CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — The P.E.I. government has announced over $8 million in financial incentives aimed at retaining health-care workers on the ...
Health Minister Ernie Hudson is joined by Charlottetown paramedic Grant Atkinson-Hardy at an $8 million announcement about new financial incentives to retain health-care workers in Charlottetown Oct. 17. - Alison JenkinsThe P.E.I. government has announced over $8 million in financial incentives aimed at retaining health-care workers on the Island.
The incentives include $3,500 for registered nurses and nurse practitioners, $3,000 for licensed practical nurses and paramedics and $2,500 for residential care workers, home support workers and patient care workers. King called the incentives a foundation, on which other efforts will built, adding he has listened to the union leaders who asked for retention efforts to ensure those currently at work aren’t forgotten.
The details aren’t fully worked out yet, so Brookins asked union members to bear with them as they work out the finer points. Michael Gardam, CEO of Health P.E.I., said the province's $8 million retention effort is a step in the right direction when he spoke to SaltWire Network at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown, Oct. 17. - Alison JenkinsHealth P.E.I. CEO Dr. Michael Gardam said the incentives announces Oct. 17 are one small step towards a new way of doing things.
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