Joseph Brant Hospital News

Proximity to nature: Burlington sits on the shore of Lake Ontario, surrounded by parks, conservation areas, and waterfront trails. Residents can easily enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, or kayaking.
Quality of life: Burlington has consistently been ranked as one of Canada's best cities to live in, offering a high standard of living, a strong economy, and a low crime rate. The city has excellent healthcare, schools, and recreational facilities.
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During Oncology Nurses Month we celebrate and highlight the important work of our Oncology Nurses in providing compassionate, quality care to our patients. Below we highlight the work of Barb, who has been an integral part of our Oncology Clinic for over 35 years.
With floor to ceiling windows and sweeping views of Lake Ontario, Joseph Brant Hospital’s Cancer Clinic was designed to not only meet the diverse needs of our patients and their families, but to also provide...
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Looking for a career opportunity that supports your professional development? At Joseph Brant Hospital (JBH), you can have a fulfilling career just like Justine. As a Registered Nurse, she loves working at JBH due to its convenient location adjacent to the QEW and 403. This allows her to commute from Stoney Creek in only 15 minutes, giving her more time to spend with her family and less time spent on the road.
Recently, Justine transitioned into a new role as Charge Nurse...
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When looking for the next step in his career, Robert sought opportunities to develop his leadership skills and to work in a supportive environment. Working as the Manager of Finance at Joseph Brant Hospital (JBH), he has not only had opportunities to learn and grow as a leader, but he sees firsthand the importance of his work and the crucial role his department plays in patient care. From managing the hospital's financial resources and ensuring its long-term stability to overseeing...
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Joseph Brant Hospital’s Patient Family Advisory Council (PFAC) provides an opportunity for patients and family members to provide their valuable perspectives in shaping and informing the delivery of patient-centred care. The PFAC makes a meaningful difference in the lives of current and future patients and families by working with staff to share the patient voice for new and evolving programs, services and offerings.
The PFAC is looking for new members to join its team....
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