If required, make alternate arrangements if email notifications from systems are affected.
Prevention and Screening Clinical Services, in collaboration with Diagnostic Imaging, is proud to announce the Ontario Lung Cancer Screening Program.
Ensure that you logout and close all Virtuo applications by the start of the downtime.
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is committed to providing a healthy and safe work environment for all employees, physicians, undergraduates, post graduates, medical trainees, students, volunteers and contractors.
Take part in the Global Workforce Survey, developed by HSO and Accreditation Canada, to provide your valuable input on patient safety, quality care, work environment, and well-being.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for the June edition of Town Hall, which featured a Year Three review of Strategic Plan 2026, including key updates and insights from staff and project leads
Join Raynell Casey presenting “My Journey to Freedom” on June 17.
It is Stroke Awareness Month and Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is celebrating 10 years of Code Stroke.
The Staff Advisory Committee cordially invites all staff, professional staff, and volunteers to join us for coffee and conversation.
Click here to learn about the new additions to the 3rd Floor Staff Lounge.
Here’s a look at the media coverage from yesterday’s official unveiling of construction for our Hospital’s new Cardiovascular Surgery Program.
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre officially broke ground today on its new Cardiovascular Surgery Program, the first of its kind in Northwestern Ontario. This marks a major step forward in access to life-saving care for people in the region.
Congratulations to all our award recipients—and thank you for all that you do!
Join the Innovation Team for the first ever Good Morning Innovation: Pitch Event.
Congratulations to winners of week 1 of the Active Commute Challenge.
Fort William First Nation will be hosting a free Pow Wow on June 21.
We invite you to celebrate Pride Month by exploring the works of 2SLBGTQQIA+
Wearing an N95 mask provides protection for staff from chemical exposures and airborne contaminants. Respirator fit testing verifies that the respirator provides the expected level of protection by ensuring a tight seal between the respirator and the wearer’s face.
Mr. Banskumar Arjune, a long time employee of Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC), dedicated his life to efforts supporting the treatment of patients with cancer and, despite a valiant effort, succumbed to that condition himself on May 22, 2025.
As June marks Stroke Awareness Month, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre proudly celebrates a decade of implementing the Code Stroke process — a lifesaving protocol that has profoundly enhanced stroke care and outcomes.
