Employee/Professional Staff Assistance Program (EAP)
Windsor Regional Hospital realizes that from time to time personal crises may affect you or a family member.
You or your family member may contact our EAP directly 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for confidential professional assistance, information, and counseling.
- Free to employees/professional staff and their families
- Immediate access
- Online EAP and wellness information
- Online hotlinks to community resources
- Online booking of EAP appointments
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If every employee gave just a couple of bucks per week, over $150,000 could be raised by the staff annually for WRH. Just think of the difference this could make in your department if every staff member gave just a little.
Enid Bryans
Manager & Radiation Safety Officer
Nuclear Medicine and Cardiopulmonary
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I have had the pleasure and honour of chairing the Windsor Regional Hospital Circle of Care over the last five years. I can attest that staff, professional staff, Board members and volunteers have rallied around this campaign and continuously supported the need to enhance and improve care for our patients and their families.
The fact that over $500,000 has been raised over the last five years is a living testimonial to the belief that it is an important initiative each year. I truly believe in the concept that we at Windsor Regional Hospital had to demonstrate to the community that we too care and would step forward with support for the good of Windsor and Essex County. We lived our vision of Outstanding Care No Exceptions through the results of the Circle of Care Campaign.
I hope that the passion of the staff continues through the future years of this campaign!
Kevin Marshall, Director
Facilities & Capital Planning
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There is always a good feeling associated with giving to a good cause, but to be able to give towards a cause of your own choice is even greater. The Circle of Care campaign is a great way to give to my community and to the place I work. I can actually see and decide where my donation is going.
Laura Carcelen, Administrative Assistant
Human Resources
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I am so proud to work at Windsor Regional Hospital. It is important to me that I stand behind the work we do here and one of the ways I do that is by participating in the Circle of Care campaign. It’s one of the many ways we do our part and make a difference!
Sara Simpson, Nurse
Emergency Department
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I think it is important to support the Campaign 2011/12 campaign because it demonstrates to others that we believe in providing Outstanding Care – No Exceptions! The items purchased through the campaign help us to do a better job caring for our patients.
Alissa Howe-Poisson, Clinical Practice Manager
Family Birthing Centre
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