Meet Our Team
Arlene McCorry
NP-PHC, BScN - Lead Nurse Practitioner
Arlene McCorry is the Lead NP with the new Northern Neighbours Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic. She has been the sole Nurse Practitioner in White River since 2003 except for a short departure in 2013. Arlene was born and raised in Schreiber then moved to Southern Ontario for post-secondary education. She received her BA from the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario then went on to obtain her nursing diploma from St Claire College in Windsor. After graduation she worked at McKellar Hospital in Thunder Bay on the medical floor. In 1987 she married Hugh and moved to Marathon where she worked at Wilson Memorial Hospital for several years before taking a position as the RN with the Marathon Family Practice. Between work and family she returned to school to pursue her BScN and her Nurse Practitioner Certification from Lakehead University, and then began her position in White River in 2003. While completing her nursing degree she worked part time at the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. She also did a short term with the then CCAC as Palliative Care NP in 2013, but her heart pulled her back to the residents of White River and the primary care that she loved.
Nathalie McCaig
RPN - Ontario Telemedicine Network
Nathalie McCaig, is a long time resident of White River who went to Confederation College to receive her diploma as a registered practical nurse, and graduated in 2009. After graduation she worked at Wilson Memorial General Hospital for 5 years. She is now the OTN Nurse at the White River Medical Clinic and she also does Phlebotomy at the clinic. Nathalie has been an RPN nurse at the clinic since 2014.
Carolyn Burton
Clinic Administrator
Carolyn has been a resident of Northwestern Ontario for close to three decades. After raising her family, she returned to college and graduated with a 4.0 GPA in Business and Human Resources. Carolyn’s activities, both professionally and personally are guided by her top core values: compassion, equality, and honesty. Carolyn has extensive administrative experience and solid business acumen in non-profit organizational environments. She was an integral part of the Edmonton SPCA, Ontario Aboriginal Housing, Marathon Non-profit Housing, Marathon Community Collective, Marathon Victim’s Services and Marathon Community Adjustment. In 2013 Carolyn co-authored the Marathon Community Adjustment Report. The report focused on lowering the barriers and increasing opportunities facing the area as a result of the permanent closure of its core industry. The deliverables were comprised of hand-offs / recommendations for the small business community, education community and the volunteer community. She was extensively involved in the Volunteer Centre Business Plan which, as a deliverable, is a current strategic focus of the “Marathon Corporate Strategic Plan."
Chrishanna Beckford
Social Service Worker
Tara Hart
Administrative Assistant
Arlene McCorry
Nurse Practitioner, NP-PHC, BScN
Arlene McCorry is the Lead NP with the new Northern Neighbours Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic. She has been the sole Nurse Practitioner in White River since 2003 except for a short departure in 2013. Arlene was born and raised in Schreiber then moved to Southern Ontario for post-secondary education. She received her BA from the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario then went on to obtain her nursing diploma from St Claire College in Windsor. After graduation she worked at McKellar Hospital in Thunder Bay on the medical floor. In 1987 she married Hugh and moved to Marathon where she worked at Wilson Memorial Hospital for several years before taking a position as the RN with the Marathon Family Practice. Between work and family she returned to school to pursue her BScN and her Nurse Practitioner Certification from Lakehead University, and then began her position in White River in 2003. While completing her nursing degree she worked part time at the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. She also did a short term with the then CCAC as Palliative Care NP in 2013, but her heart pulled her back to the residents of White River and the primary care that she loved.
Nathalie McCaig
OTN Nurse
Nathalie McCaig, is a long time resident of White River who went to Confederation College to receive her diploma as a registered practical nurse, and graduated in 2009. After graduation she worked at Wilson Memorial General Hospital for 5 years. She is now the OTN Nurse at the White River Medical Clinic and she also does Phlebotomy at the clinic. Nathalie has been an RPN nurse at the clinic since 2014.
Carolyn Burton
Clinic Administrator
Carolyn has been a resident of Northwestern Ontario for close to three decades. After raising her family, she returned to college and graduated with a 4.0 GPA in Business and Human Resources. Carolyn’s activities, both professionally and personally are guided by her top core values: compassion, equality, and honesty. Carolyn has extensive administrative experience and solid business acumen in non-profit organizational environments. She was an integral part of the Edmonton SPCA, Ontario Aboriginal Housing, Marathon Non-profit Housing, Marathon Community Collective, Marathon Victim’s Services and Marathon Community Adjustment. In 2013 Carolyn co-authored the Marathon Community Adjustment Report. The report focused on lowering the barriers and increasing opportunities facing the area as a result of the permanent closure of its core industry. The deliverables were comprised of hand-offs / recommendations for the small business community, education community and the volunteer community. She was extensively involved in the Volunteer Centre Business Plan which, as a deliverable, is a current strategic focus of the “Marathon Corporate Strategic Plan."
Nancy McLeod
Receptionist
Hi my name is Nancy McLeod. I was born in Wawa and raised in Hawk Junction however I have been a long-time resident in White River for the last 35 years.
Since May of 2019 I accepted a position at Northern Neighbours Nurse Practitioner LED Clinic in White River working as a Receptionist at the front Desk and prior to this, I was and still employed working in Hornpayne as a Personal Support Worker at the Hornepayne Community Hospital for 1.5 years.
I am very happy to be working back in our community and look forward to seeing all the new growth that is yet to come and many opportunities that will arise in White River.