Our Board

Education:

Andrew has a Bachelors Degree in Management from Athabasca University as well as a Computer Programmer Analyst Diploma from Confederation College.  Andrew holds many industry certifications including the Project Management Professional (PMP) designation from the Project Management Institute, the Certified in Management (CIM) designation from the Canadian Institute of Management, Prosci ADKAR Change Management, ITIL Foundation, multiple Microsoft technical certifications including the Microsoft Certified Solution Development (MCSD.NET) and recently obtained the Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS-CA) from HIMSS.

Previous Relevant Experience:

Andrew has over 15 years of experience in consulting, health care and government sectors.  Andrew has worked for Wardop Engineering, an international technology and engineering consulting firm, as a software developer, business manager and project manager.  Andrew moved into Health Care in 2005 working for Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) in a number of roles in their Informatics department including Information Systems Coordinator and Information Services Project Coordinator.  In his time with TBRHSC Andrew managed the implementation of the Shared Hospital Information for many of the hospitals in the region.  In 2009 Andrew became the Project Director for NEODIN, a provincial shared Diagnostic Imaging Repository for 61 hospitals in the North West, North East and Champlain LHINs.  In 2010 Andrew moved over the North West Local Health Integration Network where we held several roles including the Director of eHealth and Project Management where he lead the development of the North West LHIN’s eHealth Services Plan for 2013-2016, setting a regional strategy for eHealth for LHIN funded Health Service Providers.

General Hobbies/Interests:

Andrew enjoys music, playing guitar and piano, staying fit by running and strength training and spending time with his family.  Andrew is actively engaged with Thunder Bay District Crime Stoppers and is currently a member of Board of Directors as the Vice-Chair.

Vice Chair

Education:

Andrew has a Bachelors Degree in Management from Athabasca University as well as a Computer Programmer Analyst Diploma from Confederation College.  Andrew holds many industry certifications including the Project Management Professional (PMP) designation from the Project Management Institute, the Certified in Management (CIM) designation from the Canadian Institute of Management, Prosci ADKAR Change Management, ITIL Foundation, multiple Microsoft technical certifications including the Microsoft Certified Solution Development (MCSD.NET) and recently obtained the Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS-CA) from HIMSS.

Previous Relevant Experience:

Andrew has over 15 years of experience in consulting, health care and government sectors.  Andrew has worked for Wardop Engineering, an international technology and engineering consulting firm, as a software developer, business manager and project manager.  Andrew moved into Health Care in 2005 working for Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) in a number of roles in their Informatics department including Information Systems Coordinator and Information Services Project Coordinator.  In his time with TBRHSC Andrew managed the implementation of the Shared Hospital Information for many of the hospitals in the region.  In 2009 Andrew became the Project Director for NEODIN, a provincial shared Diagnostic Imaging Repository for 61 hospitals in the North West, North East and Champlain LHINs.  In 2010 Andrew moved over the North West Local Health Integration Network where we held several roles including the Director of eHealth and Project Management where he lead the development of the North West LHIN’s eHealth Services Plan for 2013-2016, setting a regional strategy for eHealth for LHIN funded Health Service Providers.

General Hobbies/Interests:

Andrew enjoys music, playing guitar and piano, staying fit by running and strength training and spending time with his family.  Andrew is actively engaged with Thunder Bay District Crime Stoppers and is currently a member of Board of Directors as the Vice-Chair.