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For Caroline Campbell, compassion is more than a job requirement, it’s the driving force behind her career.
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For Caroline Campbell, compassion is more than a job requirement, it’s the driving force behind her career.
When Lifin Parakkal Thomas first walked through the doors of Niagara Health in 2013 as a volunteer, he never imagined he’d one day be receiving an award for excellence. But more than a decade later, this internationally-educated nurse practitioner is now a vital member of the internal medicine team — and the recipient of the 2025 Rising Star Award.
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Niagara Health is announcing changes to the summer hours at the Fort Erie and Port Colborne Urgent Care Centres (UCCs) due to a critical shortage of available physicians.
As patients are wheeled into the operating room, Registered Nurse First Assistants (RNFAs) are often the last faces they see before surgery, providing their final source of comfort and reassurance. These healthcare professionals are dedicated to preparing patients at every stage of the surgical process, including being a strong source of emotional support.
For Caroline Campbell, compassion is more than a job requirement, it’s the driving force behind her career.
Updates on flood remediation in Welland and Niagara Falls hospitals.
When Lifin Parakkal Thomas first walked through the doors of Niagara Health in 2013 as a volunteer, he never imagined he’d one day be receiving an award for excellence. But more than a decade later, this internationally-educated nurse practitioner is now a vital member of the internal medicine team — and the recipient of the 2025 Rising Star Award.
When an older adult living with dementia arrives in the Emergency Department (ED) confused and agitated, it’s not always a medical emergency that brings them in.