities.
As a teaching hospital affiliated with University of British Columbia’s family medicine and psychiatry residency programs, Peace Arch Hospital is a place where learning, collaboration and professional growth are part of everyday life. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to advance it, you’ll find opportunities to thrive in a supportive and innovative environment.
Check out the latest news, stories and innovations at Peace Arch Hospital.
Improved access to emergency and surgical services
In 2022, Peace Arch Hospital unveiled an expanded Emergency Department—more than doubling its size and increasing treatment spaces from 24 to 50. The new design included dedicated areas for pediatric and family care, enhancing comfort and accessibility for all patients.
Above the Emergency Department, a new surgical suite was added, featuring two additional operating rooms. The Medical Device Reprocessing department was also upgraded and relocated nearby, streamlining the sterilization process and improving surgical efficiency.
These enhancements now create a seamless connection between emergency services, surgical care, and equipment sterilization.
Caring for community in the heart of coastal charm
Peace Arch Hospital is located in beautiful White Rock, just steps from the ocean and the iconic pier. Surrounded by coastal scenery and a close-knit community, it offers a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.
With easy access to Vancouver and the U.S. border, White Rock is an ideal place to live and work—where natural beauty, community spirit, and professional opportunity come together.
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Peace Arch Hospital provides care on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Semiahmoo [semi-ahmoo] First Nation, and is home to the Surrey-Delta Métis Association.
Build a fulfilling care and lifestyle
Peace Arch Hospital fosters a culture where wellness and balance are more than just goals—they’re part of everyday life. Staff enjoy a supportive environment that encourages personal well-being alongside professional growth.
Beyond the hospital doors, White Rock offers a laid-back coastal lifestyle with oceanfront trails, boutique shopping, and local eateries. It’s a place where community connection and natural beauty make life outside of work just as rewarding.
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