The Huron Expositor, 1989-11-22, Page 29Page 10
CONGRATULATIO\S
Seaforth
Community
Hospital
on a fine
facility adding
confidence to the
community
Coordinator orientates staff
'D'Orlean, Frank & Jim
SILLS
A long time employee of the Seaforth
Community Hospital, Joan Chesney's
most recent challenge came when she
was named Occupancy Coordinator in
June of this year.
The temporary five-month position
was created to coordinate the hospital
staff's move to its new facilities after
expansion, and to the renovated areas
after that. As coordinator, Mrs.
Chesney, was required to orientate staff
to traffic flow and relationships, to time
moves so they flowed from one to
another, and to orientate the public to
the traffic flow and general change
over.
Mrs. Chesney began her medical
career as a nurses aide at Scott
Memorial Hospital in Seaforth in August
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hardware
Seaforth 527-1620
OCCUPANCY COORDINATOR, Joan
Chesney
ozatEl.E.
tilWLL.cLlio?�.
to the
Seaforth Community Hospital
on the occasion of your
Official Opening
of the new
Emergency Department
Seaforth Manor
Administrator: Mrs. Ruth Hildebrand
Director of Care: Mrs. Joanne Ryan R.N.
DOUG HALFPENNY, Chief Technologist
Chief Techn000gist
has experience
Douglas Halfpenny has held the posi-
tion of ,Chief Technologist at the
Seaforth Community Hospital since
September 1983, and brought with him
a variety of experience from around the
country,
A graduate of the Hamilton and
District School of Medical Technology in
1970, where he received his RT (CSLT),
Mr. Halfpenny worked six years as
Senior Technologist in
• HaematologyBlood Bank at Chedoke
Hospital in Hamilton, then four years as
Chief Technologist at Manitonwadge
General Hospital in Northwestern On-
tario, before working three years as
Chief Technologist of the Laboratory in
Mills Memorial Hospital in Terrace,
British Columbia.