Organizational Updates
After more than five years at Niagara Health, Sonali Kohli has accepted a new leadership opportunity with Ontario Health. Our sincere thanks and gratitude to Sonali for her dedication and leadership to the organization.
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After more than five years at Niagara Health, Sonali Kohli has accepted a new leadership opportunity with Ontario Health. Our sincere thanks and gratitude to Sonali for her dedication and leadership to the organization.
Grateful for the kindness of her healthcare team, Fort Erie resident Krystyna joined Niagara Health Foundation’s community of monthly donors.
For most people, a hospital is a place they visit during some of life's most important moments. For Izabela Cawricz, the South Niagara Hospital Project has been a significant part of her professional life for more than a decade.
As the first woman to be deputy chief of staff, General Surgeon Dr. Stephanie Phillips will tap into her knack for strategy to help organize care at Niagara Health on a larger scale.
Hospitals are built with steel, concrete and glass. But first, they are built by people.
Dr. Han-Oh Chung takes over from Dr. Amanda Bell as acting assistant dean of the Niagara Regional Campus, bringing with him a vision to train physicians in the communities they’ll go on to serve. His role is expected to be confirmed this fall.
Fraser Bridgeman’s daughter, Makayla, died in April while in the ICU at Marotta Family Hospital. Through organ donation, Makayla saved the lives of three people, leaving a lasting legacy for her family and the recipients who received her organs. Photo courtesy of St. Catharines Standard.
Sarah Keddy, a registered nurse in the Women and Babies’ Unit at the Marotta Family Hospital, brought the hospital’s monthly baby calendar to life.
From operating room etiquette to writing clinical notes, Amr Almasri is documenting the unwritten lessons of medical training and sharing them freely with classmates and future learners.
I still remember one of my early experiences in medical school, working alongside a cardiologist in a busy hospital. I had the chance to follow patients, spend time in the cath lab and see what happens when someone comes in with a serious heart problem. What stood out right away was how often we could make a real difference.