IN IT TOGETHER: ‘Everyone is supportive of each other’
Jaime Veldman says the most challenging part about working in the early days of the pandemic was stepping out of her comfort zone.
Jaime Veldman says the most challenging part about working in the early days of the pandemic was stepping out of her comfort zone.
Carmine Posteraro considers himself a miracle.
Something that separated Kelsey Perri from her regular role at Niagara Health has actually made her feel more connected to the organization.
It’s the heightened focus on infection control that is the most eye-opening part about working during the pandemic for Biomedical Engineering Technologist Abram Shihata.
Nurses have always been known for their compassionate, caring and giving nature. This week – National Nursing Week – is no exception, as Niagara Health nurses teamed up to donate money to support charitable organizations in our community.
For Tamara Zahn, being part of the Environmental Services team at Niagara Health extends beyond her job description.
Kevin Traynor always knew Niagara Health had a strong Environmental Services team. But seeing the way the team is going above and beyond during the pandemic has been especially inspiring for him.
Sydney Shirton could never have imagined starting her nursing career at such a monumental moment in history: during a global pandemic.
During the pandemic, many of Niagara Health’s Mental Health and Addictions outpatient programs have moved to OTN (videoconferencing) and telephone calls, rather than face-to-face appointments, to protect patients, staff and physicians.
It’s the face-to-face interactions with many of her colleagues and patients that Dr. Maxine Lewis misses most while working during the pandemic.