Niagara Health two-time winner at Brock University Employer of the Year Awards
Niagara Health received a major distinction at the Brock University Celebration and Recognition Reception held on April 15.
Niagara Health received a major distinction at the Brock University Celebration and Recognition Reception held on April 15.
More than 550 people volunteer at Niagara Health, making the experience of being at the hospital better for patients, staff and physicians.
With a deep connection to the Niagara community, Dr. Jennifer Frendo navigates her demanding career with the support of her colleagues and by prioritizing self-care.
Niagara Regional Police have cleared our code silver and there is no further threats identified. The St. Catharines Hospital Emergency Department is welcoming patients once again. The code silver is all clear. Thanks to our partners and Niagara Regional Police for their support.
As the inaugural Chief of Primary Care, Dr. Jennifer Robert will support more communication and collaboration between the hospital and primary care providers.
Niagara Health has made great strides in creating psychologically and emotionally safe spaces for equity-deserving groups, says Robert Cosby. As Director of Patient Experience, Cosby intends to keep building on that.
Patients impacted have been notified. All appointments have been rescheduled.
Better patient outcomes is at the heart of why Niagara Health embraces the need for collaboration between hospitals and community physicians. Niagara’s family doctors and Niagara Health have been working together to manage patients and avoid unnecessary ED visits and hospital admissions.
Niagara Health is grateful for the hundreds of community members who provided input and asked questions during engagement sessions in Fort Erie and Port Colborne last month.
Ruth Peters had big plans to travel the world when she went into nursing in 1985. She found her place and an impactful career at Niagara Health.