Medavie Health Services
Jenica Drudge is an experienced healthcare professional currently serving as a Primary Care Paramedic at Medavie Health Services since October 2020. Jenica also works as an Emergency Dispatcher at Shell and has a background as a Freelance Signed Language Interpreter. Previous roles include Operations Administrator at Progressive Home Warranty Solutions Inc., Front Desk Receptionist at Toyota Canada Inc., Morning Receptionist at Gold's Gym, and Head Hostess/Server at Boston Pizza International Inc. Jenica obtained a Certificate in Primary Care Paramedic from the Emergency Services Academy and has pursued studies at Lakeland College Canada, MacEwan University, and Vancouver Community College, along with completing high school at Kelowna Secondary School.
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Medavie Health Services
Medavie Health Services is a health care delivery company with a long history of providing innovative Community Paramedicine programs and delivering Mobile Integrated Health Services. We operate emergency and non-emergency ambulance services, medical communications, community-based health solutions, and provide clinical training. These services are provided through 11 subsidiary companies in Canada. Together, we employ or manage nearly 3,500 dedicated, health care professionals. We deliver emergency and non-emergency medical services in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent in Ontario, Elgin County in Ontario, Saskatoon and surrounding areas in Saskatchewan, and communities across eastern Alberta. Our head office is located in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. We are part of Medavie, a health services company that integrates benefits management, health management and health care delivery. You may know our sister company Medavie Blue Cross, Canada’s leading Blue Cross plan with over one million card holders. Together, with our more than 6,400 employees, we are committed to providing innovative solutions that will help build a healthy Canada. And from our perspective, this will require Canadians to think about health care differently.