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Niagara Health is marking International Women’s Day by sharing profiles of women who are helping shape the organization.
Niagara Health is marking International Women’s Day by sharing profiles of women who are helping shape the organization.
Niagara Health is marking International Women’s Day by sharing profiles of women who are helping shape the organization.
International Women’s Day is more than a date on the calendar, it’s an opportunity to recognize the progress, acknowledge the challenges and celebrate the women who continue to shape healthcare today and for the future.
Chris Domize is drawn to problem-solvers and to the stories that shape who we are. Since moving to Niagara, he’s embraced the region’s rich Black history and found a workplace where he truly feels at home.
From expanding DEI learning to advancing health equity, Niagara Health’s teams are shaping a more inclusive future. This national recognition reflects their commitment.
The annual list recognizes employers that demonstrate leadership in areas such as employee benefits, workplace wellness, inclusion and long-term workforce planning.
The mentor-mentee relationship formed by Jennifer Law and Isaiah Beardy during the Extraordinary Us program worked both ways and helped guide Niagara Health through back-to-back crises.
As we mark National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21, medical student Chyna Steele shares her journey to improve healthcare for Indigenous communities through language tools, education, and advocacy.
