


Angela (who also goes by Angel) is an Infection Control Practitioner with the Cambridge-North Dumfries IPAC Hub, through Cambridge Memorial Hospital. She joined CMH in 2021 at the Covid-19 Testing & Assessment Centre during the surge of the Omicron variant, providing front line nursing care to many of our community members.
During the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, she worked at a local Retirement Home as the Director of Health and Wellness, ensuring that an exceptional level of care to residents continued during unprecedented times.
Angel is a Registered Practical Nurse with over a decade of nursing experience in a variety of settings; with a specialized focus on infection prevention and control throughout her career, which was inspired by assisting in her first influenza vaccination clinic in 2015/2016.
Angel obtained her CIC in December 2024.
Contacts: E-mail: acable@cmh.org Tel: 226-218-2973

Sebrina is an Infection Control Practitioner with Cambridge Memorial Hospital and has been part of the Cambridge North Dumfries (CND) IPAC Hub since October ‘22.
She graduated from the Practical Nursing program at Conestoga College in 2016 and then bridged to the Registered Nursing program at McMaster University before graduating in December 2019. During this time, she worked as a Registered Practical Nurse for 3 years in long-term care on both dementia and palliative care units. After graduating from the BScN program, she worked as a Registered Nurse in a travel clinic, methadone clinic, and most recently as a Public Health Nurse on the COVID-19 team as a case investigator, investigation/outbreak team coordinator, and vaccine clinic draw-up lead.
Sebrina obtained her CIC in January 2024.
Contacts: E-mail: sebrina.lam@cmh.org Tel: 226-218-2512

Bois is an IPAC Specialist at Waterloo Regional Health Network (WRHN). He is an experienced public health and infection control professional. Prior to joining WRHN, he worked at Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS), Public Health Ontario (PHO), and several international organizations, including the CDC and WHO. He holds a Master of Science degree from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK, and a Medical Degree from Samarkand State Medical Institute in Uzbekistan. He is a strong advocate for using data to inform decision-making in healthcare and for improving IPAC in the non-acute care sector. He has held Certification in Infection Control and Epidemiology (CIC) since 2014.
Contacts: E-mail: bois.marufov@wrhn.ca Tel: 519-505-4392

KW4&CND IPAC Hub collaborates with local, provincial and national organizations to support congregate living settings in Waterloo Region to build IPAC programs