Public Safety Canada’s annual national Emergency Preparedness recognition week is dedicated to promoting community safety and emergency readiness to Niagara Health staff, physicians, volunteers, patients and visitors.
Marty Robbins was encouraged by his mother to become a nurse practitioner and supported in his studies by the Niagara Health Bursary Program as he works toward that goal.
Three members of the Niagara Health medical laboratory team know firsthand the relief and respite provided by Ronald McDonald House for parents with sick children in hospital. That’s why they rallied their co-workers to support the upcoming Ronald McDonald Family Room being built at the Marotta Family Hospital in St. Catharines during the team’s annual fundraising drive.
The day also offered healthcare scientists critical perspective by Indigenous Health educator Bernice Downey, and celebrated the Niagara Health Knowledge Institute’s first anniversary.
The event will be held at the Niagara Falls Hospital behind the Allied Health Building on Thursday, May 9 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m
Niagara Health’s first cohort in the hands-on work experience program offers as many valuable lessons as they are learning on the job at the Marotta Family Hospital.
After 30 plus years at Niagara Health, Angela Zangari, Executive Vice-President, Finance, Redevelopment, and Facilities/Chief Financial Officer has made the difficult decision to retire on May 31, 2024. Our sincere thanks and gratitude to Angela for her dedication and leadership to the organization.
This year marks the fourth edition of the event, to be held at Niagara College’s Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Research Day highlights participants’ ideas and findings that will impact the standards of healthcare locally and beyond.
As Doctors' Day approaches on Wednesday, May 1, Niagara Health is taking the opportunity to celebrate and honour the dedicated physicians who serve Niagara communities with unwavering commitment and excellence.
Perry Wintle lost vision in his left eye after a bacterial infection destroyed his cornea. Thanks to someone who registered to be an organ and tissue donor, Perry can see again.
