Oncology & Dialysis | Bairnsdale Regional Health Service

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

Big Red Kidney Bus widens Susan’s horizons

Travelling can be a logistical nightmare at the best of times. Imagine trying to do it when you need dialysis three times a week. That’s the predicament faced by many people with kidney disease including Lakes Entrance woman Susan Brown, who spends four hours a day, three times a

Terry, on transplant list, backs kidney fundraiser

Terry Hayes has a battle on his hands as he awaits a kidney transplant, but he is doing his bit with Bairnsdale Regional Health Service Dialysis Unit patients and staff to raise money for Kidney Health Australia. The team, known as the BRHS Kidney Beanz, is stepping up the

Ashley’s beating prostate cancer in The Long Run

Ashley Leach is taking up the fight against prostate cancer one step at a time. Ashley, Bairnsdale Regional Health Service’s Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurse, is running 72km across September as part of a national team that’s raising money for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia in the foundation’s The

Freemasons donate ‘treasured’ chest to Oncology Unit

East Gippsland Freemasons Victoria members have donated more than $21,000 to Bairnsdale Regional Health Service’s Oncology Unit for new equipment to improve staff skills and enhance patient care. The donation of $21,203.60 has allowed BRHS to buy a new IntelliVue wireless portable cardiac monitor, a Laerdal Medical Chester Chest

Pharmacist Zoe expands her horizons with BRHS

BRHS pharmacist Zoe Chin has travelled from Malaysia and across Australia to call East Gippsland home – and she’s found a flexible and fulfilling career with Bairnsdale Regional Health Service. Zoe began her pharmacy studies at the International Medical University in Kuala Lumpur in 2012, transferring to the University

Workout raises money for BRHS Kidney Beanz

Bairnsdale gym Totally Pumped 24/7 is raising money for the BRHS team taking part in Kidney Health Australia’s Red Socks Run fundraiser this month. The team, BRHS Kidney Beanz, comprises staff and patients of our Dialysis Unit and will run, walk or use stationary cycles to each cover 60km

Ashley takes the long road in prostate cancer fight

BRHS’ Ashley Leach is part of a national team raising money and awareness for the fight against prostate cancer – and will travel at least 72km this month to make it happen. Ashley, a Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurse, has joined colleagues around the nation to support The Long Run

Dialysis team socks it to kidney disease

Members of the BRHS dialysis team – and some of their clients – are stepping up their fight against kidney disease for Kidney Health Australia’s Red Socks Run fundraiser in October. The team, known as the BRHS Kidney Beanz, will each cover 60km in the month of October to

Category: Oncology & Dialysis

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

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

Big Red Kidney Bus widens Susan’s horizons

Terry, on transplant list, backs kidney fundraiser

Ashley’s beating prostate cancer in The Long Run

Freemasons donate ‘treasured’ chest to Oncology Unit

Pharmacist Zoe expands her horizons with BRHS

Workout raises money for BRHS Kidney Beanz

Ashley takes the long road in prostate cancer fight

Dialysis team socks it to kidney disease

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