Dr. Craig Olmstead, is an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Family Medicine, and a graduate of our London Urban residency program. He is currently practicing comprehensive full scope family medicine in Parkhill, ON, and involved in undergraduate teaching. 

Born and raised in the south end of London, ON, Dr. Olmstead attended Wilfred Laurier secondary school before moving away to complete his undergraduate degree in Mathematical Physics at the University of Waterloo, after which he went on to train to be a Nuclear Medicine Technologist, a joint program between the University of Toronto and the Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences. He then studied medicine at Schulich Medicine, at Western University and completed his residency in family medicine at the Byron Family Medical Centre. He continued his training with a plus one in academic family medicine, and is currently enrolled as a student in the Masters of Clinical Science in Family Medicine program here at Schulich Medicine, focusing on Point of Care Ultrasound in outpatient primary care.

Dr. Olmstead is the sole family physician in the township of Parkhill, ON, where he has been practicing full spectrum rural medicine for the last two years. He is a part of a group of 11 physicians with offices in Alisa Craig and Strathroy.

Dr. Olmstead’s full model rural practice includes hospitalist work through Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital, home visits, and after-hours care, plus one half-day per week at Prisma Health Care Collaborative clinic located in the east end of London.