Recipients of the Awards of Excellence in Brain Injury Rehabilitation

SUSAN MCDONALD,

SUSAN MCDONALD

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Susan began working in the area of brain injury many years ago in Toronto.  She joined Hamilton Health Sciences in 1999, and has practised in acute care as the Social Worker in the Clinical Neurosciences (Neurosurgery) Programme since 2001.

Susan also has the privilege of working with the Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation team in Hamilton Health Sciences Regional Rehabilitation Centre, assisting with the transition of patients and families from acute care to in-patient rehabilitation.

As a member of the Family Resource Committee of the Hamilton Brain Injury Association, Susan is currently helping with a publication for patients with acquired brain injuries, and their families.
A graduate of McMaster University, she enjoys serving as a Field Instructor for Social Work students.
For Susan, it is a privilege to work as a member of an exceptional interdisciplinary team in an organization that has a long, distinguished history of service to patients who have sustained a brain injury, and their families.

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5 Comments
  • Lynda Flintoff says:

    Keith is amazing at what he does. He is very respected by all his colleagues, RSW’s, and clientele! He is always there to support a cause and always goes the extra mile for a client/treatment partner/friend. Keith is a person you can count on, and can make a bleak situation turn bright.

    Keith is so very deserving of this award! 🙂 Nobody exemplifies the definition of Healthcare Provider of the Year better.

  • Carrington Ryan says:

    Keith is an amazing individual. He is very client-centered and will always go the extra mile. His team approach makes any referral or file matter seamless and easy in a very complex industry. He is so deserving of this award and an all-around wonderful person professionally and even more so personally.

  • Colleen Worsley says:

    Keith has been a constant source of kindness, professional, and creative support to our ABI community. His contributions are valuable and endless. Thank you Keith. Such a deserved nominee.

  • Meagan Buttle (she/her) says:

    Keith – Your passion for supporting people with brain injury is unmistakable, but I’ve really admire how much broader your commitment to communities and interactions are — from CYC, healthcare access across the North, to supporting and connecting rehabilitation providers who make a difference.

    Beyond everything you contribute professionally, you’re such a warm, funny, genuinely kind person. So wonderful to see you recognized!

  • Adrian says:

    There has never been a more worthy candidate for an honour such as this than Keith Lindsay. I am thrilled to be able to vote for Keith. I’ve known him for almost twenty years and am perpetually amazed at the continuous compassion, energy, and commitment he shows for those in the ABI community. Thank you for being you.

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