On August 6, we will be relocating existing and installing new bike racks outside of the:
Please see maps attached below.
On August 6, please do not lock any bikes to the racks in these two areas.
Bike racks outside the Cafeteria and Labour & Delivery can be used as an alternative.
Temporary closure of the Level 1 C-Corridor will be extended into the week of August 4 – 8, with construction expected to be completed mid-week (updated map attached for your reference).
Upon completion of the Level 1 C-Corridor work, the portion of the Level 1 B-Corridor (adjacent to Stairwell F) will then be closed for construction for approximately one week to allow for the work related to the installation of new temporary double doors. Please refer to the attached map illustrating the closed area and detour for the Level 1 B-Corridor Partial Closure.
Level 1 C-Corridor will be re-opened before Level 1 B-Corridor is closed.
Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused – Thank you for your understanding!
Please be informed that beginning Monday, July 28, a section of the Level 1 C-Corridor adjacent to Stairwell G will be closed for approximately one week to allow for work related to the installation of new temporary double doors.
During this time, construction hoarding will be erected, completely blocking access through this part of the corridor. Consequently, direct access to Stairwell G from the C-Corridor will be unavailable. To reach Stairwell G, please use the B-Corridor detour by navigating around the opposite side – please refer to the attached map.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to achieve important milestones for the Cardiovascular Surgery Project.
Thank you for your understanding.
Thank you for your cooperation during the last phase of terrazzo repairs in the Cafeteria.
The temporary card swipe/access to the Stair-I door will be deactivated on July 28. This door will revert to being an exit only. All staff are to please resume using the East Entrance for access.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Kristi Judge in Capital Planning at kristi.judge@tbh.net or x.7031
Thank you to those who have completed the HSO Global Workforce Survey and congratulations to this week’s prize winner!
Kendaaz, Nursing Resource Team – $50 President’s Choice Gift Card
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Please join the Mental Health Awareness Committee for our Dynamic Discussions with Clinicians: Spotlight, where we will have Nasia Houvarda, share her inspirational story. Her motivational presentation will highlight positive outlets for overcoming the depths of trauma. Please share this calendar invite and or attached poster with your networks.
Shared on behalf of Cassidy Takacs, Physician Retention & Relations Specialist – Medical & Academic Affairs
Dr. Ajay Kamath Nileshwar
Dr. Nileshwar, a graduate of Kasturba Medical College, completed his residency in ophthalmology. He has been a practicing Ophthalmologist at the Saqr Hopsital in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. He has now joined the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre as a full-time Ophthalmologist in the Department of Surgery.
Outside his professional life, Dr. Nileshwar enjoyes exploring nature by going on hikes and loves to travel.
Lets all extend a warm welcome to Dr. Ajay Kamath Nileshwar as he becomes a part of our hospital and community!
Dr. Alex Pisig
Dr. Alex Pisig, a specialist in Adult Retinal Diseases and Vitreoretinal Surgery, has recently joined the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre as a full-time Ophthalmologist in the Department of Surgery.
Dr. Pisig brings extensive expertise in ophthalmology. He completed his Medical Retina Fellowship at Harvard Medical School. He then pursued Surgical Retina training at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, where he further honed his skills as a Retina Surgeon.
His academic journey also includes a research fellowship at the University of Hawai‘i, and a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Santo Tomas.
Outside of his professional life, Dr. Pisig is passionate about traveling, sports, and music, and is an avid musician himself.
Let’s all extend a warm welcome to Dr. Alex Pisig as he becomes an integral part of our hospital and community!
Dr. Josée Malette
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Josée Malette has recently joined the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre as a full-time Emergency Medicine Specialist in the Department of Emergency/Trauma Medicine.
Dr. Malette completed her Doctor of Medicine at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University. She is currently enhancing her expertise through a Simulation Education Fellowship at the University of Ottawa and pursuing a Master of Science in Health Quality at Queen’s University.
Dr. Malette has demonstrated a strong commitment to medical education and quality improvement, having served as a Clinical Skills Preceptor and Emergency Medicine Educator. Her dedication to patient care and community involvement makes her a valuable addition to our team.
Let’s all extend a warm welcome to Dr. Josée Malette as she becomes an integral part of our hospital and community!