Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba
- Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba
Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba (RHAM) is a non-profit corporation established to pursue joint activities of mutual benefit to Manitoba Regional Health Authorities (RHAs). RHAM was established under The Corporations Act of Manitoba in 1998, based on the initiative of the RHAs seeing a need for a legal umbrella organization under which the coordination of certain activities on a provincial basis could occur.
Members of RHAM
*Assiniboine Regional Health Authority
*Brandon Regional Health Authority
*Burntwood Regional Health Authority
*Churchill Regional Health Authority
*Interlake Regional Health Authority
*North Eastman Health Authority
*Parkland Regional Health Authority
*Central Regional Health Authority
*South Eastman Regional Health Authority
*Norman Regional Health Authority
*Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
ervices provided
*Bilingual recruitment
*Nurses recruitment
*Specialist Physician recruitment
*French language services - Santé en Français
*Office of Rural and Northern Health
External links
* [http://www.rham.mb.ca Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba website]
* [http://www.brandonrha.mb.ca Brandon RHA Website]
* [http://www.brha.mb.ca Burntwood RHA Website]
* [http://www.churchillrha.mb.ca Churchill RHA Website]
* [http://www.assiniboine-rha.ca Assiniboine RHA Website]
* [http://www.neha.mb.ca North Eastman RHA Website]
* [http://www.sehealth.mb.ca South Eastman RHA Website]
* [http://www.norman-rha.mb.ca NOR-MAN RHA Website]
* [http://www.wrha.mb.ca Winnipeg RHA Website]
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