Alexandra Hospital
April Mullen currently serves as the Chief Nurse Executive at Alexandra Hospital, a position held since September 2022. Prior to this role, April Mullen accumulated extensive experience at London Health Sciences Centre from April 2017 to September 2022, where responsibilities included Director of Mental Health and Addiction Program, Interim Director Ambulatory Mental Health & Addictions, and Director for the South West Regional Renal Program. April Mullen's career also includes positions such as Director of Clinical Services at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital and various managerial roles at London Health Sciences Centre, focusing on mental health and cancer care. Early nursing experience includes roles at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital, St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, and St. Joseph's Health Care, among others. Educational qualifications include a Master of Health Management from McMaster University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Western University.
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Alexandra Hospital
At Alexandra Hospital Ingersoll (AHI), our mission is to be a key partner in supporting the health of our communities with excellent patient care and accessible specialized services. We firmly and passionately believe in quality, accessible care, innovation, collaboration and community as our core values. AHI aims to provide you with the highest quality healthcare in a comfortable, safe environment. We are powered by our people, and commit to supporting them to be at their best. AHI is proud to offer a large variety of services and care for our patients. We operate 21 acute medical-surgical beds, 5 Complex Continuing Care beds, 4 Special Care Unit beds and has capacity for 4 overflow beds. Our Emergency Department offers 24 hour care / 7 days per week. Our team is made up of experienced physicians, nurses and clerical staff who are there to support our patients and their families. We encourage you to take an active role in your care because we consider you, the patient, to be an important part of the health care team.