Bluewater Health is announcing the departure of one of the hospital’s top executive positions this week.
Chief nursing executive and vice president of clinical support, Shannon Landry, is leaving to take on a new role at Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare (HDGH) in Windsor this fall.
“We are deeply grateful for Shannon’s leadership and the transformative impact she has had on our hospital over the past eight years,” said Paula Reaume-Zimmer, Bluewater Health president & CEO.
“Her relentless drive for excellence and her commitment to patient care have left a lasting legacy.”
During her eight-year tenure at Bluewater Health, Landry has made ‘significant contributions to the hospital and local healthcare delivery,’ the hospital said in a news release, adding that in her role, Landry “transformed professional practice supervisor model, led the health human resources strategy, spearheaded the integration of the quality and risk programs, and sponsored the organization’s Culture of Kindness.”
In September, Landry will assume her new role as vice president of restorative care and chief nursing executive at HDGH.
“We are thrilled to have Shannon join the HDGH team,” said Bill Marra, president & CEO, HDGH. “She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from her increasingly complex roles within acute care and at the ministry level.
“As a Windsor native, we look forward to welcoming Shannon and her husband home.”
Landry is a registered nurse with a diploma in nursing from St. Clair College, a BScN from McMaster University, and a Master's in Nursing Administration from the University of Toronto. With a background as a neonatal intensive care nurse, she has spent the last 24 years of her career in leadership roles, including 14 years in executive positions.
Landry has also been an active member of various boards throughout the community.
Bluewater Health is actively recruiting for the chief nursing executive & vice president of clinical support services role.
For more information, visit bluewaterhealth.ca/employment-opportunities.