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Olympic spirit shines at STARS

To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, the STARS Allied Health team organised a range of fun events for patients and staff to get into the Olympic spirit.

16 August 2024|

QUT Metro North Nursing and Midwifery Academy

A partnership between Metro North Health and QUT is providing an integrated approach to education, recruitment and retention, development and support for nurses and midwives throughout their careers, including research pathways.

7 August 2024|

The apology that started a movement

It has been 15 years since the RBWH became the first hospital in Australia to apologise for the practice of forced adoption, triggering a nation-wide movement.

19 June 2024|

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1 week ago

Joseph is a Nutrition Assistant at TPCH who works with dietitians and other team members to support patients at risk of, or diagnosed with, malnutrition. 🍎

"Older adults may be at risk of malnutrition if they experience health issues that make eating difficult, such as dementia or dental problems. They might lose their appetite, have trouble swallowing, or struggle with chronic conditions or medications that impact their diet," Joseph said.

“I enjoy providing patients with meaningful nutrition advice to support them throughout their hospital stay”

TPCH is looking for another Nutrition Assistant like Joseph to join their team. If this sounds like you, apply now! smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-PCH612603
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Joseph is a Nutrition Assistant at TPCH who works with dietitians and other team members to support patients at risk of, or diagnosed with, malnutrition. 🍎

Older adults may be at risk of malnutrition if they experience health issues that make eating difficult, such as dementia or dental problems. They might lose their appetite, have trouble swallowing, or struggle with chronic conditions or medications that impact their diet, Joseph said.  

“I enjoy providing patients with meaningful nutrition advice to support them throughout their hospital stay”

TPCH is looking for another Nutrition Assistant like Joseph to join their team. If this sounds like you, apply now! https://smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-PCH612603

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Go Joseph! Our nutrition assistant team provide such an important service to TPCH inpatients. Thank you for all you and the team do!

Thank you Joseph and the Nutrition assistant team for the great service you provide to patients at TPCH!

Joseph is amazing - we are very lucky to have you at TPCH !

Awesome stuff Joseph!!

Sallyann Elizabeth Galodamu

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2 weeks ago

Erisa and Avissa are bringing double the brain power to their intern year at The Prince Charles Hospital, as they join 203 junior doctors across Metro North starting their careers this week.

The twins, who were born in Iran and grew up in Canada, have spent four long years apart while studying in Brisbane and Wollongong before being reunited this week at TPCH.

"We were really determined to work in the same hospital so we could finally be together. I moved to Australia by myself and had my first birthday alone, as we are usually together as twins, so I am very happy to have her back now," Erisa said.

"We have never been competitive with each other, we always view ourselves as a unit, we are there to support each other at work and we can also help each other out in the future in our personal lives if we have the same career," Avissa said.

Both girls currently have their eyes set on anaesthetics specialties - but they'll try many areas of medicine during their intern year. 💛
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Erisa and Avissa are bringing double the brain power to their intern year at The Prince Charles Hospital, as they join 203 junior doctors across Metro North starting their careers this week. 

The twins, who were born in Iran and grew up in Canada, have spent four long years apart while studying in Brisbane and Wollongong before being reunited this week at TPCH.

We were really determined to work in the same hospital so we could finally be together. I moved to Australia by myself and had my first birthday alone, as we are usually together as twins, so I am very happy to have her back now, Erisa said.

We have never been competitive with each other, we always view ourselves as a unit, we are there to support each other at work and we can also help each other out in the future in our personal lives if we have the same career, Avissa said.

Both girls currently have their eyes set on anaesthetics specialties - but theyll try many areas of medicine during their intern year. 💛

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Welcome to Charlie’s Erisa & Avissa! It’s a great place to work.

Awesome! We love to see young enthusiastic colleagues ❤️

What a fantastic story.

Welcome to TPCH

Congratulations, that’s really cool.

How awesome!

They look so young to be doc

Aw this is so sweet!

Dr's sure do look young these days.

Hi

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