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Advanced Life Support – Level 2 – Course FULL
Course FULL 2-day course focusing on developing advanced skills in managing the deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest
Queensland Health Spirometry Training Program – Virtual workshop FULL
The Spirometry training program provides clinicians with the skills, knowledge and specific competencies required to perform spirometry to international standards and Queensland Health guidelines.
GP Alignment Program: Maternity Workshop
This interactive workshop will feature presentations, case studies and interactive skills sessions.
Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Alanna is looking for someone to take over from her when she retires later this year, after 12 years in the role, 42 years in Metro North and 45 years in the professions of nursing and midwifery! 👩🍼👩⚕️
“The right person for this role will need a willingness to work hard but equally an ability to have fun while they do it,” she said.
“This role is amazing because you get to work with great people in a dynamic environment and you are at the forefront of innovation, industry partnerships, and supporting the state as the biggest HHS in the country.
“I am so proud to have led the professions of nursing and midwifery in this wonderful health service and now it is time for someone else to take the reins and lead us into the future.”
Have you got what it takes? Click the link below and apply today. #WorkforusWednesday
apply-springboard.health.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-MN693541
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Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Alanna is looking for someone to take over from her when she retires later this year, after 12 years in the role, 42 years in Metro North and 45 years in the professions of nursing and midwifery! 👩🍼👩⚕️
“The right person for this role will need a willingness to work hard but equally an ability to have fun while they do it,” she said.
“This role is amazing because you get to work with great people in a dynamic environment and you are at the forefront of innovation, industry partnerships, and supporting the state as the biggest HHS in the country.
“I am so proud to have led the professions of nursing and midwifery in this wonderful health service and now it is time for someone else to take the reins and lead us into the future.”
Have you got what it takes? Click the link in our bio and apply today. #WorkforusWednesday
Ever wondered how many steps our ‘wardies’ rack up each shift? 🚶♂️➡️
Take a stroll with TPCH Patient Support Officer Steve and find out what he gets up to in a day and why he loves being a PSO.
"On Father`s Day I was doing a few chores around the house before heading to my son`s place for a barbecue, however I was feeling really crook. I`d been having breathing problems for the last 12 months, but it had become more severe in the last six, so I decided to call the ambulance because I felt that something was not right. I went to the hospital in Hervey Bay for a few days before they told me I had to come down to The Prince Charles. I had already been diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis previously and we had to do something about it. I came via the Royal Flying Doctor Service and had lots of tests before having my procedure and have been recovering well. Whilst I`ve been very happy with my stay here and the staff are top notch; I don`t want to end up back in hospital so going to take my recovery slowly and I`m looking forward to going home to my Jack Russel Zoe!"
💭 Monday Mantra, John, TPCH Cardiac Patient
Gabby is all smiles after a difficult road eventually led her to the birth of her baby Sully, born four months ago.
She had never heard of Gestational Trophoblast Disease (GTD), a rare group of conditions in pregnancy which can cause a molar pregnancy or GTN, which is where malignant moles and placental site trophoblastic tumors form instead of a healthy fetus.
In both cases, the baby is non-viable and the patient will need to see our Queensland Trophoblast Centre at RBWH for care and treatment, which in some instances, involves chemotherapy.
Gabby was a Queensland Trophoblast Centre patient twice in 2014 after experiencing GTD, before her happy and healthy baby Sully was born earlier this year.
"At the time I had never heard of such a thing, and what a weird name!" Gabby said, reflecting on her experience.
We are so happy for Gabby following the birth of little Sully. ❤️
