Mr. Anderson came to the William Osler Health System in April 2010. One of the largest community hospital systems in Canada, its three hospital sites provide a comprehensive range of acute care, ambulatory and ancillary health services. Mr. Anderson served previously as the CEO of the Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network (LHIN), responsible for the local planning, measuring and funding of 177 organizations (long-term care homes, community care access centres, community health centres, community support services, hospitals, and mental health and addiction agencies) that serve more than 1.15 million Ontarians. Mr. Anderson held previously the position of Senior Vice-President of Performance and Technology at the University Health Network, where he led the information, quality management and technology portfolios.

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