Nicola is a partner at SV Law LLP in Guelph and practices in the areas of Business law, Non-Profit and Charitable Corporations, Real Estate and Wills and Estates. Nicola qualified as a Solicitor in the UK in 1994 and worked in both private practice and in-house before moving to Cambridge, Canada in late 2000.
 

Nicola is very active in the Cambridge community; she has previously served on the Campaign Cabinet of the United Way of Cambridge and North Dumfries, the Board of Directors of the Child Witness Centre and the Board of Directors of the Cambridge and North Dumfries Community Foundation. In addition to sitting on the Board of Cambridge Memorial Hospital, Nicola also serves on the Board of Cambridge Rehabilitation Homes Inc. Nicola serves as Chair of the CMH Board and Chair of the CMH Board Executive Committee.

Lynn Woeller is a Chartered Professional Accountant, Chartered Director and holds her Masters of Accounting degree. Lynn's professional experience is varied, including work in public accounting, the manufacturing sector and the software industry.

Currently, Lynn works as VP Finance for a privately-held, national textile and wall covering distributorship. Lynn is a Director and Audit Committee Chair of GrandBridge Energy Inc. Lynn's previous Board involvement includes the Chaplin Family YMCA of Cambridge, the Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation and other smaller, local not-for-profit organizations. Lynn serves as the Vice Chair of the CMH Board, Chair of the Resources Committee and also sits on the CMH Capital Projects Subcommittee and Executive Committee.

Sara has 28 years of experience in the investment industry, including investment banking, institutional investments and bank lending, in both, private and public sectors. She recently joined the Canada Infrastructure Bank as Head of Risk to oversee the enterprise risk management function, based in Toronto. Prior to joining the CIB, Sara occupied the position of Senior Officer, Infrastructure New Products and Special Transactions at the European Investment Bank (EIB) based in Luxembourg.
 

Sara is a Chartered Financial Analyst charter holder and also holds an MBA from the Edinburgh Business School at Heriot-Watt University. She has also attended three executive programmes at Harvard Business School in Boston. She is past Board Member at CFA Society Toronto, past Board Member and Treasurer at the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra and volunteered at the Red Cross in Luxembourg on the refugee program. Sarah serves as the Chair of the CMH Digital Health Subcommittee.

Paulo Brasil is a Branch Manager at TD Canada Trust with his bachelor’s in business administration. Paulo has held various positions over the last 13 years in the financial retail sector, inclusive of being a leader and executive influence on various projects, initiatives, and committees.

Paulo has been an ongoing volunteer in the Cambridge Portuguese community and is passionate about giving back to his community. He resides in Cambridge with his wife Alice and two boys (Bennett and Mitchell).

Bill earned a Mechanical Engineering Diploma from Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology and is a Project Management Professional with over 25 years of experience in various industries.

A Trustees for 8 years on the Board of Trustees for the Waterloo Catholic District School board representing Cambridge and North Dumfries, served as Chair and Vice-Chair as well as participated on all board committees.

Long time supporter of United Way Waterloo Region Communities, as well as leader of the annual workplace campaign team.

As a lifelong resident of Cambridge Bill enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, as well as travel, hockey, biking, lane swimming, yoga and exploring the beautiful trails in Cambridge.

Professional Engineer (Ontario) and has been a Cambridge resident for the past 40 years, where he and his wife Terrie have raised their 4 children.  As a graduate from the University of Waterloo – Mechanical Engineering program, he has had a successful career in Nuclear Power, High-Purity Water Treatment and Aerospace industries.  

Tom is a results-oriented executive leader with a solid background in engineering, project management, and continuous improvement with over 36 years of progressive management experience.  He is a Black Belt in the Six Sigma quality program and is currently the Director of Technical Operations at the University of Waterloo – Chemical Engineering department.  Tom enjoys travelling, fishing, and landscaping in his spare time. Tom serves as the Chair of the CMH Capital Projects Subcommittee.

Julia is a graduate of McMaster University (B.Sc. (Honours), Biology) and University of Waterloo (M.Sc., Public Health and Health Systems). She is pursuing a Joint Interdisciplinary PhD between the School of Public Health and Health Systems (SPHHS) and Department of Mechatronics and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo (UW). She is a recipient of Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship. She is co-president of the UW SPHHS Graduate Student Association; Student Affiliate at the Global Labour Research Center; Student Member of the Waterloo Institute for Complexity and Innovation; and member of the Canadian Association for Research on Work and Health Board of Directors. In the past, she has served as Chair of Graduate Studies Endowment Fund at UW (2017-2019), Student Senator on the UW Senate (2017-2021) and Student Governor on the UW Board of Governors (2018-2019, 2020-2021). Julia sits on the CMH Quality and Governance Committee.

Monika is a Financial Manager and Chartered Professional Accountant. Monika brings over 25 years of experience and leadership in finance and administration in small to medium sized companies. Currently she leads the Finance team at New Apostolic Church Canada and its foundation with accountability for donor management, developing the annual finance strategy, managing the investment portfolios, and streamlining business processes.

Monika has been active as a non-director community member joining CMH in 2014 and was an elected director in 2022. Monika serves as the chair of the CMH Audit Committee, and sits on the CMH Quality and Executive Committee.

Miles earned BASc, MASc and PhD degrees from the University of Waterloo and is a licenced Professional Engineer.  He has over 35 years of diverse professional experience in the forest products industry.  

After a series of developmental technical positions in his early career, Miles was promoted to Vice President, Technology, with corporate responsibility for integrating plant floor automation, management information systems with quality improvement processes and methodologies.   He was subsequently promoted to COO and CEO accountability for several businesses.  His career advancement took him to postings in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia.

Miles has served on several corporate, association and community boards of directors.  The latter included membership on the Board of Trustee of Brock University and past chairmanship of the City of Cambridge Economic Development Advisory Board. Miles sits on the CMH Audit and Capital Projects Sub-Committee.

Dr. McKinnon serves as the Homewood Chair in Mental Health and Trauma and as Full Professor (effective July 1, 2021) and Associate Chair, Research in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences at McMaster University. She is also the Research Lead in Mental Health and Addictions at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton and a Senior Scientist at Homewood Research Institute. Dr. McKinnon completed her PhD in Psychology at the University of Toronto followed by a post-doctoral fellowship at the internationally-renowned Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre. She is an elected Fellow of the Canadian Psychological Association and is dually licensed as a clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist. Dr. McKinnon is well known for her work characterizing trauma-related illness and PTSD among military members, Veterans, first responders, and survivors of childhood abuse and trauma. She has also been involved in the development and testing of novel treatment interventions aimed at often unexplored aspects of PTSD and trauma, including guilt and shame, moral injury, dissociation and cognitive dysfunction. Dr. McKinnon serves as the Chair of the federally-funded PTSD Centre of Excellence's Research Reference group and works closely with government sectors including Veterans Affairs Canada and the Canadian Armed Forces. She has published over 120 peer-reviewed papers and chapters and currently holds funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research, Defence Canada, Veterans Affairs Canada, the PTSD Centre of Excellence, and the Workers Safety Insurance Board of Ontario, along with numerous private foundations, including True Patriot Love, the Cowan Foundation, the Military Casualty Support Foundation and the FDC Foundation. Dr. McKinnon sits on the CMH Quality Committee.

Diane has over 40 years of experience in healthcare as both an RN and executive. She has worked in hospitals across Canada, including Vancouver General, Hospital for Sick Children, Hamilton Health Sciences, Cambridge Memorial, and the Wellington Health Care Alliance. She has a diploma in Nursing from Conestoga College, an undergraduate degree from the University of Waterloo and an MBA from McMaster University. Since officially retiring in 2015, Diane has dedicated her time to volunteer work, both as Tutor for The Literacy Group of Waterloo Region and at the Hamilton Theatre. She resides in Cambridge and is a member of the Canadian Federation of University Women-Cambridge Chapter. In her downtime Diane enjoys spending time with her two sons and daughters-in-law, painting and is an avid reader. Diane serves as the Chair of the CMH Quality Committee, and also sits on the CMH Digital Health and Executive Committees.

Patrick Gaskin is currently the President & Chief Executive Officer of Cambridge Memorial Hospital. Patrick started his health administration career over 30 years ago, first working at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto after completing a Masters in Health Administration. In his career, he has worked in both teaching and community hospitals and has spent time as a health care consultant and planner.

More than 20 years ago, he and his family moved to Waterloo Region where he worked at Grand River Hospital for nine years in various capacities – as a Vice President, then Executive Vice President & Regional VP for Cancer Services and served as Acting President & CEO at a time when the hospital was under provincial supervision. Between 2007 and 2009, Patrick worked as a Vice President for London Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s Health Care. In 2008, Patrick completed a Fellowship with the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation, focusing on how to engage hospital leaders in improving performance measurement and management. During his career, Patrick has been asked to support organizations under provincial supervision 4 times. In each of these assignments, Patrick has worked with the senior leaders in improving the hospital’s performance. Patrick joined CMH in 2009. 

Dr. Winnie Lee joined Cambridge Memorial Hospital in 2008 as a radiologist. Dr. Lee completed her Honours Bachelor and Masters of Science degrees, with further education in medicine and specialty training in Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Toronto. 

She has held progressive leadership roles at CMH and is an active member of several provincial, regional and local committees, including serving as the Co-Chair of the Ontario Health (West) Regional Diagnostic Imaging Working Group. 

In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Lee also participates in teaching, as an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) with the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine. 

More recently, Dr. Lee was part of the leadership team that help direct CMH’s preparedness and response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, work recognized by the Cambridge and North Dumfries Community Healthcare Hero Award.

Dr. Vladislav Miropolsky joined Cambridge Memorial Hospital in 2012. Dr. Miropolsky earned a bachelor's degree in science and biology from the University of Western Ontario before going on to earn a medical doctorate from the University of Toronto. Throughout his academic career, Dr. Miropolsky participated in various studies as a research assistant in the divisions of cardiology at the John P. Robarts Research Institute, rheumatology at Toronto Western Hospital and the medical imaging department at Toronto General Hospital. For remarkable radiology research, Dr. Miropolsky was given the RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) award.

Dr. Morgan has practiced Intensive Care at Cambridge Memorial Hospital since 2018. She is a Royal College Fellow in Internal Medicine and Critical Care Medicine, having completed her training at the University of Toronto in 2017. She also holds a MSc degree in biology from McGill University, funded by an NSERC grant. Academically, she continues as an Adjunct Professor at McMaster University, welcoming resident physicians to our ICU and encouraging clinical research at our site. As VP of the MPSA she strives to enhance the physician-hospital relationship. Above all, Dr. Morgan is dedicated to high quality, safe, and compassionate patient care.

Stephanie joined CMH as the Vice President Clinical Services/ Chief Nursing Executive in June 2021. Stephanie has over 30 years of clinical experience including Critical Care, Emergency, Obstetrics and Perioperative programs. She has worked both as a Director and a Senior Leader/Chief Nursing Executive in urban, community and rural settings. She is the Critical Care Administrative lead for the region and was the regional COVID Testing and Assessment lead. Stephanie holds a Master’s degree in Health Studies and is a Registered Nurse. Quality practice and quality improvement are of particular interest. Stephanie was the recipient IDEAS Alumni Honorable Mention for a Hospital Induction Project, a presenter for IDEAS Plan-Do-Study-Act Quality Improvement Webinars, and a workshop Presenter for IDEAS Alumni Event “Effective Design and Sustained Quality Improvement.