Meet our NUMs: Emma from Banksia
This week we spoke to Emma from Banksia, our mental health ward. Emma told us about her passion for mental health nursing, her love of travel and the most rewarding parts of her role.
This week we spoke to Emma from Banksia, our mental health ward. Emma told us about her passion for mental health nursing, her love of travel and the most rewarding parts of her role.
Australian parents struggling with the daily stress of trying to manage their child’s behaviour according to new findings from The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) National Child Health Poll.
Did you know Elise, our NUM from Cockatoo was a table tennis state champion? Keep reading to find out more interesting facts about Elise, like the most rewarding part of her job and the resident funny man she would have dinner with. What makes your ward and the patients you care for different from other wards? … Continued
RCH Education Institute Music Teacher Becky Hall has been selected from hundreds of applicants as an official Aria nominee for this year’s ARIA Music Teacher of the Year Award. Click here to read more and to vote for Becky now.
Do you have a favourite member of The Royal Children’s Hospital team? Nominate them to win the 2018 Consumer Choice Award!
Heart transplant recipients Tom and Aradhya are striding into the future after receiving life-changing second chances.
Meet Angie, our NUM from Cardiology. Angie answered a few questions for us on what makes working in cardiology so unique and what a typical day looks like for her.
Today is World Teacher’s Day, so we’d like to introduce you to Elle, one of 16 dedicated teachers at the RCH Education Institute who bring the joy of learning to our patients.
Say hello to Laura, our Nurse Unit Manager from theatres! Laura told us how she enjoys empowering others and what she would be doing as a career if she wasn’t a nurse.
We would like to introduce you to Ash from Koala – our ward that provides specialist care for patients with both cardiac and renal conditions. Ash told us how he always strives to make a positive health difference to his patients and what he would take with him if he was stranded on a desert island.