Brittany Buna is a BC lawyer, qualified arbitrator, and HR professional โ and the founder of a BC private imaging clinic. She brings legal precision and firsthand healthcare operations experience to every policy she creates.
I'm Brittany Buna โ BC lawyer, qualified arbitrator, HR professional, and founder of MyClinicPolicies. Before starting this business, I worked directly with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC through the regulatory process of opening a private MRI clinic. I experienced firsthand what regulators require, how they assess documentation, and what it takes to meet their standards โ from the applicant's side of the table.
My legal practice spans employment law, administrative law, professional misconduct proceedings, and regulatory compliance. I have represented professionals before oversight bodies โ including health colleges โ and I have taught employment law at the post-secondary level. I understand both the legal stakes and the day-to-day realities of clinic operations.
What that means for you: every policy I draft is legally sound, practically usable, and built by someone who has sat on both sides of the table.
Aligned with College standards
BC privacy legislation compliant
Updated for April 2026 changes
Exclusively serving BC clinics
From a single policy to a complete documentation suite, I work with clinics of all sizes.
Full clinic policies drafted from scratch or updated โ written in plain language, formatted professionally, and ready for immediate use.
Step-by-step standard operating procedures that make day-to-day workflows consistent, compliant, and easy for staff to follow.
Review of your existing policies to identify gaps, outdated language, and missing documents before a college review finds them first.
Patient intake forms, consent templates, privacy acknowledgements, and staff documentation โ all audit-ready.
Opening a new clinic? I'll help you build a complete policy suite from day one so you're set up for long-term compliance.
As legislation changes โ like the new HPOA โ your policies need to keep up. I'll keep your documentation current and compliant.
BC's most significant healthcare regulatory change in decades replaced the old Health Professions Act on April 1, 2026. If your clinic's policies haven't been reviewed and updated, you may already be out of compliance.
I can review your existing policies and identify exactly what needs to be updated โ or create new, HPOA-aligned documents from the ground up.
Book a Compliance ReviewEvery policy is written in plain, professional language โ structured for real clinic use and formatted with your clinic's own branding.
This policy establishes how [Clinic Name] collects, uses, discloses, and protects personal health information in accordance with BC's Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) and the Health Professions and Occupations Act (HPOA).
This policy applies to all staff, physicians, contractors, and volunteers who access patient information in any format โ paper, electronic, or verbal.
[Clinic Name] is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of all patient personal health information. Information will only be collected, used, or disclosed for the purposes of providing healthcare services, or as authorized by the patient or required by law...
This policy establishes [Clinic Name]'s commitment to providing care and services free from discrimination, consistent with the Health Professions and Occupations Act (HPOA, SBC 2022, c. 43) and the BC Human Rights Code.
As of April 1, 2026, discrimination in the context of regulated health practice is explicitly defined as professional misconduct under the HPOA. This policy demonstrates our clinic's proactive commitment to equitable, respectful care.
No staff member, physician, or contractor may discriminate against a patient or colleague on the basis of race, colour, ancestry, place of origin, religion, marital status, family status, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or age...
These are illustrative excerpts. Full policies include purpose, scope, definitions, procedures, staff responsibilities, documentation requirements, and review schedules.
Request Full Sample PackageAll policies are drafted by a BC lawyer, formatted with your clinic's branding, and aligned with current CPSBC standards and the new HPOA. No surprises โ you'll know exactly what you're getting before we begin.
Ideal for small clinics (1โ3 providers) that need their foundational compliance documents in order โ without the cost of a full policy overhaul.
Designed for clinics building or overhauling their entire policy library. A comprehensive, audit-ready documentation suite tailored to your clinic's size and workflows.
Already have policies? Have a BC lawyer review, redline, and update them for CPSBC compliance and HPOA alignment. Priced by the hour based on scope and volume.
Not sure where to start? Book a consultation to talk through your clinic's compliance situation. Fees paid toward a consultation are credited to any package you proceed with.
All fees are in Canadian dollars. Final pricing depends on clinic size, scope, and number of documents. A written agreement is provided before any work begins.
Whether you're starting from scratch, updating existing policies, or not sure where to begin โ reach out and we'll figure it out together.