1. Communications First, apologies for our communication mix-up last week. While advocating for better communication from Medical and Academic Affairs, it gets egg over our face when we also confuse the issue. The evening bulletins sent out from Medical and… Continue Reading
To the members of the South Island Medical Staff Association. This has been a very satisfying year to have been your President. In every hospital in which I have worked, an active and robust Medical Staff Association has served both… Continue Reading
Small acts of professionalism, dedication, and leadership can have a profound impact on the care of both patients and providers. The South Island MSA wishes to recognize its Members who are significant contributors to our community by establishing Annual Recognition… Continue Reading
Usually I try to limit items in the newsletter to 3: this month has 7, all important. There will be a meeting of the MSA / FEI on Tuesday, February 19 in PCC 150, supper at 5:30, agenda at 6pm.… Continue Reading
We are delighted to announce that the new project application form is now ready for your completion! Thanks for your patience as we’ve been improving it. We’re also pleased to be able to share the stories of a number of… Continue Reading
The South Island MSA’s Social and Wellness Committee wants to help you make summer last a little bit longer… Join your colleagues and their families on Sunday, Sept 9 for a Family BBQ and Fun Run: – Meet at 11… Continue Reading
Summer has been quiet but there are 5 short and important items to share with you: Congratulations to our South Island Hospitalist colleagues who finally have a contract. Sincere thanks to Kim Kerrone in her role as CFO and VP… Continue Reading
Since November 2016, the South Island MSA has approved and funded 86 different Engagement and Quality improvement projects, and we’re looking to support more! Thanks to these grants, our facility-based physicians have worked with each other, made positive changes to… Continue Reading
Since the last newsletter, the South Island Executive team has changed. Dr. Sarah Brabant has stepped down to enjoy her maternity leave with her new son. We wish Sarah and her family health and happiness! After my appeal for new… Continue Reading
The inaugural event hosted by the South Island MSA’s Social and Wellness Committee saw nearly 100 physicians come together to learn about “Physician Financial Independence” from Drs. Paul and Jane Healey. These Ontario physicians shared invaluable information during their presentation… Continue Reading
