Sabrina Piluso
Sabrina received a Bachelor of Science in Honours Health Sciences and a Master of Arts in Applied Health Sciences with a concentration in Community Health from Brock University. She is a certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and possesses a Risk Management certificate.
Sabrina has worked in various health care planning and quality improvement roles over the past decade. She has held positions at the Centre de santé communautaire Hamilton / Niagara (a French-language community health centre), HNHB and Toronto Central LHINs, and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), among others.
She has a passion for genuine quality improvement in health care, which she applies heavily in her role as the Director of Planning for the NOHT-ÉSON: clearly defining an issue, determining the root cause, implementing solutions that respond to the root cause, measuring impact, and modifying accordingly.
Nicole Clarke
Nicole received a Bachelor of Applied Science in Honours specializing in Gerontology. She is a certified Change Practitioner, Lean Yellow Belt, and is working on being certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
Nicole has worked in various health care, community services, and public health roles that were impact-focused over the past 20 years, and she has strived to drive positive change.
She has a passion for learning and understanding the strengths of others, collaboration, and continuous quality improvement. She focuses on encouraging those small-scale changes as they can lead to significant differences!
In her current role as Project Manager for Population Health, Nicole is excited to work with various community partners to analyze health data and identify policies and programs that can improve outcomes and address inequities in Niagara.
Hrishikesh Navare
Hrishi is an accomplished continuous Quality Improvement (QI) professional. He brings over 15 years of experience across the health care continuum from long-term care, primary care, mental health and addiction, and community services sectors in Ontario.
Person-centered care using the client’s voice in co-designing programs and services are core values for him. Additionally, he incorporates the social determinants of health and health equity in his work. He is proficient in engaging people across sectors to improve client and provider experiences, services, and outcomes.
He holds a Lean Black Belt certification, a Master‘s Degree in Science in Pharmacy from the University of Florida, and a Master’s Degree in Technology in Pharmaceuticals from the University of Mumbai.
The Niagara resident has presented at national and international conferences and published his collaborative work in peer-reviewed journals.
In his current role as the Project Manager for Mental Health and Addictions (MHA), Hrishi is excited to advance the integration and coordination of the MHA system in the region.
