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Rotman Advanced Health Leadership Program Rotman Advanced Health Leadership Program Building Leadership Capacity The Rotman School of Management and the Collaborative for Health Sector Strategy, under the direction of Professor Brian Golden, wish Central to Program’s philosophy is exposing participants to varied “models” of leadership. Among system leaders who have worked with to congratulate the graduates of the fifth offering of the Rotman Advanced Health Leadership Program. The Advanced Health Leadership our participants are: Bonnie Adamson, Matt Anderson, Carolyn Baker, Penny Ballem, Bob Bell, Sacha Bhatia, Hon. David Caplan, Hon. Program at the Rotman School is designed for health care leaders who are interested in developing their strengths in leadership, the Elinor Caplan, Tom Closson, Stacey Daub, Janet Davidson, Sister Elizabeth Davis, Ken Deane, Michael Decter, Michelle DiEmanuele, Marilyn management of change, emotional and political intelligence and Integrative ThinkingTM. Thanks to the generous support of the Ministry of Emery, Kevin Empey, Tony Fell, Cathy Fooks, Mary Jo Haddad, Alan Hudson, Jack Kitts, Hugh MacLeod, Pat Mandy, Joseph Mapa, Neil Health and Long-Term Care, clinical and administrative leaders from all sectors of the Ontario health system received partial or full scholar- McEvoy, Camille Orridge, Philip Orsino, Gail Paech, Gino Picciano, Mark Rochon, Ron Sapsford, Shirlee Sharkey, Kevin Smith, Hon. George ships to attend this intensive 3-week modular program. Smitherman, Terry Sullivan, Leslee Thompson, Marian Walsh, Catharine Whiteside, and Catherine Zahn. For information about the 2012 offering of the program please visit www.rotmanexecutive.com/ahlp Congratulations to the alumni of the Advanced Health Leadership Program 2012 NAME TITLE ORGANIZATION The faculty were amazing, and my class- Dianne Alexander Acting Director Ontario Ministry of Health & Long Term Care mates were also wonderful. The opportu- Mark Bayley Medical Director Toronto Rehabilitation Institute Amy Bichai Medical Director Toronto East General Hospital nity to interact with people spanning the Lucy Bonanno Executive Director Summerville Family Health Team George Buldo Chief of Medicine Lakeridge Health Corporation spectrum of health care is truly unique. Kim Ciavarella President & CEO St. Joseph’s Home Care The course material itself challenged me Connie Colasante VP, Professional Services & Clinical Programs The Ottawa Hospital Ed Cole Physician in Chief University Health Network intellectually and on a personal level, it Bill Davies Executive Director Muskoka-Parry Sound Community Mental Health Service has given me a whole new perspective on David Fell Physician Leader Southlake Regional Health Centre Leta Forbes Head, Medical Oncology RS McLaughlin Durham Regional Cancer Center my role and how to leverage my personal Christine Fry Technical & Quality Manager Ontario Agency of Health Protection & Promotion strengths to maximum effect. Susan Gregoroff VP, Clinical Programs & CNE Cambridge Memorial Hospital Barry Guppy Medical Advisor Ontario Ministry of Health & Long Term Care Russ Harrington Director, Corporate Affairs HealthForceOntario Marketing & Recruitment Agency Dr. Richard F. McLean Linda Jackson Executive Director, Community & Ambulatory Services Baycrest “V.P. Medical Affairs and Quality Annette Jones Interim COO/VP Stevenson Memorial Hospital Michele Jordan VP Quality Improvement & Tranformation Rouge Valley Health System Hamilton Health Sciences Tricia Khan Senior Director, Client Services Erie St. Clair Community Care Access Centre LeeAnn Kidd VP, Mission & Organizational Development St. Mary’s General Hospital Sudha Kutty Director Patient Safety & Physican Issues Ontario Hospital Association Michael Lapaine VP Operations/COO Bluewater Health Gary Lewis Professor University of Toronto Rob Lloyd Medical Director Hamilton Health Sciences Liz Loftus District Executive Director, SE Region Victorian Order of Nurses Kathryn MacDonald COO Health Council of Canada When people are pushed out of their Lori Maki Executive VP Riverside Health Care Facilities Ursula Manuel Program Director Headwaters Health Care Centre comfort zone, that’s when breakthrough Fran McBride Director, Strategy & Innovations The Dorothy Ley Hospice learning occurs. The program helped me to Kavita Mehta Executive Director South East Toronto Family Health Team Nancy Merrow Chief of Staff Southlake Regional Health Centre articulate what kind of leader I want to be, Naveed Mohammad ED LHIN Lead, Chief of ER CW LHIN, William Osler Health Centre and provided me with the skills and tools Christine Nuernberger Senior Driector Strategic Planning & Integration Central West CCAC Chris O’Callaghan Executive Director Ontario Stroke Network to take me to another level. Renato Pasqualucci Interim VP, Medical Quality & Patient Saftey Bluewater Health Sharon Pfaff Deputy CIO Cancer Care Ontario Jenny Rajaballey VP, Mental Health Diagnostic & Redevelopment Grand River Hospital Stacey Daub Steve Read VP, Corporate Services & CFO Brockville General Hospital Chief Executive Officer Hilary Rodrigues Director, Financial Planning Trillium Health Centre Toronto Central Community Tim Rutledge President & CEO North York General Hospital Steve Schwartz Head, Division of Cardiac Critical Care The Hospital for Sick Children Care Access Centre Mark Schweitzer Chief of Diagnostic Imaging The Ottawa Hospital “ Lisa Shiozaki Executive VP & Chief Nursing Executive Lakeridge Health Corporation Wes Stephen Chief of Surgery Hamilton Health Sciences Elizabeth Walker Director, Office of the Chief Medical Office of Health Ontario Ministry of Health & Long Term Care Dave Williams President & CEO Southlake Regional Health Centre.
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