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26
Aug
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

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.

9
Sep
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 9 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

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.

16
Sep
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 16 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

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.

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Building better
health services
for our community
$456 million invested over
the next five years and major
infrastructure projects underway.
Find out more.
Masks are
encouraged
here…
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
Need the Emergency Department?
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The Prince Charles Hospital

627 Rode Road
CHERMSIDE QLD 4032

Phone: (07) 3139 4000

Kallangur Satellite Hospital

9 Stoker Way
KALLANGUR QLD 4503
Phone: (07) 3285 0000

/ MetroNorthHHS

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3 days ago

Are you ready to take the next step in your journey as a medical officer? 🧑‍⚕️🩺

Meet Senior House Officer Dr Sabine who shares how her experience in the TPCH Emergency Department shaped her career pathway in returning to the ED.

If you’re a doctor wanting to join the largest Hospital and Health Service in Queensland, we can help you. Click the link in the comments to explore the Resident Medical Officer and Registrar opportunities within Metro North.
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Amazing Sabine! You go girl!

Sabine ❤️ on t’aime 🌸

SABINE!

Sabine is an amazing Dr!

Go Sabine!!

View more comments

4 days ago

Turning 101 is no easy feat - but gardening, eating a good breakfast, and seeing the world sure help you get there! Eloise is a TPCH patient who moved to St Martin’s interim care when she was well enough to leave hospital, which has now become her forever home. Today she celebrated with her new friends and reflected on a life well spent. ✨ 🎂 ... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Eloise is such a star! She keeps all the staff and other residents on their toes!!

This is so sweet 🩷

Happy birthday Eloise

1 week ago

Sunshine, sea-breeze and beautifully maintained gardens are just a few things you'll find at the Brighton Health Campus. 🌊🌴

One of the gardeners keeping the grounds in tip-top shape is Rob who says working out at Brighton has revived his passion in horticulture.

"I was at TPCH for 7 years, but this came up last July and I jumped at the chance, just to get your eyes on a new place and have a new challenge. I also get to pat multiple dogs every day between work," said Rob.

"I love anything to do with gardening; at the moment we are mulching which is laborious but it's the gratification of knowing what you’re going to achieve when it's done.

"The best type of gardens are ones where you don’t really notice a change, put me in the garden and I'm a happy camper!"

👏 A big #ShoutoutSaturday to Rob and all of our gardeners across Metro North! 🧑‍🌾🪴
... See MoreSee Less

Sunshine, sea-breeze and beautifully maintained gardens are just a few things youll find at the Brighton Health Campus. 🌊🌴

One of the gardeners keeping the grounds in tip-top shape is Rob who says working out at Brighton has revived his passion in horticulture. 

I was at TPCH for 7 years, but this came up last July and I jumped at the chance, just to get your eyes on a new place and have a new challenge. I also get to pat multiple dogs every day between work, said Rob. 

I love anything to do with gardening; at the moment we are mulching which is laborious but its the gratification of knowing what you’re going to achieve when its done.

The best type of gardens are ones where you don’t really notice a change, put me in the garden and Im a happy camper! 

👏 A big #ShoutoutSaturday to Rob and all of our gardeners across Metro North! 🧑‍🌾🪴

Comment on Facebook

We miss ya at Tpch

Hey rob!

The gardener at RTCP Zillmere do a fantastic job as well! The gardens are beautiful and so well looked after 😁👏

We miss you at TPCH Rob! Brighton campus is lucky to have you.

Rob you do an amazing 👏🏽

good job rob, but your are missed at tpch

Well done Rob. Love all the effort that has gone into Brighton Health Campus, just uplifting.

Rob you have been a welcome addition to the grounds team. Thank you for always enthusiastically approaching your job at hand. Campus Visitors and Residents alike have commented on the gardens your, efforts have not gone unnoticed

What a wonderful gardener , always happy to share his knowledge too. Our gardens are looking fabulous

We miss having you at TPCH Rob, Brighton will be in good hands !

We miss you at TPCH Rob but so glad you are enjoying the beautiful Brighton campus

Rob has been a welcome addition at Brighton, not only is he an excellent gardener which shows in the ground surrounding the campus, but he is always ready with a friendly smile and hello to everyone he meets.

Rob always has a friendly hello as he goes about making Brighton Health Campus beautiful!

Awesome Rob!! Is someone feeding Ian?

I love a well kept garden

I was wondering where you got to!!

Nice work Rob! We miss you at Charlies!

Well done Rob.

View more comments

1 week ago

Almost 10,000 surgeries are performed every year at TPCH but none of these would be possible without a team of highly trained anaesthetists. 💉😴

Dr Andrei who is originally from Russia has spent the last year at TPCH as a Staff Specialist in Anaesthetics.

"I've practiced in Russia, South Africa, now Australia, it’s very interesting to travel through different countries and systems, seeing environments I thought I'd never see in my life. I think I became a better anaesthetist due to the [Australian] training," said Dr Andrei.

"I prefer to work in orthopaedics and trauma, and this is a smaller hospital which is not as busy as the RBWH for example so it's a smaller department and I recognise and get to know people, there's lots of support.

"Although I am on general side of anaesthetics, I am attracted to the cardiac specialty and working in the cardiac centre is very interesting, the cardiac team has a lot of experience." 🫀

Join Dr Andrei and the TPCH Anaesthetics team by clicking the link in the comments to apply for a role today!
... See MoreSee Less

Almost 10,000 surgeries are performed every year at TPCH but none of these would be possible without a team of highly trained anaesthetists. 💉😴

Dr Andrei who is originally from Russia has spent the last year at TPCH as a Staff Specialist in Anaesthetics. 

Ive practiced in Russia, South Africa, now Australia, it’s very interesting to travel through different countries and systems, seeing environments I thought Id never see in my life. I think I became a better anaesthetist due to the [Australian] training, said Dr Andrei. 

I prefer to work in orthopaedics and trauma, and this is a smaller hospital which is not as busy as the RBWH for example so its a smaller department and I recognise and get to know people, theres lots of support.

Although I am on general side of anaesthetics, I am attracted to the cardiac specialty and working in the cardiac centre is very interesting, the cardiac team has a lot of experience. 🫀

Join Dr Andrei and the TPCH Anaesthetics team by clicking the link in the comments to apply for a role today!

Comment on Facebook

What assets are our anaesthetist-techs! With out them, surgeries aren’t possible. Legendary Dr A 💪🏼

He is an awesome teacher and super friendly to students when I encountered him on my placement ☺️ very grateful

A great doctor👍

Great Andrei !

Congratulations, Dr Andrei! A great example of dedication, professionalism and lifelong learning. Wishing you continued success in Australia.

Great doctor!!!! Thank you for saving my daughter!!!

Thank you

What an advert.

Fantastic work Dr Andrei..you are a great asset, highly skilled as well as a helluva nice guy ! 💕

Wonderful story.

Great photo and story - you utterly deserve to be where you are in your Career. We don’t know anyone who has worked harder than you to reach their goals. Wonderful that you can enjoy your work - that is so rewarding!!

As sang George Michael: "Wake me up before you go go...".

I recognise that watch! Vostok, 1967 divers watch

Привет

Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally request information regarding the options available to restrict, seal, or, where legally permissible, delete my Queensland Health records. My confidence in Queensland Health's ability to manage my personal information appropriately has been severely damaged by my experiences with the organisation and what I perceive to be unethical conduct. As a result, I no longer feel safe having my personal health information accessible within Queensland Health systems beyond what is legally required. I therefore request written advice regarding: Whether my records can be sealed, restricted, or otherwise protected from routine access. Whether additional privacy protections can be applied to my records. Whether audit monitoring can be applied to record access. Whether I can obtain access logs showing who has accessed my records. Whether any part of my records can be deleted, archived, or removed in accordance with applicable legislation and record-retention requirements. The formal process for requesting any of the above measures. My intention is to minimise the risk of future misuse, inappropriate access, disclosure, or use of my personal information in ways that may adversely affect my safety, wellbeing, or access to care. Given the seriousness of my concerns, I would also appreciate advice regarding any mechanisms available to protect individuals who have lost confidence in the organisation's handling of their personal information and who believe further access or use of that information may place them at risk of harm or intimidation. Please provide your response in writing. Kind regards,

What do you do to ensure you do not remove medical care from people with a disability and threaten them with violence if they ask questions. I mean you do follow @Queensland Health policies on bashing disabled people right? Metro North Health @Metro South Health. Ohh they are no longer accepting public scrutiny I see. Wow QUeensland Health really are a pack of unethical cowards.

TPCH is a place no one wish to be admitted. Failed hospital

View more comments

Latest news


Events


  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

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.

Three images of patients and artist renderings
Building better
health services
for our community
$456 million invested over
the next five years and major
infrastructure projects underway.
Find out more.
Masks are
encouraged
here…
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
Need the Emergency Department?
Try the Virtual Emergency Care Service first.

Reset

The Prince Charles Hospital

Rode Road
CHERMSIDE QLD 4032

Phone: (07) 3139 4000

#Nextcare Health Conference - Click for more information and to register

/ MetroNorthHHS

Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons
3 days ago

Are you ready to take the next step in your journey as a medical officer? 🧑‍⚕️🩺

Meet Senior House Officer Dr Sabine who shares how her experience in the TPCH Emergency Department shaped her career pathway in returning to the ED.

If you’re a doctor wanting to join the largest Hospital and Health Service in Queensland, we can help you. Click the link in the comments to explore the Resident Medical Officer and Registrar opportunities within Metro North.
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Amazing Sabine! You go girl!

Sabine ❤️ on t’aime 🌸

SABINE!

Sabine is an amazing Dr!

Go Sabine!!

View more comments

4 days ago

Turning 101 is no easy feat - but gardening, eating a good breakfast, and seeing the world sure help you get there! Eloise is a TPCH patient who moved to St Martin’s interim care when she was well enough to leave hospital, which has now become her forever home. Today she celebrated with her new friends and reflected on a life well spent. ✨ 🎂 ... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Eloise is such a star! She keeps all the staff and other residents on their toes!!

This is so sweet 🩷

Happy birthday Eloise

1 week ago

Sunshine, sea-breeze and beautifully maintained gardens are just a few things you'll find at the Brighton Health Campus. 🌊🌴

One of the gardeners keeping the grounds in tip-top shape is Rob who says working out at Brighton has revived his passion in horticulture.

"I was at TPCH for 7 years, but this came up last July and I jumped at the chance, just to get your eyes on a new place and have a new challenge. I also get to pat multiple dogs every day between work," said Rob.

"I love anything to do with gardening; at the moment we are mulching which is laborious but it's the gratification of knowing what you’re going to achieve when it's done.

"The best type of gardens are ones where you don’t really notice a change, put me in the garden and I'm a happy camper!"

👏 A big #ShoutoutSaturday to Rob and all of our gardeners across Metro North! 🧑‍🌾🪴
... See MoreSee Less

Sunshine, sea-breeze and beautifully maintained gardens are just a few things youll find at the Brighton Health Campus. 🌊🌴

One of the gardeners keeping the grounds in tip-top shape is Rob who says working out at Brighton has revived his passion in horticulture. 

I was at TPCH for 7 years, but this came up last July and I jumped at the chance, just to get your eyes on a new place and have a new challenge. I also get to pat multiple dogs every day between work, said Rob. 

I love anything to do with gardening; at the moment we are mulching which is laborious but its the gratification of knowing what you’re going to achieve when its done.

The best type of gardens are ones where you don’t really notice a change, put me in the garden and Im a happy camper! 

👏 A big #ShoutoutSaturday to Rob and all of our gardeners across Metro North! 🧑‍🌾🪴

Comment on Facebook

We miss ya at Tpch

Hey rob!

The gardener at RTCP Zillmere do a fantastic job as well! The gardens are beautiful and so well looked after 😁👏

We miss you at TPCH Rob! Brighton campus is lucky to have you.

Rob you do an amazing 👏🏽

good job rob, but your are missed at tpch

Well done Rob. Love all the effort that has gone into Brighton Health Campus, just uplifting.

Rob you have been a welcome addition to the grounds team. Thank you for always enthusiastically approaching your job at hand. Campus Visitors and Residents alike have commented on the gardens your, efforts have not gone unnoticed

What a wonderful gardener , always happy to share his knowledge too. Our gardens are looking fabulous

We miss having you at TPCH Rob, Brighton will be in good hands !

We miss you at TPCH Rob but so glad you are enjoying the beautiful Brighton campus

Rob has been a welcome addition at Brighton, not only is he an excellent gardener which shows in the ground surrounding the campus, but he is always ready with a friendly smile and hello to everyone he meets.

Rob always has a friendly hello as he goes about making Brighton Health Campus beautiful!

Awesome Rob!! Is someone feeding Ian?

I love a well kept garden

I was wondering where you got to!!

Nice work Rob! We miss you at Charlies!

Well done Rob.

View more comments

1 week ago

Almost 10,000 surgeries are performed every year at TPCH but none of these would be possible without a team of highly trained anaesthetists. 💉😴

Dr Andrei who is originally from Russia has spent the last year at TPCH as a Staff Specialist in Anaesthetics.

"I've practiced in Russia, South Africa, now Australia, it’s very interesting to travel through different countries and systems, seeing environments I thought I'd never see in my life. I think I became a better anaesthetist due to the [Australian] training," said Dr Andrei.

"I prefer to work in orthopaedics and trauma, and this is a smaller hospital which is not as busy as the RBWH for example so it's a smaller department and I recognise and get to know people, there's lots of support.

"Although I am on general side of anaesthetics, I am attracted to the cardiac specialty and working in the cardiac centre is very interesting, the cardiac team has a lot of experience." 🫀

Join Dr Andrei and the TPCH Anaesthetics team by clicking the link in the comments to apply for a role today!
... See MoreSee Less

Almost 10,000 surgeries are performed every year at TPCH but none of these would be possible without a team of highly trained anaesthetists. 💉😴

Dr Andrei who is originally from Russia has spent the last year at TPCH as a Staff Specialist in Anaesthetics. 

Ive practiced in Russia, South Africa, now Australia, it’s very interesting to travel through different countries and systems, seeing environments I thought Id never see in my life. I think I became a better anaesthetist due to the [Australian] training, said Dr Andrei. 

I prefer to work in orthopaedics and trauma, and this is a smaller hospital which is not as busy as the RBWH for example so its a smaller department and I recognise and get to know people, theres lots of support.

Although I am on general side of anaesthetics, I am attracted to the cardiac specialty and working in the cardiac centre is very interesting, the cardiac team has a lot of experience. 🫀

Join Dr Andrei and the TPCH Anaesthetics team by clicking the link in the comments to apply for a role today!

Comment on Facebook

What assets are our anaesthetist-techs! With out them, surgeries aren’t possible. Legendary Dr A 💪🏼

He is an awesome teacher and super friendly to students when I encountered him on my placement ☺️ very grateful

A great doctor👍

Great Andrei !

Congratulations, Dr Andrei! A great example of dedication, professionalism and lifelong learning. Wishing you continued success in Australia.

Great doctor!!!! Thank you for saving my daughter!!!

Thank you

What an advert.

Fantastic work Dr Andrei..you are a great asset, highly skilled as well as a helluva nice guy ! 💕

Wonderful story.

Great photo and story - you utterly deserve to be where you are in your Career. We don’t know anyone who has worked harder than you to reach their goals. Wonderful that you can enjoy your work - that is so rewarding!!

As sang George Michael: "Wake me up before you go go...".

I recognise that watch! Vostok, 1967 divers watch

Привет

Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally request information regarding the options available to restrict, seal, or, where legally permissible, delete my Queensland Health records. My confidence in Queensland Health's ability to manage my personal information appropriately has been severely damaged by my experiences with the organisation and what I perceive to be unethical conduct. As a result, I no longer feel safe having my personal health information accessible within Queensland Health systems beyond what is legally required. I therefore request written advice regarding: Whether my records can be sealed, restricted, or otherwise protected from routine access. Whether additional privacy protections can be applied to my records. Whether audit monitoring can be applied to record access. Whether I can obtain access logs showing who has accessed my records. Whether any part of my records can be deleted, archived, or removed in accordance with applicable legislation and record-retention requirements. The formal process for requesting any of the above measures. My intention is to minimise the risk of future misuse, inappropriate access, disclosure, or use of my personal information in ways that may adversely affect my safety, wellbeing, or access to care. Given the seriousness of my concerns, I would also appreciate advice regarding any mechanisms available to protect individuals who have lost confidence in the organisation's handling of their personal information and who believe further access or use of that information may place them at risk of harm or intimidation. Please provide your response in writing. Kind regards,

What do you do to ensure you do not remove medical care from people with a disability and threaten them with violence if they ask questions. I mean you do follow @Queensland Health policies on bashing disabled people right? Metro North Health @Metro South Health. Ohh they are no longer accepting public scrutiny I see. Wow QUeensland Health really are a pack of unethical cowards.

TPCH is a place no one wish to be admitted. Failed hospital

View more comments

Masks are
encouraged
here…
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
Need the Emergency Department?
Try the Virtual Emergency Care Service first.
#Nextcare Health Conference - Click for more information and to register

Latest news


Events


  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

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.

/ MetroNorthHHS

Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons
3 days ago

Are you ready to take the next step in your journey as a medical officer? 🧑‍⚕️🩺

Meet Senior House Officer Dr Sabine who shares how her experience in the TPCH Emergency Department shaped her career pathway in returning to the ED.

If you’re a doctor wanting to join the largest Hospital and Health Service in Queensland, we can help you. Click the link in the comments to explore the Resident Medical Officer and Registrar opportunities within Metro North.
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Amazing Sabine! You go girl!

Sabine ❤️ on t’aime 🌸

SABINE!

Sabine is an amazing Dr!

Go Sabine!!

View more comments

4 days ago

Turning 101 is no easy feat - but gardening, eating a good breakfast, and seeing the world sure help you get there! Eloise is a TPCH patient who moved to St Martin’s interim care when she was well enough to leave hospital, which has now become her forever home. Today she celebrated with her new friends and reflected on a life well spent. ✨ 🎂 ... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Eloise is such a star! She keeps all the staff and other residents on their toes!!

This is so sweet 🩷

Happy birthday Eloise

1 week ago

Sunshine, sea-breeze and beautifully maintained gardens are just a few things you'll find at the Brighton Health Campus. 🌊🌴

One of the gardeners keeping the grounds in tip-top shape is Rob who says working out at Brighton has revived his passion in horticulture.

"I was at TPCH for 7 years, but this came up last July and I jumped at the chance, just to get your eyes on a new place and have a new challenge. I also get to pat multiple dogs every day between work," said Rob.

"I love anything to do with gardening; at the moment we are mulching which is laborious but it's the gratification of knowing what you’re going to achieve when it's done.

"The best type of gardens are ones where you don’t really notice a change, put me in the garden and I'm a happy camper!"

👏 A big #ShoutoutSaturday to Rob and all of our gardeners across Metro North! 🧑‍🌾🪴
... See MoreSee Less

Sunshine, sea-breeze and beautifully maintained gardens are just a few things youll find at the Brighton Health Campus. 🌊🌴

One of the gardeners keeping the grounds in tip-top shape is Rob who says working out at Brighton has revived his passion in horticulture. 

I was at TPCH for 7 years, but this came up last July and I jumped at the chance, just to get your eyes on a new place and have a new challenge. I also get to pat multiple dogs every day between work, said Rob. 

I love anything to do with gardening; at the moment we are mulching which is laborious but its the gratification of knowing what you’re going to achieve when its done.

The best type of gardens are ones where you don’t really notice a change, put me in the garden and Im a happy camper! 

👏 A big #ShoutoutSaturday to Rob and all of our gardeners across Metro North! 🧑‍🌾🪴

Comment on Facebook

We miss ya at Tpch

Hey rob!

The gardener at RTCP Zillmere do a fantastic job as well! The gardens are beautiful and so well looked after 😁👏

We miss you at TPCH Rob! Brighton campus is lucky to have you.

Rob you do an amazing 👏🏽

good job rob, but your are missed at tpch

Well done Rob. Love all the effort that has gone into Brighton Health Campus, just uplifting.

Rob you have been a welcome addition to the grounds team. Thank you for always enthusiastically approaching your job at hand. Campus Visitors and Residents alike have commented on the gardens your, efforts have not gone unnoticed

What a wonderful gardener , always happy to share his knowledge too. Our gardens are looking fabulous

We miss having you at TPCH Rob, Brighton will be in good hands !

We miss you at TPCH Rob but so glad you are enjoying the beautiful Brighton campus

Rob has been a welcome addition at Brighton, not only is he an excellent gardener which shows in the ground surrounding the campus, but he is always ready with a friendly smile and hello to everyone he meets.

Rob always has a friendly hello as he goes about making Brighton Health Campus beautiful!

Awesome Rob!! Is someone feeding Ian?

I love a well kept garden

I was wondering where you got to!!

Nice work Rob! We miss you at Charlies!

Well done Rob.

View more comments

1 week ago

Almost 10,000 surgeries are performed every year at TPCH but none of these would be possible without a team of highly trained anaesthetists. 💉😴

Dr Andrei who is originally from Russia has spent the last year at TPCH as a Staff Specialist in Anaesthetics.

"I've practiced in Russia, South Africa, now Australia, it’s very interesting to travel through different countries and systems, seeing environments I thought I'd never see in my life. I think I became a better anaesthetist due to the [Australian] training," said Dr Andrei.

"I prefer to work in orthopaedics and trauma, and this is a smaller hospital which is not as busy as the RBWH for example so it's a smaller department and I recognise and get to know people, there's lots of support.

"Although I am on general side of anaesthetics, I am attracted to the cardiac specialty and working in the cardiac centre is very interesting, the cardiac team has a lot of experience." 🫀

Join Dr Andrei and the TPCH Anaesthetics team by clicking the link in the comments to apply for a role today!
... See MoreSee Less

Almost 10,000 surgeries are performed every year at TPCH but none of these would be possible without a team of highly trained anaesthetists. 💉😴

Dr Andrei who is originally from Russia has spent the last year at TPCH as a Staff Specialist in Anaesthetics. 

Ive practiced in Russia, South Africa, now Australia, it’s very interesting to travel through different countries and systems, seeing environments I thought Id never see in my life. I think I became a better anaesthetist due to the [Australian] training, said Dr Andrei. 

I prefer to work in orthopaedics and trauma, and this is a smaller hospital which is not as busy as the RBWH for example so its a smaller department and I recognise and get to know people, theres lots of support.

Although I am on general side of anaesthetics, I am attracted to the cardiac specialty and working in the cardiac centre is very interesting, the cardiac team has a lot of experience. 🫀

Join Dr Andrei and the TPCH Anaesthetics team by clicking the link in the comments to apply for a role today!

Comment on Facebook

What assets are our anaesthetist-techs! With out them, surgeries aren’t possible. Legendary Dr A 💪🏼

He is an awesome teacher and super friendly to students when I encountered him on my placement ☺️ very grateful

A great doctor👍

Great Andrei !

Congratulations, Dr Andrei! A great example of dedication, professionalism and lifelong learning. Wishing you continued success in Australia.

Great doctor!!!! Thank you for saving my daughter!!!

Thank you

What an advert.

Fantastic work Dr Andrei..you are a great asset, highly skilled as well as a helluva nice guy ! 💕

Wonderful story.

Great photo and story - you utterly deserve to be where you are in your Career. We don’t know anyone who has worked harder than you to reach their goals. Wonderful that you can enjoy your work - that is so rewarding!!

As sang George Michael: "Wake me up before you go go...".

I recognise that watch! Vostok, 1967 divers watch

Привет

Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally request information regarding the options available to restrict, seal, or, where legally permissible, delete my Queensland Health records. My confidence in Queensland Health's ability to manage my personal information appropriately has been severely damaged by my experiences with the organisation and what I perceive to be unethical conduct. As a result, I no longer feel safe having my personal health information accessible within Queensland Health systems beyond what is legally required. I therefore request written advice regarding: Whether my records can be sealed, restricted, or otherwise protected from routine access. Whether additional privacy protections can be applied to my records. Whether audit monitoring can be applied to record access. Whether I can obtain access logs showing who has accessed my records. Whether any part of my records can be deleted, archived, or removed in accordance with applicable legislation and record-retention requirements. The formal process for requesting any of the above measures. My intention is to minimise the risk of future misuse, inappropriate access, disclosure, or use of my personal information in ways that may adversely affect my safety, wellbeing, or access to care. Given the seriousness of my concerns, I would also appreciate advice regarding any mechanisms available to protect individuals who have lost confidence in the organisation's handling of their personal information and who believe further access or use of that information may place them at risk of harm or intimidation. Please provide your response in writing. Kind regards,

What do you do to ensure you do not remove medical care from people with a disability and threaten them with violence if they ask questions. I mean you do follow @Queensland Health policies on bashing disabled people right? Metro North Health @Metro South Health. Ohh they are no longer accepting public scrutiny I see. Wow QUeensland Health really are a pack of unethical cowards.

TPCH is a place no one wish to be admitted. Failed hospital

View more comments

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health services
for our community
$456 million invested over
the next five years and major
infrastructure projects underway.
Find out more.
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