Woodstock Hospital
Sherry McKnight has had a lengthy and diverse work experience. Sherry started their career in 1988 as a Registered Nurse at Brant Community Healthcare System and held various managerial and leadership roles within the organization. These roles included being a Manager of Complex and Palliative Care Services, Manager of Surgical Services, and Director of Nursing and Professional Practice. Sherry also served as an Educator for Medical, Surgical, and Ambulatory Programs. In 2013, they became the Director of Value Stream Leader for Acute and Transitional Programs before transitioning to the role of Director for Inpatient Rehabilitation and Complex Care at Woodstock Hospital in 2016.
Sherry McKnight has a strong educational background in the field of nursing. Sherry obtained a nursing diploma from Fanshawe College in 1988. After working as a registered nurse, they pursued further education and completed a Bachelor's degree in Nursing Science from McMaster University between 2002 and 2004. Continuing their academic journey, Sherry then pursued a Master's degree in Nursing Science at York University from 2010 to 2013. With a diverse educational background, Sherry has acquired extensive knowledge and expertise in the field of nursing.
Woodstock Hospital
Woodstock Hospital is much more than a hospital, it is an essential resource to the quality of life for each person in our catchment area. Everyone at our hospital takes pride in our proven commitment to the health and well being of our patients and our community. A new 178 bed capacity, full-service community hospital opened on August 26, 2011. We provide primary care to a population of 55,000 people and offer specialized care to nearly 110,000 within the County of Oxford. Our hospital is dedicated to delivering the highest standard of patient-focused medical care with: - a workforce of over 900 and growing - over 100 doctors including those with courtesy and consulting privileges - approx. 140 volunteers We strive to have first class qualified health care professionals and support staff, to be responsive to health needs of our community, to be a leader in working with others to improve the health of our community, to be a developer of innovative, high quality services which support a coordinated Oxford County health system, and to be cooperative in the integration of District health services. We promote compassionate, ethical, respectful patient care. We encourage creativity, are continually innovative and strive to be fiscally responsible. We also encourage personal growth and environmental awareness. We are proud of what we do.