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Saskatoon Health Region

Incentives and Recognition

BRAVO Awards

These peer-nominated awards recognize team work, performance excellence and innovation across the Health Region. Award recipients receive their pin, certificate and a site-wide celebration of their outstanding achievements.

Saskatoon Health Region BRAVO Awards

Quality Awards

Professional contributions to patient care and safety improvement are recognized through the prestigious Saskatoon Health Region Quality Awards, founded by President and Chief Executive Officer, Maura Davies.

Long Service Awards

Employees who have served 10, 15, 20, 25 and more years of service receive a warm round of applause for their contributions to excellent patient, client and resident care. A gala dinner recognizing the many years of commitment and service is but one way the Health Region says "Thank You."

Family Day in the Park

Kinsmen Park is home to our annual Family Day barbeque and celebration of summer! A day-long picnic of games, entertainment and refreshments is always well attended and remembered.

Saskatoon Health Region Family Fun Day

Winterfest at the Royal University Hospital

A special week is set aside every year for the staff at the Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon to celebrate the joys of winter. Entertainment, special breakfasts, snow sculpture and cookie baking contests name just a few of the festive activities this event hosts every year.

Staff BBQ at the Saskatoon City Hospital

All staff are welcome to the Saskatoon City Hospital’s annual summer celebration and barbeque. A burger or dog in the sunshine, overlooking Kinsmen Park… what more could you ask for?

St. Paul’s Hospital Hosts Mission Week

Every year a series of events and presentations mark Mission Week at St. Paul’s Hospital. Close examination of the issues and ethics of health care in a Catholic setting highlights the special environment this hospital brings to the Health Region.