Hines Health Services Welcomes Senior Clinical Experience to Northern Alberta

  We’re pleased to share the latest updates and milestones from Hines Health Services (HHS) as we continue to expand our reach and strengthen our commitment to delivering exceptional occupational health, emergency response, and medical staffing. Hines Health Services is pleased to announce that Mandy Parenteau, RN, has joined the organization as an Occupational Health and Emergency Response Nurse, relocating from Saskatchewan...

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...

Celebrating Our EMS Teams at Winterplay 2025

At Hines Health Services, we believe that community events thrive when safety comes first. That’s why we’re sending out a huge shoutout to our incredible EMS teams for their outstanding work at Winterplay 2025! From responding to medical concerns to ensuring every attendee had a safe and enjoyable experience, our team delivered top-notch emergency medical services throughout the event. Their dedication, expertise,...

A Legend’s Legacy of Pioneering Leadership, Transformational Change and Trailblazing for Women and Future Generations

In Canada’s impressive landscape of female entrepreneurs, where numerous women shine, Kristi Hines has made her mark. Showcasing an unwavering dedication to providing exceptional healthcare services, community support and a resolute determination to lead as an inspiration, she embodies what it means to lead “Like a Legend.” Kristi stands shoulder-to-shoulder with fellow female entrepreneurs and empowers individuals with their opportunity...

Welcome, Gladys Hokanson, RN, BN, OHN

It is with great pleasure that we extend a warm welcome to Gladys Hokanson, RN, BN, OHN, as she joins Hines Health Services Inc. in the role of Health & Wellness Manager. Her commitment to promoting health and well-being aligns seamlessly with our mission at Hines Health Services, and we look forward to working together to enhance the health and wellness...

Why do we need sleep, anyways?

When you sit down to think about it, sleep has an aura of mystery, doesn’t it? Research indicates why we need sleep, for physiological reasons such as brain function, but what are the deeper-seated reasons sleep is so vital to our existence, how does it work, and what really happens during sleep that doesn’t happen while we’re awake? Studies show the...

Hines Health Services and Chard Métis Dene Group of Companies (CMD) are proud to partner and create CMD Hines Health Services.

CMD Hines Health Services, a Fort McMurray-based organization provides health, wellness, and emergency medical services to people and businesses throughout Alberta. Experienced in providing health care staffing and recruitment services – CMD Hines Health Services combined has established a broad client-base including private organizations, public companies, and all levels of government. Click to view PDF

How Third-Party Services Can Mitigate The Emergency Room Capacity Crisis

A recent open letter penned by nearly 200 emergency room doctors about the collapsing emergency rooms in Alberta has highlighted the urgent need to address the hospital capacity crisis in the province. As healthcare systems face increasing strain, innovative and collaborative solutions are required to alleviate the burden on hospitals and ensure the quality of patient care,...

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Precedent-Setting Changes for Internationally Trained Nurses in Alberta

Over the last two decades, there has been a global shortage of nurses both in practice and academia — an issue that can be observed both Canada-wide and across the province of Alberta. In 2022, post-pandemic concerns grew surrounding the retainment of Alberta’s health care workers and mitigating the shortage of frontline workers such as nurses by...

The Importance of Systemic Change and Workplace Improvements for Nurse Retention

Over the last two decades, there has been a global shortage of nurses both in practice and academia. The World Health Organization (WHO) is estimating a projected shortfall of 10 million health workers by 2030. In recent times, this has been attributed to COVID-19, which has exacerbated the problem, however causational factors long predate the pandemic, and this outlook...