The main entrance sign at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance. (File photo by Jake Kislinsky)The main entrance sign at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance. (File photo by Jake Kislinsky)
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CKHA scores two new doctors

The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has introduced two new doctors.

Dr. Nicole Campbell joins CKHA as an Anesthesiologist and Dr. Robert Wismer joins the organization as an Emergency Physician.

"Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is thrilled to welcome Doctors Campbell and Wismer to our medical team," said Dr. Pervez Faruqi, Chief of Staff at CKHA. "Their skills and expertise will be an excellent addition to our organization and the delivery of patient and family care."

Dr. Campbell comes from St. Thomas and was educated at McMaster University and Western University.

"My family and I are looking forward to making Chatham-Kent our new home and exploring the area," said Dr. Campbell. "The community atmosphere of the hospital was a big draw for me. I've received a warm welcome since arriving at CKHA."

Dr. Nicole Campbell joins CKHA as an Anesthesiologist and Dr. Robert Wismer joins the organization as an Emergency Physician. Nov 29, 2019. (Photo courtesy of CKHA)Dr. Nicole Campbell joins CKHA as an Anesthesiologist and Dr. Robert Wismer joins the organization as an Emergency Physician. Nov 29, 2019. (Photo courtesy of CKHA)

Dr. Nicole Campbell joins CKHA as an Anesthesiologist and Dr. Robert Wismer joins the organization as an Emergency Physician. Nov 29, 2019. (Photo courtesy of CKHA)Dr. Nicole Campbell joins CKHA as an Anesthesiologist and Dr. Robert Wismer joins the organization as an Emergency Physician. Nov 29, 2019. (Photo courtesy of CKHA)

Dr. Robert Wismer grew up in Chatham-Kent and was educated at Western University and Flinders University in Australia.

"I was born and raised in Chatham-Kent and this community has always been close to my heart. My experiences as a family medicine resident in the area have been met with support and encouragement from colleagues and patients," said Dr. Wismer. "CKHA offers a high quality of care and it has been a wonderful environment in which to work. I am happy to be a part of this team and I hope to make a positive contribution to my community during my time here."

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