Kristaline Corpuz’s nursing career has taken her across the globe – from the Philippines to Saudi Arabia to Ontario. She’s found a home at Niagara Health, where nearly 50 per cent of the nursing personnel are internationally educated nurses (IENs).
As Chief of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Dr. Satish Chawla doesn’t work with patients at the bedside. But he’s often the first to know what’s causing their health issues.
For Kevin Wylie, Manager of Staff Scheduling, hospital staffing is a complex puzzle that demands constant problem-solving, quick thinking and an in-depth understanding of union agreements, all with an eye to patient care.
“No matter where you come from or what obstacles you face, there is space for you. Take up that space," says Felicia Bankole.
When Taylor Morrone was a child, she proudly told people what her father, Peter, did for a living at Niagara Health. Years later, she’s working alongside him as a respiratory therapist, extending their bond from home to hospital.
Abdul-Qoyyum Adekitan strives to go deeper than surface-level solutions, whether fixing medical devices or one day helping people in their health journeys.
Francie Davidson looks back on 37 years of caring and reflects on her daughter following in her footsteps by pursuing a nursing career.
Katelyn Page was well-acquainted with Niagara Health, thanks to strong family connections, prior to joining the organization in 2015.
At Niagara Health, leadership and patient care go hand in hand. The Extraordinary Us Mentorship Program embodies this connection and plays a key role in growing future leaders and strengthening the organization.
Christine Lam-Au has spent the past 25 years helping to shape care for older adults at Niagara Health. Her efforts were recently recognized with a regional Clinical Excellence Award.
