A high-profile VP at Health Sciences North has left the job

Memo from hospital CEO Dominic Giroux says Jennifer Witty has left her job

Jennifer Witty, who was the vice president, people relations and corporate affairs, is being replaced on an interim basis, according to a memo sent out to HSN board members from HSN CEO and president Dominic Giroux. Sudbury.com has been provided a copy of that memo.

He thanked Witty for her "diligence in emphasizing occupational health and safety imperatives throughout the pandemic and her leadership towards reducing workplace violence."Witty's replacement for the moment is Jessica Diplock, who is already a high-ranking staff member at HSN. "Please join me in thanking and congratulating Jessica for taking on this assignment," Giroux said in the message.

HSN said Witty assumed the position from Rhonda Watson, who retired in December after 28 years at HSN, with the previous eight years as vice-president.

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