Congratulations to the NEW Certified First Nations Health Managers (CFNHM)!

Celebrating and Sharing our Inherent Knowledge in
Health Leadership and Management
September 23-25, 2014 – Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel, Vancouver, BC

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Congratulations to the NEW Certified First Nations Health Managers (CFNHM)!

What is a CFNHM? A CFNHM is a highly-skilled professional, committed to personal career development, standards of ethical conduct and First Nations health management. CFNHMs gain insight into the most advanced and up-to-date health management practices and health services issues facing First Nations organizations. As valued members of the community and health decision-making teams, they work in a variety of pivotal positions. They are valued for their understanding of health management and services: as a source and interpreter on health issues and health management matters; and they improve the decision-making process. Read more…

We are pleased to be honoring the following NEW CFNHMs at the upcoming 2014 conference in Vancouver!

1. Iris Allen, Charles J Andrew Youth Treatment Center
2. Elaine Allison, Wagmatcook First Nation
3. Willie Alphonse, Nenqayni Wellness Centre Society
4. Ava Bear, Muskoday Communtiy Health Center
5. Ruth Bear, Prince Albert Grand Council
6. Lisa Beardy, Dauphin River First Nation Health Centre
7. Roger Beaudin, M’Chigeeng Health Services
8. Brenda Blom, Keewatin Tribal Council
9. Steven Clarke, Whiskyjack Treatment Centre
10. Constancio Claver, Victoria Cool Aid Society
11. Penny Constant, Prince Albert Grand Council
12. Doris Custer, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Health Services
13. Debra Dell, YSAC
14. Sally Dokis, Dokis Health Centre
15. Teena Dumais-Clarke, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Health Services
16. Cynthia Garson, Fisher River Cree Nation Health
17. Kris Keast, Mamawetan Churchill River Health Authority

18. Lori Keith, Siren Strategies, FNHMA Instructor
19. Karen Main, Leading Thunderbird Lodge
20. Diane McDonald, WRTC Health Department
21. Rose Michel, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Health Services
22. Marcia Mirasty, Flying Dust First Nation
23. Michel Paul, Poste de soins infirmiers de
Matenekush – Lac John
24. Jack Penashue, Sheshatshiu Innu First Nations
25. Sophie Picard, First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission
26. Wilma Roberts, La Ronge Band Health Services
27. Nicole Robichaud, Eel River Bar First Nation
28. Roxanne Sappier, Negotkuk Health Services
29. Roseanne Sark, Mikmaq Confederacy of PEI
30. Vincent Simon, Ka-Na-Chi-Hih Treatment Centre
31. Virgil Tobias, Nimkee NupiGawagan Healing Centre
32) Rose Lemay, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch

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