
Shivon Belle Jarvis
Dr. Shivon Belle Jarvis is the Acting Director of the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre (SLBMC) in Antigua and Barbuda, where she has made significant contributions to healthcare as the former head of the Pediatrics Unit. Under her leadership, the neonatal mortality rate in Antigua and Barbuda has improved, surpassing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal for 2030. Dr. Jarvis is known for her integrity and efficiency, advocating for increased staffing and improved medical equipment at the facility. Recently, she reported on her findings and requested funding for essential equipment needs, reflecting her commitment to enhancing healthcare services in the region.
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Dr Shivon Belle-Jarvis is SLBMC’s Medical Director who emphasized the importance of the laptop donation for implementing the new Hospital Information System.
AUA supports SLBMC’s digital transformation with laptop donationSLBMC Medical Director Dr Shivon Belle-Jarvis echoed these sentiments and emphasized the critical role nurses play within the institution and beyond.
Press Release from SLBMC: Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre celebrates Nurses Week
Dr Shivon Belle-Jarvis, Medical Director at SLBMC, underscored the hospital’s dedication to improving maternal and newborn health outcomes.
SLBMC celebrates World Health Day under the theme “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures”Dr Shivon Belle-Jarvis called for greater awareness and earlier intervention for children with autism during an interview marking World Autism Awareness Day.
Medical Director highlights need for early intervention on World Autism Day
Medical Director at the SLBMC Dr Shivon Belle-Jarvis met with the staff to address their concerns.
SLBMC workers down tools, demand payment of back payDr. Shivon Belle Jarvis is the Director of Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre and reported on neonatal mortality rates in Antigua and Barbuda.
Hurst Reports: Cabinet - Wednesday 19 March 2025Dr. Jarvis noted that Antigua and Barbuda’s neonatal mortality rate is relatively lower than several Caribbean islands.
Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre to receive $800,000 for equipment needs





