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e-HLbc announces the new Management Committee;  Welcome to the Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine and the Health Employers Association of BC; and more.

New Management Committee

Welcome to the new 2012 – 2015 e-HLbc Management Committee. April Haddad from the Justice Institute of BC, Kathy Hornby from the University of BC, and Grace Makarewicz from Capilano University are to represent the Post-Secondary sector with Shannon Long from Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, Michelle Purdon from Fraser Health Authority, and Ruth Rochlin from Interior Health Authority to represent the Health sector.  Grace will continue as the Post-Secondary Co-Chair, with Ruth as the new Heath Sector Co-Chair.

Welcome New Members

e-HLbc is pleased to welcome two new affiliate members.

The Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine offers a four-year program, with students working towards a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine designation.  It is Western Canada’s only naturopathic medical school accredited by the Council on Naturopathic Medical Education.  The institute is also home to the Boucher Naturopathic Medical Clinic.  Read more about BINM in our member profile.

The Health Employers Association of BC coordinates the human resource and labour relations interests of more than 270 publicly funded health care employers in British Columbia. HEABC represents denominational, proprietary and affiliate health employers, as well as the province’s six health authorities.

With BINM and HEABC on board, e-HLbc moves one step closer to its vision to provide the entire British Columbia academic and health care community with province-wide high quality, cost-effective and easily accessible health library resources.

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A New Face at the e-HLbcAdministrative Centre

Welcome to Sarah Gleeson Noyes, a new librarian working part-time at the e-HLbc Administrative Centre.  Sarah graduated in 2010 from the University of Western Ontario’s MLIS program.  Since then she has worked as librarian in both medical and academic settings. When not working on e-HLbc projects, she can be found on AskAway's Virtual Reference Desk.

“Working at Fraser Health Authority let me experience e-HLbc from the user perspective,” says Sarah, “It has been fantastic joining e-HLbc and learning the other side of the service, I’m very excited to be able to be part of the team.”

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