The St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation has announced that Melissa Schlosser has joined the organization as their new part-time administrative assistant.
Schlosser will replace Kristin Dupuis, who has moved into the role of administrator at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Schlosser comes from an accounting and administrative background, but is also experienced with charities and non-profit organizations. She was the office manager for the CanElson Drilling Estevan Bruins hockey club for two years, where she managed the front office, co-ordinated volunteers, tackled their accounting and assisted in organizing events such as the club’s annual Sportsman’s Dinner.
She has also been involved in numerus other fundraisers throughout the community, raising money for multiple sclerosis by helping to organize the Ladies Night Out annual crawfish festival and having a food booth at the annual Estevan Fair.
She also volunteered for the inaugural Colour My Foundation Colour Run for the SJHF.
“The combination of Melissa’s work, volunteer and event planning experiences have allowed her to have a smooth transition into the scope of the St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation’s organization,” the foundation stated in a press release. “The St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation board of directors are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with Melissa and would like to welcome her on board.”
