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Continuing Care Leadership Team Updated: March, 2021 Zone Name Job Title Responsibilities Address Office Phone Cell Phone E-mail Address Western Bob Jenkins Director Western Zone EKM, 23 Earnescliffe Ave, Wolfville, B4P 1X3 902-740-6305 [email protected] Alexandra Doucette Admin Assistant 58 Vancouver St, Yarmouth, NS B5A 2P5 902-742-3542 x1934 902-740-1380 [email protected] Crissy Doucette Manager Care Coordination - Shelburne, Digby, Yarmouth Counties 58 Vancouver St, Yarmouth, NS B5A 2P5 902-740-0470 [email protected] Joyce Kerr Manager Care Coordination - Annapolis, Kings Counties EKM, 23 Earnescliffe Ave, Wolfville, B4P 1X3 902-679-6310 902-599-4359 [email protected] Jan Boran Manager Care Coordination - Lunenburg , Queens Counties 215 Dominion St., Suite 200, Bridgewater, B4V 2K7 902-521-2738 [email protected] Nicole Boudreau Manager Intake - Provincial 58 Vancouver St, Yarmouth, NS B5A 2P5 902-245-8084 [email protected] Northern Mark Scales Director Northern Zone 797 Prince St, Truro, NS B2N 1G7 902-897-5967 [email protected] Levina Austin Admin Assistant 902-893-6314 902-890-6120 [email protected] Paula Wadden Manager Care Coordination Colchester County/East Hants 15 Commerce Court, Suite 260, Elmsdale, NS B2S 3K5 902-883-3040 902-240-2318 [email protected] Monika Harvey Manager Care Coordination - Cumberland County 71 Victoria St, Amherst, NS B4H 1X7 902-667-6251 902-397-2064 [email protected] Joanne Munro Manager Care Coordination - Pictou County 678 East River Rd, New Glasgow, NS B2H 3S1 902-752-7600 x3636 902-759-2249 [email protected] Toni Thompson Manager Access & Flow 797 Prince St, Truro, NS B2N 1G7 902-896-2297 902-956-9149 [email protected] Maureen McLean Manager Placement - Provincial 797 Prince St, Truro, NS B2N 1G7 902-956-3928 [email protected] Eastern Michelle DePodesta Director Eastern Zone 45 Weatherbee Ave, Sydney, NS B1M 0A1 902-563-3701 902-574-3454 [email protected] Mary Lynn MacLeod Admin Assistant 902-563-3306 902-574-1198 [email protected] Melissa Lee-Ross Manager Care Coordination 45 Weatherbee Ave, Sydney, NS B1M 0A1 902-574-1780 902-574-1780 [email protected] Kim MacLean Manager Care Coordination 218 MacSween St, Suite 23, Port Hawkesbury, NS B9A 2J9 902-625-4353 902-227-7925 [email protected] Jane Newlands Manager Care Coordination 133 Church St , Suite 47D, Antigonish, NS B2G 2E3 902-863-7198 902-870-3637 [email protected] Angela Meagher Manager Home Care Nursing - Provincial 218 MacSween St, Suite 23, Port Hawkesbury, NS B9A 2J9 902-625-4214 902-631-4334 [email protected] Shauna Luciano Assistant Manager Home Care Nursing 218 MacSween St, Suite 23, Port Hawkesbury, NS B9A 2J9 902-625-1858 902-631-2383 [email protected] Jennifer Delorey Assistant Manager Home Care Nursing 10560 Highway 16, Rm 418, Guysborough, NS B0H 1N0 902-533-4366 902-631-2396 [email protected] Erin McNeil Interim Manager Access & Flow 45 Weatherbee Ave, Sydney, NS B1M 0A1 902-563-2030 902-574-0620 [email protected] Central Wendy McVeigh Director Central Zone 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-478-2460 [email protected] Jenna Saulnier Admin Assistant 902-487-0535 902-483-8708 [email protected] Suzanne Stevens Manager Care Coordination 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-456-7522 [email protected] Margie Lamb Manager Care Coordination 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-225-6523 [email protected] Cynthia Stilwell Manager Care Coordination, OT & PT 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-483-7210 [email protected] Paul Fieldhouse Manager Care Coordination, Behavioural Health - Provincial 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-478-9412 [email protected] Jill Dollimount Interim Manager Care Coordination 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-471-4474 [email protected] Heather Leither Interim Manager Access & Flow 3826 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-266-7530 [email protected] Service Delivery Glenda Keenan Director Provincial 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-487-0478 902-225-8136 [email protected] Support Alison Hurd Admin Assistant 902-487-0474 [email protected] Senior Analysts, Quality Management Coordinator, Education Barb Baker Manager Policy & Planning 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-240-5092 [email protected] Coordinators, Planner Manager Contract & Jennifer Higgins Senior Analyst, Financial Service Officers, Finance Clerks 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-476-8275 [email protected] Operations Provincial Office Susan Stevens Senior Director NSHA - Continuing Care 3825 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax, NS B3L 4R6 902-487-0811 902-717-2872 [email protected] Tammy English Admin Assistant 902-487-0811 902-266-9291 [email protected] Jaimee Dobson Communications 902-240-9267 [email protected] .
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