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Events
Queensland Health Spirometry Training Program – The Prince Charles Hospital
The Spirometry training program provides clinicians with the skills, knowledge and specific competencies required to perform spirometry to international standards and Queensland Health guidelines.
Mental Health Eating Disorders Workshop
Metro North Health and Brisbane North PHN invite GPs to join your general practice colleagues and QuEDS psychiatrist, Dr Kate Murphy, for an evening of education, networking and discussion.
Advanced Life Support – Level 1 Course
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Are you looking to kickstart your plumbing career whilst also contributing to the safety and care of patients at Queensland`s largest hospital? 👨🔧🪠
Trade Coordinator in Plumbing Andy started his apprenticeship at the RBWH in 2004 and is now looking to welcome a new era of plumbing to the RBWH.
"An apprenticeship here will involve a lot of maintenance work, as well as some new work jobs and preventative maintenance, ensuring the upkeep across the hospital," Andy said.
"You`ll come out of it with a Certificate III in plumbing and draining, it`s competency-based learning over the course of three and a half to four years.
"Working at Metro North, you gain a specialised skillset of working in a hospital, with a good team and you feel like you`re doing your part for patients."
The Building and Engineering Maintenance team at the RBWH are looking for their next Apprentice Plumber. If this sounds like you or someone you know, click the link in our bio to apply today! #WorkforusWednesday
Luckily for us, we have our own version of the Spanish steps at STARS! ⭐
STARS Physios Jacob and Emily are bringing Euro summer to Brisbane by encouraging you to employ the following holiday-inspired hacks in your day to day:
✈️ Get your daily steps in - bonus points for Euro-style 20k a day! Take that meeting on-the-go or do some lunchtime laps with a colleague.
🌞Take advantage of the sunshine and get your minimum seven minutes to ensure you have enough Vitamin D, which is especially important during the cooler months.
🍝Eat a nutritious, vitamin-rich diet. Pull some inspiration from the Mediterranean with healthy fats, plant foods and lean proteins.
💭 Sleep well - whether that’s a weekend siesta or a solid nighttime routine, ensure you are getting enough rest for recovery, as you would on a holiday.
Tag a friend in the comments who is doing the most this Brisbane winter.
"We didn`t know it was a heart attack at the time; I just collapsed and couldn`t breathe and then my husband revived me which is a secret skill I didn`t know he had. I was working about a month prior cleaning and detailing caravans, but I`m retired now. The episode happened the day before my 66th birthday, and it was a good birthday because I was alive. You`ve just got to enjoy every second of your life because I almost didn`t have one. I`m looking forward to going back to my grandkids` rugby league and soccer games and have a "cuppa` with them."
💭 Monday Mantra, Cheryl, TPCH Cardiac Patient
That`s not your healthcare worker; it`s your favourite dog breed! 🐶
Which one are you? If you or a healthcare-working loved one relate to one of these, tag them in the comments below. 🐾

