Ongwanada
Anna Deriusheva MD has diverse experience in healthcare administration and patient care, currently serving as a Scheduling Assistant at Ongwanada since October 2022. Previous roles include Patient Care Coordinator at ProResp Inc. and Divisional Assistant in the Department of Dermatology at Queen's University, where responsibilities included clinical research coordination and medical secretarial tasks within the Kingston Health Sciences Centre. Anna also worked as a Domestic Student Recruitment Officer at St. Lawrence College. Educational qualifications include a Postgraduate Degree in Health Care Administration/Management from St. Lawrence College and a Master of Public Health from Perm State Medicine Academy named after E.A. Vagner.
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Ongwanada
Ongwanada has been a member of the community since 1948 and has been working in developmental services since 1967. A non-profit, accredited organization, Ongwanada supports people with developmental disabilities, with a special focus on those with complex needs, and their families, so they can lead full lives, effectively supported in their communities. The organization offers a wide range of individualized services and community supports to hundreds of people with developmental disabilities and their families in Kingston and Eastern Ontario. Our funding comes primarily from the Ministry of Community and Social Services and we are managed by a volunteer Board of Governors. Our programs and services are delivered at three main sites in Kingston, more than 20 community residences as well as other homes, including the Southeastern Regional Transitional Treatment home and a home specifically designed for those with complex needs. In addition to residential options, additional services include, but are not limited to: Planning and Case Management, Clinical Services, Respite, Community Behavioural Services, Adult Protective Services, and Community Participation Supports. We also maintain strong partnerships with Queen’s University and collaborate internationally in research to enhance the understanding and improve the quality of life of individuals with developmental disabilities.