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New advances in access to primary health care

New advances in access to primary health care

Vitalité Health Network now supports 30 local family health teams across its four zones.

This model relies on collaboration between different health care professionals to provide the population with faster access to primary health care.

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Edmundston local family health team expands

Edmundston's local family health team will welcome 10 new recruits, giving it the capacity to expand its patient base: four nurse practitioners, one physician, three licensed practical nurses and two administrative assistants will strengthen access to care in the region.

Ophthalmology services return to the Campbellton Regional ...

Vitalité Health Network has restored ophthalmology services at the Campbellton Regional Hospital. Since the beginning of October, an outpatient ophthalmology clinic has been offered there every Friday, giving the people of Restigouche access to specialized care in their region.

Local rheumatology care for Pabineau First Nation

Members of the Pabineau (Oinpegitjoig) First Nation now have access to rheumatology care directly in their community. Vitalité Health Network's Dr. Jean-Philip Deslauriers is expanding the pilot project already implemented earlier this year in Ugpi'ganjig (Eel River Bar).

Patient feedback

Danie Haché-Leblanc

Patient at the Médecine Familiale de la Baie clinic in Bathurst, which has adopted the collaborative care model

« I no longer need to go to the ER for an infection or something benign: I can be seen quickly, sometimes the same day, by a nurse or another doctor on the team. I'm taken care of immediately.

They are very focused on overall health: well-being, stress, diet, physical activity. They talk to us about what is happening in the community and refer us when appropriate. To me, it is exactly what family medicine should be. »

Employee experience

HR and employee experience: a more agile, ...

HR and employee experience: a more agile, leadership-focused approach

During the last quarter, Human Resources continued its transformation by launching a new HR dashboard and a refreshed approach focused on proximity, agility and informed decision-making.

HR business partners now play a fully integrated role within their internal clients' teams. This new dynamic promotes a deeper understanding of realities on the ground, and enables us to provide strategic support that is even more closely aligned with organizational needs.

Physician recruitment: unprecedented results in 2025

The medical recruitment team had a successful year in 2025: 59 physicians hired versus 18 departures, for a net gain of 41. This result exceeds the annual target by 64% and represents the largest net gain in recent years.

Recruiting in a competitive market

Over the past two years, the Network's national and international recruitment efforts have produced tangible results. Since January 2024, more than 220 nurses recruited internationally have joined our teams.

Vitalité–CCNB partnership: new scholarships to train the ...

Vitalité Health Network and Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) launched a joint initiative to support the next generation of hospital medical radiation technologists for the 2026-2028 cohort.

Employee testimonial

Kamylle Frenette

Soul of an athlete. Heart of a caregiver.

A pharmacist at Vitalité Health Network and a Paralympic triathlete, Kamylle pushes her limits in both her professional and athletic life.

Discover her inspiring journey, where passion, discipline and compassion come together to deliver the best for patients... and on the starting lines.

Building closer ties with communities

Creation of the New Brunswick Health Research Institute

Creation of the New Brunswick Health Research Institute

The Université de Moncton and Vitalité Health Network have joined forces to launch the New Brunswick Health Research Institute (NBHRI), a new non-profit organization dedicated to transforming health research in the province.

Destination Restigouche: an immersion program to attract ...

The Destination Restigouche event, co-organized with the Consortium national de formation en santé (CNFS), gave future health professionals the opportunity to discover Vitalité Health Network’s practice environments and learn more about career and lifestyle opportunities in the Restigouche region.

Northwest: improving access to services for vulnerable ...

Two Moving Forward Together community clinics, held in the Edmundston and Grand Falls regions, provided a range of essential services to people experiencing homelessness or living in highly vulnerable situations.

Working with First Nations: forming local committees

Vitalité Health Network also continued its collaborations with First Nations communities.

Community feedback

Bertrand Beaulieu

Mayor of Grand Falls

« Our team has noticed a growing collaboration with Vitalité Health Network.

By sharing a common understanding of our services and the needs of our community, we can now envision and implement truly promising solutions. Together, we aim to offer our people improved and modern health care services. »

Bertand Beaulieu
Our health care workers and volunteers: The heart of ...

Our health care workers and volunteers: The heart of Vitalité

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