Sue Jewell
Senior VP & Executive Lead | University Health Network
Toronto, ON, CANADA
Toronto Rehab's Senior Vice President and Executive Lead
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Biography
Susan Jewell serves as Senior Vice President and Executive Lead, Toronto Rehab, UHN. Sue came to Toronto Rehab from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) where she held a variety of roles including Vice President, Clinical Services. She has also served on several boards, and is currently on the Board for Bellwoods Centres for Community Living.
Industry Expertise (5)
Health Care - Providers
Health Care - Facilities
Health and Wellness
Research
Health Care - Services
Areas of Expertise (9)
Healthcare Management
Clinical Research
Healthcare Information Technology
Nursing
Health Informatics
Project Management
Lean - Process Improvement
Process Improvement
Lean
Education (3)
University of Toronto: MHA, Healthcare Administration / Management 2001
York University: Bachelor's Degree, Health Studies
Sheridan College: Certification, Nursing
Media Appearances (2)
Toronto Rehab Stroke Inpatient Rehabilitation Program Receives Perfect Score from Accreditation Canada
OHA90 online
2014-01-01
McQueen’s goal was to have every patient able to identify at least three key lessons related to their rehab priorities before discharge. Since the stroke rehab program began tracking this metric in March, 82 per cent of discharged patients have been able to identify three or more key lessons. “A big thank you goes out to the entire Stroke Rehab team for their dedication and persistence in continuing to enhance care, education and research – as well as the tenacity to engage in an intense accreditation process every two years,” said Sue Jewell, senior vice president, Toronto Rehab...
Toronto Rehab appoints new Vice President, Patient Care and Chief Nursing Executive
Nursing Leadership online
2010-09-01
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute (Toronto Rehab) has announced the appointment of Susan Jewell as its new vice president, patient care and chief nursing executive, starting October 12, 2010. Susan comes to Toronto Rehab from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) where she has held a variety of clinical roles since 1990, including senior leadership positions. She is currently vice president, clinical services at SickKids. She has also served on several boards, and currently serves on the board of Toronto's Ronald MacDonald House...
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