Ross Memorial Hospital President and CEO Kelly Isfan retiring in 2025
Ross Memorial Hospital President and CEO Kelly Isfan will be retiring in the latter half of 2025.
Isfan joined Ross Memorial Hospital (RMH) as President and CEO in April 2020. She led the hospital through the global COVID-19 pandemic, including the organizing of local testing, vaccinations, and assessments for community members.
She also oversaw the development and implementation of the hospital’s strategic plan that was put in place October 2023.
“It has been my honour to be part of the Ross team for the past five years and to end my career here,” Isfan says. “I am so proud of the work that our team does every day. The expertise and passion that everyone here has really shines through in the exceptional care that is provided to our patients. I know that everyone at Ross Memorial Hospital will continue to deliver on our promise of a better healthcare experience and be a source of community pride in the City of Kawartha Lakes.”
Isfan has been a healthcare leader for more than 35 years, working in acute, community and long-term care sectors in Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Ontario. She has been a CEO at hospitals in Ontario for the past 25 years, previously at Norfolk General and West Haldimand General Hospitals. Additionally, she has served on the Ontario Hospital Association Board of Directors and has contributed to several OHA and Ministry of Health committees.
“Kelly Isfan’s leadership and unwavering commitment to excellence have been on full display during her tenure at Ross Memorial Hospital,” says Christine Norris, chair of Ross Memorial Hospital’s board of directors. “Her contributions and achievements, including navigating through an unprecedented global pandemic, have made a positive and meaningful impact on both our team members and the community we serve. Our board is deeply grateful for Kelly’s continued dedication and contributions and wish her great success in all future endeavours when she departs in 2025.”
RMH’s Board of Directors have started the recruitment process for a new President and CEO.
