BTDH Welcomes new Indigenous Patient Navigator, Elizabeth Twigg
Let us welcome our new Indigenous Patient Navigator with the Blood Tribe Department of Health, Elizabeth Twigg, Licensed Practical Nurse. Twigg has 16 years of nursing experience and has proudly served the BTDH for over 10 years.
Twigg has also worked in Home Care, the Mobile Medical Unit, and Long-Term Care. Twigg brings compassion, cultural understanding, and clinical expertise to each role. Twigg is also currently pursuing a Bachelor of Health Sciences and majoring in Indigenous Health at the University of Lethbridge.
In her role as the Indigenous Patient Navigator with the BTDH, Twigg advocates for and supports the health journey of Indigenous clients by bridging cultural and systemic care gaps. Twigg has dedicated herself to lifelong learning and culturally grounded care, which continues to guide her work as both a healthcare provider and an advocate for her community.
