Board of Directors
Mark Fam
HealthPRO Canada Board, Chair
President and CEO, Oak Valley Health
Markham, Ontario
Mark Fam is the President and CEO of Oak Valley Health, and serves as the Vice-Chair of the HealthPRO Canada Board of Directors. Mark is an accomplished executive with progressive leadership experience across the health care continuum. He brings a solid understanding of industry trends, supported by experience across hospital, provincial agency and health care consulting.
A Certified Health Executive, Mark has 20+ years working in the health system, where he developed expertise in health system strategy, operations and planning, service integration, community engagement, governance and quality improvement at the local and regional levels.
Mark demonstrates an ongoing commitment to health care through his active participation in the Canadian College of Health Leaders, with roles on the Professional Standards Council, as a CHE Reviewer, and was involved in the early design of LEADS. Mark serves in a volunteer capacity on the HealthPRO Canada Board of Directors, and as a member or leader on several past boards.
Mark also contributes to new learners in the health system through his work as an Assistant Professor with the Institute for Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, and Associate Professor at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
Dr. David Byres
HealthPRO Canada Board, Vice Chair
Consultant, Ministry of Health, Government of British Columbia
Victoria, British Columbia
David Byres is an experienced executive leader, board member and registered nurse. He most recently served as the Senior Executive Advisor to the Minister of Health in British Columbia. David was previously President and Chief Executive Officer at the Provincial Health Services Authority in British Columbia where he provided strategic leadership for a network of specialized care including supply chain, emergency health / ambulance services, cancer, children and women’s health, and mental health and substance use services across the province of B.C. He has over 30 years of clinical nursing, administrative, policy, and regulatory experience in acute, emergency, mental health, substance use, and government settings.
David has a Doctorate in Nursing Practice, is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Nursing, a RWJ / Wharton School of Business Nurse Executive Fellow, a certified healthcare executive with the Canadian College of Health Leaders and holds the ICD.D designation from the Institute for Corporate Directors.
David led the opening of the first clinic in North America to provide diacetylmorphine as treatment for heroin use as well as supported the creation of the BC Centre for Substance Use and the Inner City Youth Mental Health Program which became Foundry BC. He is a former Associate Deputy Minister of Health and served as Chief Nurse Executive for the province of BC. He is an Adjunct Professor at the UBC School of Nursing and Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Victoria School of Nursing.
David is co-principal investigator examining equity for vulnerable populations seeking emergency care. He is a recipient of the Dean’s Medal of Distinction from the Faculty of Applied Science at UBC, was named one of 150 Canadian nurse innovators and champions by the Canadian Nursing Association and received an award of distinction from the College of Registered Nurses of BC. He serves as a director on the boards of HealthPro Canada and on Covenant House Vancouver.
Scott Bishop
HealthPRO Canada Board, Secretary/Treasurer
Associate Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer, Memorial University
Newfoundland and Labrador
Scott Bishop is a finance professional with over 20 years of progressive experience who is currently Associate Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer, Memorial University.
Prior to his role with Memorial University, Scott served as Vice President of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer with Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services. He previously joined Eastern Health in 2010 and held progressive finance leadership roles, culminating in his appointment as Vice President of Corporate Services and CFO. Prior to his work with Eastern Health, Scott held progressive finance roles in the software development industry in the province of Ontario.
Scott holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Co-operative) Degree from Memorial University and is also a member of the Association of Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA).
Andrew Will
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Chief Executive Officer, Saskatchewan Health Authority
Saskatchewan
Born and educated in Saskatchewan, Andrew Will has dedicated his career to providing executive leadership that builds strong organizational culture focused on supporting individuals and teams to achieve their best for the people we serve.
Andrew has served in executive leadership positions for health regions in both Saskatchewan and Alberta, including Chief Executive Officer of four health regions, and as a member of Alberta Health Services executive team in the positions of Executive Vice President of Clinical Support Services, and Executive Vice President and Executive Lead, Transition as well as serving as the Chief Executive Officer of 3sHealth.
From December 2021 to October 2022, Andrew served as Interim CEO for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and before that as the SHA’s Vice President, Information, Infrastructure and Support. He was formally appointed as CEO of the Saskatchewan Health Authority on October 20, 2022.
Bonnie Camm
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
President and CEO, Brant Community Heathcare System
Oakville, Ontario
Bonnie has been the President & CEO of Brant Community Healthcare System for the past year, leading the development of the new Strategic Plan, Leading Beyond Care 2025-2030, building team BCHS, addressing the hospital infrastructure issues, the new hospital redevelopment and focused on quality and excellence in patient care.
Bonnie is an executive leader with over 20 years of experience in health care and financial services. Her demonstrated experience extends to the areas of clinical leadership, project management, process improvement, data and analytics, risk management and finance. She has a significant interest in continuous quality improvement, and is driven by empowering and engaging teams to optimize patient experience and excellence in the health care system.
Bonnie holds a Master of Business Administration degree in finance and strategy from the Schulich School of Business, a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy and an Honours Arts Degree in P.E. from the University of Western Ontario. She is a member of the Canadian College of Health Leaders, is registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and has an Executive Leadership Certificate from University of Toronto Rotman.
Dr. Carolyn Gosse
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Clinical Vice President, UHN@Home and Older Adult Strategy, Pharmacy, University Health Network
Toronto, Ontario
Dr. Carolyn Gosse brings over two decades of expertise in integrated care, healthcare administration, and pharmacy to her roles. Currently serving as Clinical Vice President at University Health Network (UHN), Dr. Gosse is leading the development of UHN@Home, a pioneering initiative providing integrated care for thousands of UHN patients. As executive lead for the older adult strategy, she is co-leading the development of a UHN-wide approach to the care of older adults in an integrated system.Her leadership extends to St. Joseph’s Home Care, where she served as President, overseeing strategic planning and operational excellence. Under her guidance, St. Joseph’s Home Care launched innovative community models of care, such as COVIDCare@Home. Dr. Gosse’s commitment to advancing integrated care is evident through her role as Vice President Integrated Care at St. Joseph’s Health System, where she supported the development of sustainable care models across the continuum.
Dr. Gosse, who is also a Doctor of Pharmacy graduate from the University of Florida, is a recognized leader in healthcare innovation and patient-centered care. She is supported by extensive professional development.
Christine Donaldson (Ex Officio)
President and CEO
HealthPRO Canada
Oakville, Ontario
As President and CEO, Christine leads Canada’s largest healthcare procurement organization serving more than 2,000 healthcare facilities nationwide, to advance innovative and sustainable solutions to overcome the country’s greatest healthcare challenges.
With over 30 years of healthcare and supply chain experience, Christine works with our members, suppliers, industry associations and all levels of government to spearhead strategic initiatives designed to advance patient safety, sustainability and supply assurance.
Christine first joined HealthPRO Canada in 2017 leading the organization’s national Pharmacy portfolio and subsequently serving as Interim President and CEO from 2023-2024. Prior to joining HealthPRO Canada, Christine was Regional Director of Pharmacy Services at Windsor Regional Hospital, where she oversaw pharmacy operations for a multi-site inpatient program, the regional cancer centre, as well as accredited outpatient pharmacies.
Christine has a Bachelor of Science degree (Pharmacy) from the University of Toronto and a Master’s degree in Adult Education, earned the Osgoode Certificate in Public Procurement Law and Practice and is a member of Health Canada’s Multi-Stakeholder Steering Committee (MSSC) on Drug Shortages.
Derek Spinney
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Vice President Corporate Services, Infrastructure and Chief Financial Officer, Nova Scotia Health
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Derek Spinney joined Nova Scotia Health in October 2018 as the Senior Director of Finance and brings more than 20 years of experience with him. Prior to joining Nova Scotia Health, Derek worked at Bell as the Director, Finance Analytics.
Derek has a Bachelor of Commerce from Saint Mary’s University and is a Chartered Professional Accountant. In the role of Vice President Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer, Derek is responsible for delivering high-quality corporate services including finance, information technology, nutrition and food services, facilities and supply chain to name a few.
Ian Khan
HealthPRO Canada Board, Independent Director
Oakville, Ontario
Ian Khan has 30 years of experience in consumer healthcare with a background in Canadian and International corporate finance, business planning, and strategic leadership.
Prior to his retirement in 2021, Ian was Finance Director (CFO) for GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Canada, where he led all finance functions. As CFO, Ian acted as a strategic business partner to the General Manager / CEO and various commercial departments and provided finance leadership for joint venture integrations with other major Canadian consumer health companies including Pfizer. Prior to joining GlaxoSmithKline, Ian developed specialized skills in financial analysis, strategic planning, direction setting, and business development via progressive experience in various directorial and C-suite roles at Novartis Consumer Health while working across multiple international jurisdictions, including Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the United States.
Ian holds an MBA from Heriot-Watt University and is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA).
Ken Klassen
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Vice President, Corporate Services & Chief Financial Officer, Shared Health Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Ken Klassen has over 27 years of experience within Manitoba’s health system mainly as a valued member of Shared Health and Southern Health-Santé Sud; including more than 20 years in senior leadership roles. He currently serves as Vice President, Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer at Shared Health, having previously held a similar role at Southern Health-Santé Sud. Ken has provided leadership and support to a wide variety of initiatives in the areas of finance, capital construction, digital, supply chain, administration, planning and decision support while overseeing a diverse grouping of services ranging from nutrition and maintenance to logistics and emergency preparedness.
Ken’s career path has reached many areas across Manitoba including post-secondary, public education, and First Nations sectors, his leadership comes with a deep understanding of community needs and organizational dynamics. A Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from the University of Manitoba, Ken is known for his collaborative leadership style and his ability to build strong, trust-based relationships. His insight, reputation, and system-wide perspective are assets to Shared Health and the broader provincial health system.
A lifelong learner, Ken actively engages in professional development and training opportunities, and he continues to share his expertise by participating on several governance boards. He is passionate about good governance and continuous improvement.
Lis Anderson
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Chief Procurement and Supply Chain Officer, Provincial Health Services Authority
British Columbia
As the Chief Procurement & Supply Chain Officer at Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), I lead a province-wide strategic end-to-end Supply Chain function that supports health care in BC. With over 30 years of experience in global procurement and supply chain management, I have successfully reduced costs, streamlined manufacturing, and digitalized supply chain across multiple industries, including mining, construction, and health care.
My core competencies include supplier management, supply chain risk management, contract negotiation, inventory optimization, and lean manufacturing. I am passionate about creating value for the organization and the stakeholders, while ensuring quality, safety, and sustainability. I am also a lifelong learner and a mentor, holding an SCMP designation, a BCOM, an MBA, and an ICD.D designation, and encouraging others to pursue their education and professional development. In 2019, I was honored as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Women in Supply Chain Canada and one of the Top 500 Leaders in BC.
Mark Anderson
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Chief Executive Officer, 3sHealth
Regina, Saskatchewan
Mark Anderson specializes in health system transformation initiatives and is currently CEO of 3sHealth. He relies heavily on his passion for building strong teams and his coaching approach to develop partnerships within the health system. Mark believes that fostering strong relationships, embracing collaboration and prioritizing patients are key to the health system's optimal performance.
In 2017, Mark led the corporate services work stream as part of the Saskatchewan healthcare transition team. Under his leadership, the team developed visions and three-to-five-year plans for the corporate service lines in each of the former 12 regional health authorities, preparing them to transition to the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Before his time with the transition team, he was Vice-President of Business Development at 3sHealth, where he provided executive leadership to the provincial contracting, linen services, clinical services, and business development departments.
Mark holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Regina (2011), and he is a certified Lean Leader (2014). He is also a proud father who loves to coach his kids’ sports teams and is an avid outdoorsman.
Mary Wilson Trider
HealthPRO Canada Board, Independent Director
Carp, Ontario
Mary has more than 30 years of executive level experience in Ontario hospitals, complemented by over 20 years of board and board leadership in the university, not-for-profit and charitable sectors. She has deep and diverse experience in governance, strategy, financial and risk management, multi-stakeholder environments, partnerships and collaborations, complex issues management and leadership. Most recently, Mary was the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Mississippi River Health Alliance (MRHA), a voluntary, singly governed alliance of healthcare organizations in Almonte and Carleton Place, Ontario.
Mary is a graduate of Queen’s University and holds the ICD.D designation. She is a Fellow of CPA Ontario and Chair Emerita of the Queen’s University Board of Trustees.
Remi Menes
HealthPRO Canada Board, Independent Director
Montreal, Quebec
Remi Alexis Menes is a globally experienced healthcare executive with over twenty-five years of leadership experience across Canada, Europe, Latin America (LATAM), and the United States. Currently serving as Vice President, Commercial Services at Inizio Engage Canada, Remi leads many teams representing a diverse portfolio of biopharma clients. His focus is on driving commercial success, leading operational transformation, leveraging technology to enhance productivity, and fostering innovation while ensuring operational excellence.
Remi’s career spans executive roles in both multinational corporations and entrepreneurial ventures, including leadership positions at Merck, Abbott, AbbVie, McKesson, and Novelion. At McKesson Canada, he led the Specialty Patient Programs. This role provided a comprehensive understanding of the Canadian healthcare landscape, including wholesale, distribution, specialty pharmacy, and infusion clinic operations.
Remi’s interest in board service is driven by a desire to apply deep expertise in strategy development, tactical planning, marketing communications, risk management, governance, and stakeholder engagement to organizations pursuing purposeful growth. He currently serves on the Boards of Parkinson Quebec (as Vice President of the Board and Chair of the Governance Committee) and CanaQuest Medical (as Chair of the Medical Advisory Committee).
Known for a disciplined and collaborative leadership style, Remi brings strong financial acumen, cross-cultural experience, and a commitment to inclusion and mentorship. His ability to navigate complex regulatory and commercial environments enables him to deliver strategic value and support impactful, sustainable outcomes in governance settings.
He received his BSc in Chemistry and an MBA from the University of Concordia. He has obtained his Board of Directors designation (ICD.D) from the Institute of Corporate Directors, in collaboration with the Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University and the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
Ron Johnson
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Chief Executive Officer (Interim) Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services
Newfoundland and Labrador
Ron Johnson is the Chief Executive Officer (interim) of NL Health Services. He has approximately 30 years of progressive career experience in health care from front-line delivery to executive management.
Ron has had executive accountability for a number of health-care and corporate portfolios. Most recently, he held the position of vice president, digital health, innovation & research and chief information officer leading the implementation of the new CorCare health information system. Previously, he held the positions of chief operating officer for the Eastern Zones, both urban and rural.
Prior to the transition to NL Health Services, Ron was a member of the executive team at the Eastern Regional Health Authority where he held a number of positions. He was the vice president, innovation, and rural health, as well as chief technology officer. In this position, he had senior accountability for information management and technology, privacy, performance, biomedical engineering, and health information management.
Ron holds a Bachelor of Technology and a Master of Employment Relations from Memorial University along with a Diploma of Technology from the College of the North Atlantic. He has also completed diplomas in Health Service Management and Modern Management from the Canadian Healthcare Association. Ron is certified in change management and has the professional designations of Project Management Professional (PMP), Project Management Institute Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) and Certified Health Executive (CHE). He is currently inaugural chair of National Health Innovation Council facilitated by Health Pro, a national group purchasing organization for health-care supplies and solutions. As a sessional instructor at the Marine Institute of Memorial University, he teaches courses in the Bachelor of Technology and the Master of Technology Management programs.
Ron and his wife, Heather, are proud parents to one daughter, Mya. As a family, they enjoy most of the outdoor activities Newfoundland and Labrador has to offer.
Tim Murphy
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
Edmonton, Alberta
Tim Murphy is an accomplished Healthcare Executive with 32 years of leadership experience across Canada’s health sector. In his most recent tenure, Tim served as the Vice President of Health at Alberta Innovates, guiding strategic initiatives and fostering innovation in the province’s health research and innovation ecosystem.
Over his career, Tim has held several influential leadership roles that include the inaugural Senior Vice President at the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research and senior leadership positions at two of Canada’s leading academic oncology centers, overseeing critical programs that contributed to advancing cancer research and care.
Tim’s academic credentials include a Master of Health Administration from the University of Toronto and a Master of Business Administration from Queen’s University. In addition, he is a Certified Professional Accountant (CPA), reflecting his commitment to sound financial and operational stewardship.
In 2023, Tim was recognized by Digital Health Canada as the Digital Health Executive of the Year, celebrating his contributions to modernizing and improving healthcare through innovative digital solutions.
Zulie Sachedina
HealthPRO Canada Board, Director
General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer, Provincial Health Services Authority and Island Health
British Columbia
Zulie Sachedina is responsible for overseeing the legal, risk, privacy, patient care quality and technology development offices at PHSA.
Zulie has devoted more than 30 years to public service as a leader, lawyer and human rights advocate. She acquired her master’s in health administration and her law degree from the University of Toronto and her LL.M in Global Health Law and Governance from Georgetown Law Center in Washington, DC and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. She is a senior fellow and adjunct Professor in the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto. As corporate secretary, Zulie supports the Board of Directors of PHSA, the Forensic Psychiatric Services Commission and the BC Emergency Health Services Commission in fulfilling their governance responsibilities. Zulie is an active community volunteer and recently completed a six-year term as a Governor of the Law Foundation of British Columbia, an organization with the legislative mandate to fund access to justice initiatives, support law reform and public legal education. As the former Chair of the Ismaili International Conciliation and Arbitration Board, she led this global dispute resolution organization, which provides mediation services in 20 jurisdictions across the world.