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The Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre was the recipient of a grant for $6,786.13 from the Northern Cancer Fund of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation to fund the purchase of an Emergency Shower in the Chemotherapy Preparation Anteroom for pharmacy staff. Pictured here from left to right are: Renée Soulliere, Pharmacy Aide, SLMHC; Devon Sokoloski, Special Events Officer, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Frank Head, Representative, Tbaytel; Megan Upton, Executive Coordinator, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Karen Parent, Director of Clinical Support Services, SLMHC; Sue Mittleholt, Pharmacy Aide Team Lead, SLMHC; Angela Brucelas, Pharmacy Aide, SLMHC; and Rita Demetzer, Treasurer, Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation.

Donors Fund Safety Equipment for Chemotherapy Preparation at Sioux Lookout Meno...

Heather Vita - October 22, 2015 0

100 Perks of Cancer Revealed at 23rd Tbaytel Luncheon of Hope

100 Perks of Cancer Revealed at 23rd Tbaytel Luncheon of Hope

Heather Vita - October 13, 2015 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Your Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation

Heather Vita - October 12, 2015 0

This young baby was born and spent a long time in the neonatal care centre, without the equipment in Thunder Bay saving lives would be far harder if not impossible

Donors are the Missing Piece – Thunder Bay Regional Health Science...

Heather Vita - September 22, 2015 0

Members of the Organizing Committee of the Balmoral Park Acura Save a Heart Ball recently toured the Cath Labs at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. Funds from this year’s Ball, which is celebrating its 10th Anniversary, will go to the Northern Cardiac Fund to support the replacement of one C-arm in the cath lab, at a cost of $1.4 million. Pictured are (from left): Sean Davies (Co-Chair), Cherie Kok, Vince Mirabelli (Co-Chair), Tina Kaethler, Janis Beebe, Maria Vasanelli, Maureen Mills and Elena Quaresima. Photo Credit: Alan Dickson

10th Anniversary of Saving Hearts in Thunder Bay

Heather Vita - September 22, 2015 0

From left to right: Jennifer Masiak, Lead for Emergency Planning and Enterprise Risk Management, Kerry Posselwhite, Clinical Nurse Specialist for Emergency and Trauma Services, and Kendra Walt, RN, Interprofessional Educator, are just a few of the dedicated health professionals from TBRHSC who helped develop and implement Alert 99.

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre New Policy Streamlines Safety

Heather Vita - September 9, 2015 0

The above photo depicts surgery at St. Joseph’s Hospital in 1906, and is an example of what can be seen at the exhibit. From left to right: Sister Lagourie, E. Regan, Dr. McGrady, Dr. Brown, Dr. Pratt, and Miss N. York (student nurse)

History of Healthcare Exhibit Now Open

Heather Vita - September 9, 2015 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Science Centre is working to be more inclusive for the region

Aboriginal Health at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Heather Vita - August 11, 2015 0

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Celebrating Healthcare Volunteers

Heather Vita - July 6, 2015 0

TD Canada Trust is proud to support world-class healthcare through its employees volunteering as part of Event Planning Committees for the Health Sciences Foundation, as well as through event sponsorships. Pictured are (left to right) Susan Hillman, Financial Service Representative; Laurie Clarke, Mobile Mortgage Specialist; and Rochelle Fiorito, Financial Service Representative. All three were Committee Members of the Elekta Bachelors for Hope Charity Auction and are TD Canada Trust employees. They recognize the impact volunteers have on healthcare and are delighted to work for an organization that supports them in volunteering.

TD Canada Trust – Lending more than money

Heather Vita - June 14, 2015 0

Staal Foundation

Staal Foundation Open Million Dollar Shootout

Heather Vita - May 28, 2015 0

Bluewave Energy is Canada’s largest independent fuel distributor and has a strong belief in supporting the local communities in which they serve. They are proud to support innovative cancer care in Northwestern Ontario through their commitment to the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign. Pictured l-r are, from Bluewave Energy, Tyson Beals, John Turuba, Silvana Kostiuk, Trevor Mikus, Bernie Oleksuk, and Darcy Otway, with Dan Bissonnette (3rd from left), Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation.

Bluewave Energy – Delivering Much More than Fuel

Heather Vita - May 17, 2015 0

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