Like breathing, swallowing is essential to everyday life, yet it is one of the most overlooked functions of the human body. More than one million Australians have difficulty swallowing, which is why it is so important that we mark Swallowing Awareness Day, to bring attention to swallowing disorders, such as Dysphagia, and to recognise the …
We are excited to announce that three members of the Bayside Health Peninsula Finance team – Mark Misquitta, Chau Phan and David Monaghan – were recently named award winners at the 2021 Health Finance Awards. The awards are an opportunity to highlight the outstanding talent and leadership of finance teams in health organisations across Australia, …
There is a certain power behind our peer workers that allows them to harness their own lived experiences to support others and foster hope for a brighter tomorrow. Brett Casey and Stephen Curmi are two of Bayside Health Peninsula’s peer workers who are playing an active role in helping those with mental health challenges …
The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day is #BreakTheBias, which focusses on creating a gender-equal world; free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. To celebrate the day, we spoke to a few women within our organisation who are actively breaking the bias in their everyday lives. Tenacious, resilient and empowered – we are beyond …
Cutting-edge research facilities are now in place on the Mornington Peninsula after the official opening of the Ngarnga Centre – Ideas, Innovation and Learning, at Peninsula University Hospital today. Representatives from Bayside Health Peninsula and Monash University were joined by the Minister for Health and Aged Care and Member for Flinders, Greg Hunt, and the …
We’ve introduced you to our ‘Intern of the Year Award — as voted by senior medical staff’, but now it’s time to introduce you to our stellar intern who won the 2021 Intern of the Year Award — peer nomination – Joel Don Paul. Joel is a first-year medical intern here at Bayside Health Peninsula. …
Noticing the growing threat of the Omicron variant in November last year, Sarah Wellard made the decision to trade surgical tools for wound dressings and assist with the COVID-19 response by redeploying to the Acute Medical Surgical Unit (AMSU) at Peninsula University Hospital. In Sarah’s former role as a scout nurse in the operating theatre, …
This month we welcomed 104 nursing, 14 midwifery and 18 mental health graduates across our all of our sites. Our staff have embraced the influx of new graduates to our health service, to help meet our current workforce challenges. Our nursing graduates are being supported in their transition to independent practice by a team of …
✨Bec Sherrington ✨ With 2022 well and truly in full swing, we think it’s the perfect time to start reflecting on some brilliant accomplishments that were made in the year of 2021 — starting off with our Intern of the Year Award, as voted by senior medical staff! If you haven’t already met …
Thank you to all those who attended our 2021 Annual General Meeting yesterday, Tuesday 1 February. We were hoping and planning to hold this year’s event in our new academic and research building, the Ngarnga Centre, at Peninsula University Hospital, but due to the current COVID-19 situation, we were unable to do so. The Annual …
