April 29, 2024 | Bairnsdale Regional Health Service

Enjoy East Gippsland life, help shape vital community asset

Some occupational health and safety specialists look all their professional lives for a fulfilling role that extends their skills and supports the health and well-being of the community. And after two challenging years for all of us, many professional people are looking for a tree or sea change so

BRHS a workplace that cares in good times and bad

Rachel Watt has endured a parent’s worst nightmare – serious medical episodes that threatened her daughter’s life. But she came away from the harrowing experience with a new appreciation for Bairnsdale Regional Health Service for its exemplary medical care and for the care and support it gives its employees.

Positive on a RAT? Tell us, join our COVID Pathway

If you test positive to coronavirus (COVID-19) with a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT), it’s vital that you register your result – for your own health, your carers and Bairnsdale Regional Health Service. BRHS Sub-Regional Partnerships and Innovation Lead Julie Lawrence (pictured) says Department of Health figures suggest an increasing

Smiles all round as kids heed oral health message

Seventeen East Gippsland early childhood services including Bairnsdale’s Eastwood Early Learning Centre are working to keep big, healthy smiles on the faces of local kids through the Smiles 4 Miles dental health initiative. Bairnsdale Regional Health Service is responsible for the local rollout of Dental Health Services Smiles 4

Drive for genuine change as BRHS celebrates NAIDOC Week

More than 250 people attended a community celebration at BRHS to celebrate NAIDOC Week and the special relationship between our team and East Gippsland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. BRHS used the occasion to celebrate its 40-year tradition of specialised care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People

Colouring book to brighten kids’ hospital visits

A new colouring book designed by Koori children for child patients at the Bairnsdale Regional Health Service aims to make a hospital visit a little easier on little ones. BRHS Aboriginal Health Unit Koori Hospital Liaison Officer Adrian Morgan came up with the idea for My Healing On Country

Celebrating 40 years of Aboriginal health care

Growing up in East Gippsland, Bidwell woman Auntie Helen Morgan learned a thing or two about the power of community. In 1982, that experience made her the perfect person to pioneer specialist health care for Aboriginal people at the Bairnsdale Hospital (as the Bairnsdale Regional Health Service was known

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Enjoy East Gippsland life, help shape vital community asset

BRHS a workplace that cares in good times and bad

Positive on a RAT? Tell us, join our COVID Pathway

Smiles all round as kids heed oral health message

Drive for genuine change as BRHS celebrates NAIDOC Week

Colouring book to brighten kids’ hospital visits

Celebrating 40 years of Aboriginal health care

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