Mandatory e-learning courses, due March 31, 2026, are now available to be taken through your Dual Code LMS Progress Dashboard.
Piling work will begin on April 29 as part of the early stages of construction.
See which events are taking place at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre throughout the week.
On April 23rd, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre welcomed Jill Dunlop — Ontario’s Minister of Emergency Preparedness and Response, and MPP for Simcoe North.
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre recently welcomed the media and others for a sneak peek at one of our Hospital’s newest technological additions.
Something as simple as an away notice on your email or voicemail can make a significant impact on how you (and the organization you work for) is perceived.
The Northwest Regional Renal Program would like to highlight the impact of deceased donor kidney transplants for our patients.
Administrative Professionals Day (April 23) recognizes and celebrates the work of administrative assistants, executive assistants, clerks and other office professionals for their contributions to the workplace.
As part of Administrative Professionals Week (April 20-26), we’re highlighting several clerks at our Hospital and the important work they do to help us deliver exceptional care to patients and families.
Every April 22, partners of all backgrounds come together to advance sustainability and climate action in commemoration of Earth Day
Meghan Hill will begin her role as Administrative Manager, Surgical Inpatient Units effective April 21, 2025. Meghan brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this role, making her an excellent fit for our team.
We celebrate the recent retirement of Valerie Walser, an exceptional Occupational Therapist.
For National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is raising awareness about the critical need for organ and tissue donors in our community and across the province.
Laundry and Linen Appreciation Week occurs during the last full week of April and is an opportunity to recognize an important group of behind-the-scenes champions at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.
On Monday, April 14, we welcomed the NOSM U fourth year medical students to TBRHSC!
Lauren Ritchie knew the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) inside and out. As the former Coordinator of the Screen for Life Coach, she was familiar with the screening process and how to best support her team
Due to the measles epidemic in Southern Ontario, TBRHSC has initiated a screening process, to be completed at all points of registration. Click to see the list of areas of concern when completing the screening questions.
The enteric outbreak has been declared OVER at the Transitional Care Unit (TCU) as of April 21, 2025. All restrictions are lifted.
Bridge Northwest is hosting a series of live virtual demonstrations showcasing Meditech Expanse — the new electronic health record (EHR) system being implemented across the region.
As we are approaching the end of Med Lab Week we would like to thank all the Lab staff for all your hard work!
Today we recognize the Switchboard Operators at our Hospital, an essential part of the team.
This month’s Town Hall took place on Wednesday, April 16th at 2:00 p.m. A video recording of the session and a copy of the presentation slides is now available.
Reflections From the Front Lines provides our health care professionals with an opportunity to share stories and experiences about their role in providing exceptional care for every patient, every time.
