Medical, Surgical and Safety Supplies Ltd., a Certified Aboriginal Business, calls the organization a Reconciliation Champion for taking sustainable action toward Indigenous equity.
Like many health systems, Niagara Health continues to manage ongoing staffing pressures within a strained system. Despite these challenges, our team consistently goes above and beyond to care for our patients.
Dr. Johan Viljoen has retired from his position as Chief of Staff and Executive Vice-President, Medical Affairs. Dr. Viljoen has made significant contributions to Niagara Health over the past 30 years as an obstetrician and gynecologist, Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Chief of Staff and Executive Vice-President, Medical Affairs.
With a new image updated every five minutes and a featured time-lapse video setting, you can now watch construction of the new South Niagara hospital live from your desktop or mobile device.
September marked the third annual Indigenous Inclusion Month at Niagara Health.
Niagara Health has increased programming for all staff and physicians through NH Unplugged, during this edition of Canada’s Healthy Workplace Month.
Jesse ONeil was inspired by the care he witnessed in the Emergency Department while working as an EVS Aide.
With three new additions to the team that was established in January, Niagara Health continues to make better support of Indigenous patients and their families a priority.
The quartet of doctors self-finance their humanitarian efforts to provide healthcare to those facing barriers, including performing fistula procedures that sustain dialysis treatment.
As a registered nurse in Niagara Health's NICU, Abby MacNaught provides care to the tiniest and most vulnerable patients, all while supporting families as they navigate the NICU journey.
