Boris Tsinman

Over the past 28 years, Boris Tsinman has applied his Mechanical Engineering education to his work within the Procurement and Supply Chain fields in both the public and private sectors. Through his work, Boris strives to create a climate of fiscal responsibility by ensuring procurement requests are congruent with the fiscal and strategic goals of an organization, as well as with supply chain regulations. His implementation of optimal supply chain management practices, policies and standards results in having the right product in the right place at the right time, creating cost efficiencies.

In his current role within the health care field, Boris provides key support and expertise to clinical areas in minimizing overall supply spending, while maintaining the highest quality of care to patients.

Prior to his work in the health care field, Boris worked as a Mechanical Engineer in the private sector, followed by 17 years with the Federal Government of Canada, primarily in the field of Procurement and Contract Administration for Science and Professional Services, Environmental Projects, Research and Development and Electronics at the Department of Public Works and Government Services Canada. As a member of the team responsible for the construction of the 13-kilometre Confederation Bridge, which links Prince Edward Island to Canada’s mainland, Boris was the recipient of both the Departmental Achievement Award from Public Works Government Services Canada (PWGSC), and the Treasury Board of Canada’s Award of Excellence.