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If you've ever ordered a BLT in the Brockview Caf? at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC), chances are Margie Callaghan served up that sandwich in record time. Long familiar to Caf? patrons at KHSC's Hotel Dieu Hospital site, Margie is clocking 20...
Robin Robertson never thought she would end up "on the other side" of her addiction and mental health issues. Now 12 years sober and recently hired as the administrative assistant for the Mental Health and Addictions Care (MHAC) program at Kingston...
Her smile is one of the first new employees with Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) are greeted with, virtually. As the facilitator of new employee welcome, part of Akshaya Arun's job is to make sure new hires are set up for success. "No pressure...
By day Andrew Schick is the fire alarm/security system coordinator at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC), but in the evenings and on weekends he's lighting it up on stage. More on that in a bit. Schick's role is an important one. For more than 20...
Aveleigh Kyle worked as an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) registered nurse (RN) for almost 37 years before retiring eight years ago. She has never really left, taking on part-time and casual roles throughout Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC). Since...
When Administrative Assistant Barb Patterson accepted a three-week temporary position with Kingston General Hospital (KGH) in 1991, she had no idea it was the beginning of a 30-year career in her dream job. "I can remember sitting in my doctor's...
It's one of those positions you may never have heard of, but without people like Bradley Leaver Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) wouldn't be able to perform many of its procedures. Leaver is a medical device reprocessing technician. It's no...
She may not wear a cape (yet), but Carol Foley does have some superhero strength. As the ambulance non ambulance transfer clerk, it's her job to make sure discharged patients or individuals leaving Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) sites for...
Dressed in a yellow personal protective equipment gown, nurse Curtis Gray likes to laugh with the patients he sees in the Urgent Care Centre (UCC) about them having a banana for their nurse. "I believe laughter and humour have a place in medicine...
COVID-19 fatigue may be plaguing you these days but not David Campbell. The clinical ethicist at Kingston Health Sciences Centre actually lights up when you mention the pandemic. "It may sound weird, but I've found it very exciting," he says. "It has...
