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Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Bleeding Disorders Program

Saskatchewan Bleeding Disorders Program
Royal University Hospital
103 Hospital Drive, Box 113
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0W8
Tel.: 306-655-6504 (main office)

Clinic directors
Rick Stene - program manager
Dr. Kelsey Brose - medical director, hematologist
Dr. Caroline Hart
Dr. Roona Sinha - pediatric hematologist

Nurse coordinators
Nancy Hodgson
O'Lynda Lovas
Tara Schlosser
Tel.: 306-381-4185 (nurses' office)
Fax: 306-655-6426

Physiotherapists
JoAnn Nilson
Janice Block (back-up)
Tel.: 306-655-6628 or 306-655-2431
Fax: 306-655-6426 or 306-655-2994

Social worker
Jennifer King
Tel.: 306-655-6503
Fax: 306-655-6857

Administrative officer
Shannon Buckingham
Tel.: 306-655-6623

Administrative assistant
Laurie Guenther
Tel.: 306-655-6504 (main office)