People at the heart of top employer recognition for Niagara Health
Niagara Health has been named a Hamilton-Niagara Top Employer for the sixth consecutive year.
Niagara Health has been named a Hamilton-Niagara Top Employer for the sixth consecutive year.
Steve Malone's service dog, Mika, is an essential part of his recovery and learning to live with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Niagara Health Clinical Manager Darlene Venditti shares some important measures to help prevent falls while in hospital and at home.
“I feel this passion inside me anytime I’m able to care for a patient,” Alana Hawrylyshyn says. “I’m here, I feel you, I got you. I’m here to speak on your behalf.”
Patient Partners have collaborated on 175 initiatives across 26 Niagara Health programs since the launch of the Niagara Health Engagement Network. This achievement was celebrated during a recent networking event.
Niagara Health has a trio of nurse practitioners dedicated to helping older adults in the Emergency Department and getting them back on track to living life to the fullest.
Niagara Health has hired more than 80 doctors since 2021. Their arrival to the organization was celebrated at a recent meet and greet.
Although pediatric respiratory emergencies are rare, they require an immediate response from skilled staff. Niagara Health emergency medical staff are participating in mock pediatric emergency and education sessions.
More than 30 first-year students from McMaster University stepped out of the classroom to meet Niagara Health patients and nephrology team members, and see kidney care in action.
Dr. Stephenson Strobel is a trained economist who uses data to make Niagara Health’s Emergency Department more effective at getting patients the help they need.