Our Leadership
St. Paul's Hospital is independently owned by Emmanuel Health and was founded by the Grey Nuns over a century ago, in 1907.
In 2018, St. Paul’s Hospital and 11 other Catholic healthcare facilities across the province transitioned from having their own Boards of Directors to a model where governance oversight is provided through Emmanuel Health Incorporated.
Nine former St. Paul’s Hospital Board members were appointed to the new Emmanuel Health Board, and leadership roles were formed for St. Paul’s Hospital Executive Director Tracy Muggli and Emmanuel Health CEO Jean Morrison.
St. Paul's Hospital Local Council
The St. Paul’s Hospital Local Council functions as a committee of the Emmanuel Health Board. 2021 Local Council Members include:
- David Eberle – Chair
- Gene Dupuis
- Dr. Bruce Berscheid
- Maureen Preston
- Dr. Vivian Walker – St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Board Chair
- Tracy Muggli – St. Paul’s Hospital Executive Director
Tracy Muggli, St. Paul’s Hospital Executive Director
Tracy Muggli took on the role of St. Paul’s Hospital Executive Director in 2020.
Emmanuel Health President and CEO & St. Paul’s Hospital CEO
Jean Morrison officially assumed the responsibilities of Emmanuel Health Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in the spring of 2018.
Ms. Morrison has over 25 years of experience in health care, having held diverse senior positions in the Saskatchewan healthcare system, including the position of President and CEO of St. Paul’s Hospital and Vice President of Performance Excellence and Chief Nursing Officer for the Saskatoon Health Region. Ms. Morrison also serves on the Board of Directors for a number of provincial and national organizations.
With a degree in Nursing from the University of Saskatchewan, and both a Master's of Nursing and a Master's of Health Services Administration from Dalhousie University, Halifax, Jean has also worked in a variety of roles and settings in the health system - as a special care aide in a long term care facility; as a registered nurse in a hospital in Saskatoon; as a public health nurse in rural Saskatchewan; and as a health administrator in Nunavut, rural Saskatchewan and Saskatoon.
Jean brings an in depth knowledge and appreciation for the unique shared governance and management partnership between St. Paul's Hospital and the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and a deep commitment to the contributions that faith-based healthcare brings to the provincial healthcare system.