The Arctic Bay health centre has resumed its normal operations after a brief closure.

The centre, which serves the community of just under 1000 people, closed its doors on May 31 due to staffing shortages. It was unclear at that time how long the closure would last, but on June 6 SA国际影视传媒� less than a week later SA国际影视传媒� it reopened, having added five new staff to its roster.

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During regular operations, the centre is staffed by three community health nurses, one supervisor of health programs and with one licenced practical nurse.

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Despite the addition of new staff, the paramedics will remain in the community until further notice.

The recent closure was a first for Arctic BaySA国际影视传媒檚 health centre. It was briefly scheduled to temporarily close its doors in January of this year, but that plan was ultimately nixed.

However, the communities of Kinngait, Chesterfield Inlet and Clyde River have all seen their health centres close for varying periods in the last year.

At present, all community health centres in the Nunavut are open.