Heather is the primary person responsible for patient discharge planning for all of the hospital, but her role also includes coordinating patient transfers, to home, to alternate facilities and to community care.
Jessica Wilcox is a occupational therapist who specializes in NICU and paediatric feeding. She believes it is important to treat each family she sees with a compassionate approach.
Chris is a registered respiratory therapist (RRT) who loves his work because no two days are ever the same. He enjoys the people he works with – since his first day, he knew the staff at MSH were unique.
Warm, kind, knowledgeable and unassuming are all words that come to mind when you meet Allan Kelly, Manager of Energy and Infrastructure but when Allan sees the need for change he is driven to get it done and done right.
Kiran began her career as a critical care nurse, and with a passion for practice and process improvements, has found her fit at MSH as a corporate nursing professional practice leader.
Michael, a volunteer language interpreter at Markham Stouffville Hospital who speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin, recognized that his language skills could help patients feel more comfortable when they are at the hospital.
When you first meet Saud Aslam, one of our Project Managers with Capital Planning, Projects and Infrastructure, you can be sure to recognize his warm smile even under the mask.
At Markham Stouffville Hospital (MSH), we are proud to serve one of the most diverse and culturally rich communities in the country. People from myriad of backgrounds and language groups come through the hospital doors each day.
When she is not fixing broken bones, Dr. Smith remains as active as she can, although during the pandemic some of her activities have been put on hold.
