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Health PEI names new CEO - Vimarsana News

Health PEI names new CEO

More than two months after Health PEI’s CEO announced his resignation, the province’s health minister has revealed the person who will step into the role in a few weeks.

Health P.E.I. to be headed by former Ontario assistant deputy minister of health - Vimarsana News

Health P.E.I. to be headed by former Ontario assistant deputy minister of health

Melanie Fraser will be the new CEO of Health P.E.I., following in the footsteps of Dr. Michael Gardam and interim CEO Corinne Rowswell at the helm of the provincial health agency.

Source: cbc.ca
How Canadian hospitals grew dependent on expensive out-of-town nurses - Vimarsana News

How Canadian hospitals grew dependent on expensive out-of-town nurses

During the pandemic, governments turned to private firms who sent staff from across the country at higher hourly rates. A Globe investigation focusing on one such nursing agency shows those weren’t the only costs borne by taxpayers

Facing a shortage of doctors, P.E.I. also can't find people to recruit them - Vimarsana News

Facing a shortage of doctors, P.E.I. also can't find people to recruit them

Health Minister says the department has five vacancies for recruiters, following a Summerside town hall at which the former chair of the Health P.E.I. board said Island medical students weren't getting contacted about employment.

Source: cbc.ca
Province working to fulfil medical homes promise, but former Health P.E.I. CEO skeptical - Vimarsana News

Province working to fulfil medical homes promise, but former Health P.E.I. CEO skeptical

Health P.E.I.'s former CEO Michael Gardam says patient medical homes would help more people see a doctor, but doubts there's enough space or people to staff them.

Source: cbc.ca