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“Having twins can be a big unknown and scary at times. They come early, as most twins do, and I realised how vulnerable mummies can be.”
Meet Amanda, a passionate midwife at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH). 🥰
Amanda has dedicated her career to caring for women and newborns at RBWH, the very place where she gave birth to her own children.
“I had my second two babies here as well after my twins, with the same midwife for both of those births. So that was pretty magical,” Amanda said.
Over the years, Amanda has taken on many roles, from patient flow to lactation support, as well as safety and quality. But at the heart of everything she does is a deep commitment to supporting mothers and through what can be a scary and vulnerable experience. ❤️
“I’m always very careful to keep that woman at the centre of my care, be respectful of her journey and practise with compassion.”
Her own journey as a mother, especially having twins, has shaped the way she cares for women today.👶👶
“Having multiple births brings a lot of complexity, but midwives can support you to follow that journey the way you want. There’s not one right way for every family, every mum and all the babies. We are here to support you so you can achieve what you want.”
A big thank you to Amanda and all the amazing midwives at RBWH for supporting mothers and babies every day. 🙌
Love working with you Amanda 💚 💜
Fantastic midwife and incredible person!
Fantastic Amanda! Love this!!💕
Proud of you!!!
Rockstar midwife 🤩
Thank you for your dedicated work and am so glad you experienced continuity of your midwife
We love you Amanda 🥰
One of the best! 😍
🤍🤍🤍 how lucky metro north is to have a fabulous midwife!
What a queen 👑
😘
Latest news
Advocating for inclusion when it comes to neurodiversity
Rosey Holliday, a valued consumer representative on the Metro North Health Disability Services Action Plan Implementation Advisory Group shares her experience with hidden disabilities like neurodiversity.
RBWH Nurse Educator duo leverage different thinking to solve healthcare challenges
Cath Saddler and Adam Turbutt, both Nurse Educators at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, have founded a Nursing and Midwifery Neurodiversity Working Group.
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Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards./ MetroNorthHHS
“Having twins can be a big unknown and scary at times. They come early, as most twins do, and I realised how vulnerable mummies can be.”
Meet Amanda, a passionate midwife at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH). 🥰
Amanda has dedicated her career to caring for women and newborns at RBWH, the very place where she gave birth to her own children.
“I had my second two babies here as well after my twins, with the same midwife for both of those births. So that was pretty magical,” Amanda said.
Over the years, Amanda has taken on many roles, from patient flow to lactation support, as well as safety and quality. But at the heart of everything she does is a deep commitment to supporting mothers and through what can be a scary and vulnerable experience. ❤️
“I’m always very careful to keep that woman at the centre of my care, be respectful of her journey and practise with compassion.”
Her own journey as a mother, especially having twins, has shaped the way she cares for women today.👶👶
“Having multiple births brings a lot of complexity, but midwives can support you to follow that journey the way you want. There’s not one right way for every family, every mum and all the babies. We are here to support you so you can achieve what you want.”
A big thank you to Amanda and all the amazing midwives at RBWH for supporting mothers and babies every day. 🙌
Love working with you Amanda 💚 💜
Fantastic midwife and incredible person!
Fantastic Amanda! Love this!!💕
Proud of you!!!
Rockstar midwife 🤩
Thank you for your dedicated work and am so glad you experienced continuity of your midwife
We love you Amanda 🥰
One of the best! 😍
🤍🤍🤍 how lucky metro north is to have a fabulous midwife!
What a queen 👑
😘
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Latest news
Advocating for inclusion when it comes to neurodiversity
Rosey Holliday, a valued consumer representative on the Metro North Health Disability Services Action Plan Implementation Advisory Group shares her experience with hidden disabilities like neurodiversity.
Events
/ MetroNorthHHS
“Having twins can be a big unknown and scary at times. They come early, as most twins do, and I realised how vulnerable mummies can be.”
Meet Amanda, a passionate midwife at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH). 🥰
Amanda has dedicated her career to caring for women and newborns at RBWH, the very place where she gave birth to her own children.
“I had my second two babies here as well after my twins, with the same midwife for both of those births. So that was pretty magical,” Amanda said.
Over the years, Amanda has taken on many roles, from patient flow to lactation support, as well as safety and quality. But at the heart of everything she does is a deep commitment to supporting mothers and through what can be a scary and vulnerable experience. ❤️
“I’m always very careful to keep that woman at the centre of my care, be respectful of her journey and practise with compassion.”
Her own journey as a mother, especially having twins, has shaped the way she cares for women today.👶👶
“Having multiple births brings a lot of complexity, but midwives can support you to follow that journey the way you want. There’s not one right way for every family, every mum and all the babies. We are here to support you so you can achieve what you want.”
A big thank you to Amanda and all the amazing midwives at RBWH for supporting mothers and babies every day. 🙌
Love working with you Amanda 💚 💜
Fantastic midwife and incredible person!
Fantastic Amanda! Love this!!💕
Proud of you!!!
Rockstar midwife 🤩
Thank you for your dedicated work and am so glad you experienced continuity of your midwife
We love you Amanda 🥰
One of the best! 😍
🤍🤍🤍 how lucky metro north is to have a fabulous midwife!
What a queen 👑
😘
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