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4 Reasons Why It Makes Sense to Start Your Nursing Career in the Country
Never before has the enormous importance of nurses to our rural communities been more evident. During the bushfires earlier this year and now the
The BRHS COVID Cook Off was the good vibe surprise smash hit of the pandemic. Congratulations to our very own PHEW crew for putting
“Please Mr Postman, look and see. Is there a letter in your bag for me?” What better time to reach out to someone in
“You don’t win friends with salad,” said that notable philosopher from Springfield, Homer Simpson. Poor Homer obviously was not on the BRHS COVID Cook-Off
During the great challenge of the coronavirus pandemic, BRHS leadership has worked hard to keep staff informed and supported. If you work at BRHS,
The Call-to-Test service is for people who have coronavirus symptoms and cannot leave home due to injury, mobility or other eligible reasons. The Call-to-Test
Last week’s theme in the COVID Cook Off was a chance to walk down memory lane for our intrepid culinarians – “Traditional Family Recipes.”
Scholarship support is now available for undergraduate and postgraduate aged care, nursing and midwifery courses as well as scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said on Sunday that wearing a scarf, bandana or face shield in public instead of a face mask will no
It’s been a challenging year at BRHS, a time in which staff and teams all over the health service have risen to the occasion.
It’s a question you have never been asked before, and will likely never be asked again. What sound does 1,600 happy ears make? (It’s
“Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first.” So said American writer Ernestine Ulmer. Very wise woman, that Ernestine. Whether your thing is chocolate, something fruity,
It’s our ambition to be one of the best regional health services in Australia, a magnet for top healthcare professionals, and a point of