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Rudy has been a nurse for 22 years and has work alongside many teams. The past 12 years have been spent in the Emergency Department at Headwaters where he most recently became a High Acuity Transfer Nurse.

Rachel had experienced two miscarriages prior to getting pregnant in 2021. Dr. Shola Anjola, Obstetrician and Gynecologist, at Headwaters provided care following the miscarriages.

Growing up in Nova Scotia, Rhonda is proud to call Cape Breton home and quick to share stories about the community and culture in the Maritimes with anyone eager to listen.

During the first several weeks of the pandemic the atmosphere at the hospital was one of fear and uncertainty. The ever-changing guidelines from the province only added to the confusion and anxiety.  

Evan is 20 months old and has Severe Hemophilia A, a blood clotting condition requiring immediate medication administered via I.V. whenever he sustains any injury, or in cases when he has an active bleed. As a busy toddler, Evan is prone to the usual toddler-related incidents. He has been to Headwaters’ ED a handful of times for his current condition. 

Steve was experiencing immense pain in his lower abdomen and had gone from specialist to specialist to try and figure out what was happening. 

Due to the pandemic many of his appointments were delayed or cancelled; getting the care he needed was moving a lot slower than he had hoped.  

Jodie has been part of the Dufferin County Paramedic Service for five years, working out of the Orangeville Base.

Sherry completed her Diploma in Nursing from Georgian College in 1990 with her final pre-graduation placement here at Headwaters. On her last shift in our Emergency Department, she was asked if she would like a job on the Obstetrics Unit.

During this pandemic infection prevention and control has undergone significant changes to protect patients, families, caregivers, staff and physicians.

With combined threats of health care associated infections and COVID-19 we have had to implement stricter measures that follow the Public Health Agency of Canada’s evidence-based guidelines.

After graduating from the Paramedicine Program from Centennial College, Danielle did a placement as a paramedic student with the Dufferin County Paramedic Service where she developed an interest in working with the hospital.

Danielle has been part of the HHCC Family for 11 years, starting in Environmental Services, moving to the Medical Device Reprocessing Department and now in Stores.