Breaking Barriers, Building Futures: Hines Health Services Celebrates International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day, Hines Health Services (HHS) proudly recognizes and honours the invaluable contributions of women in business and the workforce. As a female-led organization with a workforce that is 75% women, HHS is committed to fostering a culture of diversity, inclusion, and empowerment.
Founded by Kristi Hines, a Registered Nurse and award-winning entrepreneur, HHS has built a strong, values-driven culture that supports women in the workforce. While the company has long championed women in nursing—a traditionally female-dominated profession—it has also made significant inroads into male-dominated industries, such as emergency medical services (EMS) in the oil and gas sector. Through innovative employee programs, hands-on practicums, and paid student opportunities, HHS is committed to helping women advance in their careers and take on leadership roles.
“Women belong in every industry, in every boardroom, and in every leadership position,” says Kristi Hines, Founder and CEO of Hines Health Services. “At HHS, we have built an environment where women thrive—not just in healthcare, but in fields where they have traditionally been underrepresented. We’re not just breaking barriers—we’re carving the future.”
The company’s female-led EMS team is a testament to this commitment, proving that women are driving innovation, excellence, and resilience in challenging fields. HHS takes pride in being a workplace where women feel empowered, supported, and valued, ensuring that every team member has the resources and opportunities they need to excel.
“Creating a workplace where women feel valued and have the opportunity to lead is not just good for business—it’s essential for the future,” adds Hines. “Our commitment to professional development, mentorship, and fostering leadership pathways ensures that women continue to excel in the medical field.”
As HHS continues to grow, the organization remains steadfast in its mission to elevate women in the workforce and inspire the next generation of female healthcare leaders. On this International Women’s Day, HHS celebrates the vital role of women in strengthening healthcare, emergency services, and the broader community.
