New Chief Of Staff At Soldiers’
Press Release
It is with great enthusiasm that the Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital board of directors announces the appointment of Dr. Kimberley McIntosh to the position of chief of staff effective September 3.
In her new role, Dr. McIntosh will oversee the quality of care provided by the various clinical departments, collaborating closely with credentialed staff and hospital leaders.
With two decades of experience as a family physician with the Couchiching Family Health Team, Dr. McIntosh has been instrumental in the growth of the Couchiching Ontario Health Team as the physician lead. Additionally, she has served as the program medical director for medicine, flow, integrated care, and COVID response at OSMH, and as a board member of the Couchiching Family Health Team.
Dr. McIntosh completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Western Ontario and medical degree at McMaster University, followed by the Rural Family Medicine Residency Program at the University of Toronto and in Orillia in 2001. Since completing her formal education, she has provided comprehensive primary care in the community and at Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital inclusive of 10 years in emergency medicine, 20 years of obstetrical care and over 20 years of in-patient care.
She also enjoys teaching medical learners through several universities’ Faculty of Medicine appointments. Dr. McIntosh has held various leadership positions including member of the Provincial Primary Care Advisory Table, lead of the North Simcoe Muskoka LHIN Couchiching Sub-Region, and as chief of family medicine and program medical director at OSMH.
Presently, Dr. McIntosh serves her community as a comprehensive care family physician, as the physician lead for the Couchiching Ontario Health Team, chairing the Primary Care Network Leadership Council, and as a board member for the Ontario College of Family Physicians.
As the next chief of staff at OSMH, Dr. McIntosh looks forward to bringing her experience in clinical services and care integration to the leadership team of OSMH.
Dr. McIntosh will officially assume her role as chief of staff September 3, while continuing to provide exceptional care to her patients in her family medicine practice.
The Board would also like to thank Dr. Lindsay Alston for her leadership in the chief of staff role over the past two years, along with Drs. Aaron Barnett and Sarah Baker for chief of staff coverage over the summer.
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