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BCNU - EDMP Contact List BCNU - EDMP Contact List Representative Region Sites Vancouver Coastal (VCHA) Dawn Tonge Coastal Mountain/ Richmond: Acute, Community & [email protected] RIVA Long-Term Care (Minoru, Lions Cell: 604 862 1063 Manor), Lions Gate Hospital, Sunshine Coast-Sechelt, Powell River, Whistler, Pemberton/ Squamish, Bella Bella, Bella Coola Silvia Kuntze Central Vancouver/ Vancouver Acute, UBC, TCU– [email protected] RIVA Koerner Pavilion, Mary Pack, Cell: 604 862 0186 Broadway Corporate Offices, CST, Tertiary Mental Health (Willow/Segal), Banfield Jaspreet Gill Central Vancouver/ Community Care, George [email protected] RIVA Pearson Centre, G.F. Strong Cell: 604 312 0826 Vancouver Island (VIHA) Elaine Greer South Islands Victoria (except RJH & Mental [email protected] Health), SPH, Lady Minto, PHS Cell: 250 889 0228 Holly Anderson Pacific Rim NRGH, Oceanside, Port Alberni [email protected] (except Westhaven), Tofino/ Cell: 250 713 8772 Ucleulet, Comox/Courtenay, Campbell River, Mt. Waddington Laura Rachwalski Pacific Rim/ RJH, Victoria Mental Health (all [email protected] South Islands sites & programs), Duncan, Cell: 250 893 1774 Chemainus, Ladysmith, Nanaimo (except NRGH), Trillium, Westhaven, Eagle Park Fraser Health (FHA) Nicole Ng Fraser Valley/ Ridge Meadows Hospital, ARH, [email protected] South Fraser Valley/ Abbotsford Community, Langley Cell: 604 785 7644 Simon Fraser Memorial Hospital, Langley Community, Cottage/Worthington October 2020 Representative Region Sites Cathy Ellen Queen South Fraser Valley Delta Hospital & Mountainview [email protected] Residential Care, Delta Home Cell: 604 619 0084 and Public Health, Surrey Hospital: Access, High Acuity, ICU, Medicine Units, Surgical Services, Surrey Community: Dialysis Units, Home Health: Gateway, Newton & Service Line, Hospice, Central City, JPOC, Surrey Residential Care: Carelife, Czorny, Fraser Hope Lodge, Fraser Canyon Hospital Lisa Pires Simon Fraser Simon Fraser New West: RCH, [email protected] Burnaby: Burnaby Hospital, Cell: 604 880 9239 Burnaby Hospital Mental Health, Community Mental Health, Public & Home Health, Fellburn, QPCC, NW (PH, HH, MH), Riverview (Cottonwood, Connelly, Cypress), Maple Ridge/Ridge Meadows (PH, HH, MH) Jaspreet Gill South Fraser Valley/ Surrey Hospital: FBU/Maternity, [email protected] RIVA NICU, Pediatrics, Adolescent Cell: 604 312 0826 Psych, In-Patient Psych, ER, MHSU in ER, Diagnostic Imaging, Surrey Community: Mental Health (4 sites) Newton, Gateway, Timber Creek, Detox, Public Health: (4 sites) Newton, Cloverdale, N Surrey, Surrey Marie O’Connell Simon Fraser/ Tri-Cities: Community Mental [email protected] Fraser Valley Health, Public & Home Health, Cell: 604 785 8148 Eagle Ridge Manor, Eagle Ridge Hospital, Valley: Mission Memorial Hospital (including October 2020 Representative Region Sites Residential Care), Mission Community, Chilliwack Hospital, Chilliwack Community, Fraser Cheam/Valley Residential, White Rock Community, Bradley (Heritage Village), Peace Arch Hospital & Hogg, Wetherby Residential Care Provincial Health Emergency Health Services (PHSA/PHC) Weishan Loh-Chan RIVA, Shaughnessy PHSA (except Forensics and all [email protected] Heights, Central Corrections facilities) Cell: 604 862 0921 Vancouver, Simon BC Cancer Agency locations Fraser (except for Kelowna, Penticton, or Victoria) Ashley Bradwell Vancouver Metro/ PHC/PHSA Forensics [email protected] Simon Fraser All Corrections facilities Cell: 778 873 2879 Interior Health/Northern Health (IHA/NHA) Janet Barrett Okanagan All sites in these regions except [email protected] Similkameen/ KGH and all WSBC (including Cell: 250 462 7205 West Kootenay KGH) Leanne Johnson Okanagan KGH [email protected] Similkameen/ Kamloops: RIH & Community, Cell: 604 209 4190 Thompson N Mental Health, Residential Care Okanagan Karla Malm Thompson N All sites in these regions except [email protected] Okanagan/ Kamloops Cell: 250 319 3291 E Kootenay Wanda Veer North East/ All sites in NHA [email protected] North West Cell: 250 983 8598 Affiliate Sites Linda Crocker Affiliate Sites All Affiliate sites in the province. [email protected] Workload Coverage – All sites Cell: 250 713 4560 MOVEUP/#113323 October 2020 .
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