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GEM Award Winners 2021

GEM Award Winners 2021

GEM Award winners 2021
31/08/2021

The GEM Awards are an opportunity to celebrate and reward high achieving staff who exemplify our values of Care, Respect, Innovation, Teamwork and Integrity in their service.

NMHS Board Chair Clinical Professor David Forbes AM was MC for the evening and an incredible field of 45 finalists in ten categories were recognised.

As an annual event, the GEM Awards provides a valuable opportunity to showcase the great work being done throughout the NMHS hospital and health service network and celebrate the many exceptional staff that we work alongside. It’s through these colleagues and their behaviours, actions and initiatives, that makes NMHS a service to be proud of.

The award categories align with NMHS’s strategic priorities and recognise our ongoing commitment to delivering the best outcomes and highest levels of care for our patients and community. Winners and honourable mentions on the day included:

CE Award

Winner: Michelle Jeffs | MHPHDS

Honourable mentions: Laura Smith | MHPHDS, and Dr Sarah Smith | WNHS

 

Driving Innovation

Winner: The DRAC Consultants team of Dr Sarah Bernard, Dr Kien Chan and Dr Sook Lee | SCGOPHCG

Honourable mention: Paul Garrity | MHPHDS

 

Empowering and Engaging our Workforce

Winner: Dr Anastasia Phillips | MHPHDS

Honourable mention: Sarah Wilcox | SCGOPHCG

 

Excellence in Clinical Care

Winner: Kelly Abey | WNHS

Honourable mention: Georgina Kelly | WNHS

 

Improving the Patient/Consumer/Customer Experience

Winner: SCGH Patient Transport Services | SCGOPHCG

Honourable mentions: Nabeelah Mukadan and Michael Petrovski | WNHS

 

Outstanding Commitment to Improving the Culture of NMHS

Winner: Jing (Cherry) Ning | SCGOPHCG

Honourable mention: Monique Thomms | WNHS

 

Researcher of the Year

Winner: Professor YC Gary Lee| SCGOPHCG

Honourable mention: Professor Graeme Hankey | SCGOPHCG

 

Rising Star

Winner: Sarah Power | SCGOPHCG

Honourable mention: Dr Jacques Malherbe | SCGOPHCG

 

Strengthening Partnerships

Winner: SARC Aboriginal Services Team| WNHS

Honourable Mention: Midwifery Group Practice| WNHS

 

Volunteer of the Year

Winner: Anne Wills | MHPHDS

Winner: Nicholas Doan| SCGOPHCG

 

Board Award

The final award, the Board Award was chosen by the NMHS Board from the 10 category winners. The DRAC Consultant team of Dr Sarah Bernard, Dr Kien Chan and Dr Sook Lee were the worthy recipients for their exceptional multidisciplinary outpatient model of care in helping older patients stay at home. They demonstrated clear clinical and social benefits with their shared care model, resulting in happier patients and families. 

Thanks to NMHS Staff Recognition Program sponsors Paywise, Smartsalary and HESTA, individual winners were presented with a $200 voucher and team winners with a $300 voucher.

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Last Updated: 24/09/2021
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