Scholarships
NL Health Services and its partners award more than $52,000 in scholarships to support the pursuit of higher education and to advance health-care practice and knowledge in Newfoundland and Labrador. Scholarships are provided by NL Health Services and our partners including foundations and auxiliaries.
Staff Scholarships
NL Health Services
$1,000 scholarships for NL Health Services employees ($18,000)
Recipient Program Zone
Amy Sweeney Primary Health Care/Chronic Disease Management Eastern Urban
Danielle Coady Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Emily Dawe Primary Health Care Eastern Urban
Hannah Tilley Health Promotion, Population & Public Health Eastern Urban
Hillary Mitchell Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Julia Parsons Mental Health & Addictions Western
Julia Rose Mental Health & Addictions Labrador-Grenfell
Julie Canning Emergency Central
Kayla Morris Dialysis Eastern Rural
Krystal Leroy Mental Health & Addictions Western
Laura Genge Primary Health Care/Chronic Disease Management Eastern Urban
Lynnann Cox Primary Health Care/Chronic Disease Management Eastern Urban
Maureen Brennan Human Resources Eastern Urban
Melissa Ingram Medicine Program Eastern Rural
Pamela Martin Dialysis Central
Richard Burke Perioperative Eastern Urban
Sarah MacNeil Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Sharon Roebotham-Mckenna Nursing Central
Health Care Foundation
$2,000 scholarships for employees working in the St. John’s Hospitals ($10,000)
Recipient Program Zone
Lindsay Greene Microbiology Laboratory Eastern Urban
Rhonda Yetman Laboratory Medicine Eastern Urban
Samantha Neil Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Shane Arsenault Neurology Eastern Urban
Thomas Foley Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Janeway Children’s Health and Rehabilitation Centre Auxiliary
$750 scholarship for employees working at the Janeway Children’s Health and Rehabilitation Centre
Recipient Program Zone
Patricia Whiteway Children & Women’s Health Eastern Urban
Scholarships for Dependants of Staff
NL Health Services
$500 scholarships for all dependants of NL Health Services ($9,000)
Recipient Parent Program Zone
Adam Barney Tara McGown Switchboard Labrador-Grenfell
Allie Spencer Stephanie Spencer Regional Medicine Eastern Urban
Ava Antle Scott Antle Cancer Care Eastern Urban
Brooklyn Payne Nichole Cheator Infection Control Central
Cali Breen Tammy Breen Mental Health & Addictions Western
Emily Lockyer Darlene Hodder-Lockyer Community Supports Eastern Rural
Erica Chant Denise Chant Professional Practice Eastern Urban
Isaac Marshall Krista Marshall Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Jenna Baker Gillian Baker Health Records Central
Kaelen Davis Craig Davis Senior Leadership Central
Keegan Riggs Edwin Riggs Mental Health & Addictions Eastern Urban
Madeline Kennedy Robin Kennedy Women’s Health Eastern Urban
Matthew MacLean James MacLean HTDM Eastern Rural
Reagan Strang Michelle McCarthy Physiotherapy Eastern Rural
Sarah Rideout Janice Rideout Learning & Development Eastern Urban
Selena Ryan Pamela Ryan Public Health Eastern Urban
Serena Squires Deanne Squire Dialysis Eastern Rural
Tristan Dower-Nichols Alison Dower Quality Western
Sister Mary Fabian Hennebury
$1000 scholarship for dependants of staff working at the St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital
Recipient Parent Program
Cameron Pennell Kimberly Roberts-Pennell Rheumatology
General Hospital Sports and Social Club
$500 scholarship for dependants of staff who are members of this club ($1,000)
Recipient Parent Program
Hannah Bussey Belinda McGrath Diabetes Education
Isabella Hoddinott Shelley Woodford Pre-Admission
Quality Healthcare Scholarship Recipients
NL Health Services
$6,500 scholarship for eligible graduate students
Recipient
Carlee Rayne Seiler
Carlee Rayne Seiler is a Master of Health Ethics candidate at Memorial University. Carlee’s research will be completing research on moral and ethical obligations to the Two-Spirit, transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse community. Carlee is hoping to address the moral status of concerns such as the definition of medically necessary gender-affirming care, as well as the moral status of challenges of access to education, resources, and care for this community as it is comprised in part by youth distinctly below the age of medical consent.
Julie Dwyer
Julie Dwyer is a PhD Candidate at Memorial University. Julie is writing to underscore the importance of addressing chronic pain within the framework of quality processing in Newfoundland & Labrador health systems and to emphasize its profound implications for ethical standards, disclosure practices, and patient safety.
Total of $53,750