Bio: Vivian Eliopoulos

Vivian EliopoulosAs Executive Director for Vancouver, one of three Communities of Care within the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, Vivian Eliopoulos oversees the delivery of healthcare for a large, complex, and integrated Acute Services Portfolio.  Responsible for a $270M operating budget with more than 2400 full time employees, this portfolio provides secondary, tertiary, as well as quaternary services for patients, clients, and residents.

A registered nurse by profession, Vivian has enjoyed a 32 year career in Healthcare – 30 years of which have been within Vancouver Coastal Health. Key leadership roles during this time have spanned both clinical and corporate portfolios including Critical Care, ED, Trauma Services, and Clinical Information Systems.

Vivian holds a Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing from the University of Victoria, and is a graduate of the Royal Roads University Master of Arts degree in Leadership Program.  She was the recipient of the Royal Roads University Founders award, presented in recognition of exemplary work in the areas of leadership, sustainability, and personal development. In 2012 Vivian was recognized by the Canadian Association of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC), receiving an award for Excellence in Nursing Administration.

  1. Deb Taylor

    Congratulation Viv,

    With all the experience , skill and training that you bring to your new
    role …I have no doubt that you and your new team will continue to be
    an innovative force …. making sure the best possible health care is available
    regardless of the funding challenges you may face.

    Coastal Health is in good hands.

    March 19, 2014
  2. Dara Davies

    Super news! Looks like a great team to lead VCH onwards. Best wishes in your new position.

    March 19, 2014
  3. Helen Brown

    I am not surprised and continue to be impressed!

    Congratulations Viv’

    March 19, 2014
  4. Derrick Campbell

    Congratulations Vivian on your new position! Your experience with both Acute and Community will be valuable in your new role. Best wishes for a smooth transition

    March 18, 2014