The Niagara Practitioners’ Healthcare Alliance (NPHA) is an independent organization, governed by its membership. NPHA’s governance includes experienced leaders in the Niagara Region’s health care community who are invested in supporting Niagara’s medical practitioners, streamlining the delivery of health care services for people in the Niagara Region, and providing leadership for the organization and its members.
The Governance Advisory Committee of NPHA, is as follows:
Donna Blaney, CCPA – Chair
Dr. Darija Vujosevic – Vice Chair
Dr. David Dec
Cindy Gabrielli, RNEC
Dr. Roxan Guise
Dr. Michael Levesque
Dr. Alison MacTavish
Alison Mattatal, RNEC
Jennifer Gasparotto, CPM Dr. Jennifer Mueller
NPHA Governance
Healthcare practitioners need a voice in the system transformation and how care is delivered. To facilitate the organization of practitioners in the Niagara OHT-ÉSON catchment area, practitioners have recognized the need for an alliance to undertake tasks such as advising on appropriate organizational structure, obtaining input from physicians and practitioners, discuss issues related to clinical and policy issues related to their practice, patients, community and ultimately the OHT. This alliance working group does not have formal authority and its role is currently advisory.
Frontline Perspectives
The purpose of the alliance is to advise the regional health care system from a clinical frontline perspective, advocating for Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants and Midwives.
Become a Member
Membership is free, and connects you with a variety of resources and networking opportunities with other practitioners in Niagara.
