This summer, between June 23 and September 2, pharmacies will be on reduced personnel and a temporary schedule will be in place to accommodate communities, while considering limited resources.
Here are the updated hours of service:

Governance

Description

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The CBHSSJB is governed by a Board of Directors with an elected Chairperson. Advisory Committees and Councils, report directly to the Office of the Chair, as does the Commissioner of Complaints and Quality of Services and the Medical Examiner.

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is composed of:

Chair and Cree Regional Authority Representative, elected by the population of Eeyou Istchee
The Executive Director of the CBHSSJB
Nine community representatives elected by their respective Cree communities
One representative elected from and by members of clinical staff
One representative elected from and by members of the non-clinical staff

Chairperson

Jeannie Pelletier

Vice-Chairperson

Pauline Lameboy

Executive Director

Daniel St-Amour

Community Representatives

Pauline Lameboy
Chisasibi

Jamie Moses
Eastmain

Bella M. Petawabano
Mistissini

Thomas Jolly Sr
Nemaska

Susan Mark

Oujé Bougoumou

Bert Blackned

Waskaganish

Paul Gull

Waswanipi

Elizabeth Shashaweskum
Wemindji

Robert Auclair
Whapmagoostui

Edna Kitchen-Kistabish
Observer for Washaw-Sibi

Clinical Staff Representative

Dr. Kevin Brousseau

Non-Clinical Staff Representative

Nicholas Ortepi

Observers

Adrian Gunner

Cree Nation Youth Grand Chief

Dr Elaine Innes

MoCreebec

Advisory Councils

Council of Physicians, Pharmacists and Dentists (CPDP)

President: Dr. Darlene Kitty

As per CPDP by-laws, the CPDP advises the Board of Directors and General Management of the CBHSSJB on matters related to the provision of high quality medical, dental and pharmaceutical services.

Council of Nurses

President of the Executive Committee : Diane Blueboy

The Council of Nurses is made up of all the nurses who work for the CBHSSJB, including those who hold managerial positions related nursing services. The aims of the Council of Nurses are to promote understanding of the contribution of nurses in improving the health status of clients and the performance of the health system in general.