Dr Charles Breau studied at the University of Ottawa where he completed his MD in 2010. He is a graduate of the family medicine residency training program at the Montfort Hospital class of 2012.

Dr Breau has been practicing as an emergency room physician since 2013, after he completed a training in Emergency Medicine at the Univerité de Sherbrooke.

Dr Breau has a Certificate of Added Competency from the Canadian College of Family Physician in Addiction Medicine and has been practicing comprehensive community based substance use health services since 2015. He is also the consulting Substance use health Physician at the Montfort Hospital as well as Montfort Rennaissance.

Dr Breau is involved in many community and Public Health initiatives aimed at helping reduce morbidity and mortality related to the opioid crisis in Ottawa.

In his spare time, Dr Breau enjoys golfing, running and the great outdoors.

Dr. Mira Pavan left her job in the engineering world and completed her medical degree in 2017 at the University of Limerick in Ireland before moving back home to Canada. In 2019, she completed her rural family medicine residency in Prince Albert, SK, through the University of Saskatchewan.

Early in her medical training, Dr. Pavan was introduced to the world of substance use health, and decided to make this a part of her practice, receiving her OAT prescribing privileges while in residency. Once finished her residency in 2019, she practiced full scope rural family medicine, with an interest in substance use health, HIV / HepC care, transhealth and gender non-conforming care and hospitalist medicine.

Dr. Pavan has recently moved back to Ontario with her husband, and locums in family medicine alongside her days at Recovery Care - Byward.

Outside of work, she lives for making and eating great food, catching up on everything MCU and Disney, and planning her next travel adventure.

Anthony was born and grew up in the national capital region. Prior to becoming a Physician Assistant he obtained an Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences degree in 2015 at the University of Ottawa with a focus in the social determinants of health and health program development.

Anthony then went on complete his Physician Assistant training in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. His training included extensive work with vulnerable and underserviced populations in rural northern Ontario. He successfully completed the national entry to practice examination in 2018 and has been designated as a Canadian Certified Physician Assistant by the Physician Assistant Certification Council of Canada.

Since graduation Anthony has been able to gain valuable experience in the evaluation and treatment of cardiovascular disease and neurological disorders. He joined the Recovery Care team in 2020 and now proudly provides primary care walk-in services and substance use health services to our patient population. Anthony primarily works out of our Byward Market and Vanier locations.