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18 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday April 5, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com
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New doctor taking new patients in OakvilleA new family doctor is
taking new patients inOakville.
Members of the HaltonPhysician RecruitmentInitiative recently wel-comed Dr. Maya Barnouti-Calotti to Oakville.
Barnouti-Calotti hasbeen practising familymedicine for the past fouryears in Windsor, Ontario,and prior to that, inNewfoundland.
She has recently
reopened the GlenashtonMedical Clinic and isaccepting new patients byappointment, or walk-in,at 333 Glenashton Dr.,Unit #2.
Anyone interested cancall that office at 905-844-1700.
“As Halton’s populationgrows, we continue toneed more family physi-cians and this is an ongo-ing challenge for ourphysician recruitment ini-
tiative,” said Halton Regional ChairGary Carr. “We are very pleased tohave Dr. Barnouti-Calotti joiningour medical community.”
Barnouti-Calotti learned of
opportunities for physicians inOakville through Halton’sPhysician Recruitment Initiative.
The initiative is a collaborative
effort between Halton Region andrepresentatives from the localmunicipalities of Burlington, HaltonHills, Milton and Oakville, localphysicians and senior area hospitalstaff.
“We welcome Dr. Barnouti-Calotti to Oakville,” said Mayor RobBurton.
“Halton Region’s doctor recruit-ment effort is proving its value andeffectiveness for Oakville,” saidBurton.
For a list of newly-recruited fami-ly physicians who are taking onpatients in Halton, call 905-825-6000, toll free 1-866-4HALTON, orvisit www.halton.ca.
“As Halton’s population grows,we continue to need more familyphysicians and this is an ongoingchallenge for our physicianrecruitment initiative.”
■ Gary Carr,Halton Regional Chair
Specialist speaks on cataract surgeryDr. Omar J. Hakim will speak on
Advanced Cataract Surgery: State ofthe Art, Tuesday.
The free forum hosted by HaltonHealthcare Services (HHS) will takeplace at 7 p.m. in the Milton DistrictHospital Classroom, 30 Derry Rd.,Milton.
The seminar is part of the LivingHealthy series offered by HaltonHealthcare Services and is presented inpartnership with CNIB and TheFoundation Fighting Blindness. Thepresentation is made possible throughan educational grant from AlconCanada Inc.
To reserve a seat call 905-338-4379or 905-873-0111, ext. 4379 or [email protected].
Hakim is an ophthalmologist atHalton Healthcare with a specialityin cataract surgery and has beenperforming such procedures since1989.
He has just returned to HaltonHealthcare Services after spending ayear at the world renowned QueenVictoria Hospital in England and haslearned the latest techniques in cornealtransplantation.
