Category: East Gippsland

United stand for Close the Gap Day at BRHS community event

More than 150 people attended Bairnsdale Regional Health Service’s Close the Gap Day community event on Thursday 20 March. Close the Gap Day is an annual calendar date that acknowledges progress to reduce inequities between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians.  For BRHS our part in

Shireen drives change by the numbers at BRHS

From her early years in Sri Lanka to an education in the UK and a career spanning 20 years, BRHS Executive Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer, Shireen Jahan, brings a wealth of global experience to her role. Speaking ahead of International Women’s Day on Saturday 8 March, Shireen

Ash strides to fundraising goal, and gets a little extra help

BRHS Prostate Cancer specialist Nurse Ashley Leach raised more than $1,600 by walking 72km during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and recently received a generous top-up from the St Mary’s Op Shop in Bairnsdale. St Mary’s Op Shop has donated a further $1,000 to the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia,

Carole-Anne’s warm glow from volunteer job done well

Volunteering with Bairnsdale Regional Health Services helps Carole-Anne Hock contribute to her community. Carole-Anne – a former chef, East Gippsland TAFE hospitality trainer and business owner – has been a volunteer at BRHS for eight years. Her roles include clerical and administration work in the hospital’s Oncology and Dialysis

Will Hardy named BRHS Intern of the Year at regional awards

Dr Will Hardy has been recognised as Bairnsdale Regional Health Service’s Intern of the Year at the recent Monash University School of Rural Health’s Gippsland Regional Training Hub Awards. The awards are peer-nominated and celebrate Gippsland’s up-and-coming medical workforce. They aim to encourage and support junior doctors who have

BRHS Medical Imaging gets $2.7m equipment boost

Bairnsdale Regional Health Service has invested $2.7 million to buy three new state-of-the-art medical imaging machines, with another on the way later this year, to deliver higher-quality imaging for medical practitioners and better outcomes for patients. Three new medical imaging devices, valued at $1.2 million, were installed at BRHS

Expressions of Interest: Project Manager sought

Be a part of a very exciting development for Bairnsdale Regional Health Service and East Gippsland and a great opportunity for the right project manager. BRHS is seeking to engage a qualified and professional project manager who has demonstrated professional experience in delivering capital projects, specifically an accommodation building.

Bek reflects on her nursing career and what lies ahead

A senior BRHS nurse, Bek Hall, reflects on her career in health and how nursing might change in the years ahead. Bek Hall says her family shaped her decision to get into nursing, but it’s her patients, the progress she’s seen over the years and the changes to come