Thomas George currently serves as Vice President of Organizational Performance and Innovation at Medavie Health Services New Brunswick since May 2024, contributing to corporate strategy and innovation. Prior to this role, Thomas was the Director of Organizational Performance at Medavie Health New Brunswick, aligning strategies across its various programs. Their past experience includes managing IT projects at Irving Oil, leading Missing Link Technologies Ltd as Chief Executive Officer, and serving as Director of Consulting Services at CGI, where responsibilities included account management and business development. Thomas has also held project management roles at Harris Computer and CGI, and contributed as a software programmer early in their career. Educational accomplishments include a Master’s in Computer Applications from Madurai Kamaraj University and various leadership and development certifications.
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Medavie Health Services New Brunswick / Services de santé Medavie Nouveau-Brunswick
Medavie Health Services New Brunswick (MHSNB), formerly NB EMS, is responsible for the optimal operation and management of EM/ANB, an integrated, service-led organization dedicated to providing New Brunswickers with exemplary, highly coordinated primary health care. MHSNB is a subsidiary of Medavie Health Services, a primary health care solutions organization that manages a number of subsidiary companies in the fields of pre-hospital emergency medical services, mobile integrated health, telehealth medical communications, public safety delivery and clinical training. Services de santé Medavie Nouveau-Brunswick (SSMNB), anciennement SMU NB, est responsable de l'exploitation et de la gestion optimales de EM/ANB, un organisme intégré axé sur les services qui est dévoué à la prestation de soins de santé primaires exemplaires étroitement coordonnés à la population du Nouveau-Brunswick. SSMNB est une filiale de Services de santé Medavie, une organisation axée sur les solutions de soins de santé primaires qui gère un certain nombre de filiales dont les champs d'action s'étendent aux services préhospitaliers d'urgence, aux solutions de santé intégrées mobiles, aux communications médicales télésanté, à la sécurité publique et à la formation clinique.