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  • Group photo of 2026 GEM Award finalists
    Finalists announced for North Metropolitan Health Services 2026 GEM Awards 03 September 2026 Congratulation to this year’s finalists of the North Metropolitan Health Service Go the Extra Mile (GEM) Awards. The annual awards recognise the outstanding work being done throughout our health service and recognise our ongoing commitment to delivering the best outcomes and highest levels of care for our patients and community. There are 13 awards and every one of this year’s nominations was of a high quality giving our panel of judges a difficult task in choosing the finalists. Congratulations to those who received a nomination, which is a great reflection of the high-quality services being provided across our organisation. Improving the Consumer Experience Anouska Feszczur - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Sunflower Working Group - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Anthony Hoy - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Making NMHS the best place to work Ward C17 - Geriat...
  • Jarrod Healey, stroke recovery patient
    Stroke recovery patient Jarrod shares his story 06 August 2026 Jarrod Healey was struck with a major stroke on Boxing Day, where everything changed in an instant. From living an active and independent life, Jarrod was now faced with a life-threatening emergency and an uncertain future. He says that Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) was where his life was saved, due to a radiologist who recognised the seriousness and understood immediate action was critical...
  • KEMH 110 years
    King Edward Memorial Hospital celebrates 110 years of service 24 July 2026 Western Australia's largest tertiary women and newborn hospital, King Edward Memorial Hospital (KEMH), recently celebrated 110 years of providing leading maternity and gynaecology care to Western Australian women.
  • Angela Komninos
    Profile on NMHS Board member Angela Komninos 03 July 2026 Introducing Board member Angela Komninos who is also Deputy State Solicitor. With a wealth of experience, Angela joined the Board as part of her passion for improving healthcare outcomes in Western Australia. The daughter of migrant parents, Angela Komninos finished school unsure what career path to pursue. Initially choosing architecture, Angela swapped to science, then commerce and finally found...
  • Building a sustainable future through remanufacturing of medical equipment 01 July 2026 A program that involved the collection and return of single use devices that started in Osborne Park Hospital (OPH) Theatres in November 2025 has quickly grown into a hospital‑wide sustainability success story. Over a five-month period more than 10 kilograms of material has been diverted from landfill by OPH Theatres, equivalent to two bags of potatoes. OPH Clinical Nurse Specialist Surgical Servi...

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  • Lady at the dentist
    Financial incentives announced for eligible regional dentists and dental therapists 29 October 2024 Dentists and dental therapists working in rural and remote areas of Western Australia will receive financial incentives from next month, following an announcement by the State Government. The incentives aim to attract and retain oral health staff and help enhance services for people living in regional communities. The incentive package applies to existing regional dental officers and therapists working in regional areas and new staff that are employed up to 31 January 2025. Eligible staff who have been working in these areas as of 18 September 2024 will automatically receive the additional payments from November 2024. The incentives will be paid in three instalments over a 12-month period on completion of the eligibility requirements. These attraction and retention incentives will be payable on a pro-rata basis for part time staff. Eligible dentists will receive up to: $17,000...
  • BreastScreen van
    New mobile van to screen for breast cancer in WA women 17 October 2024 A fifth mobile unit to screen for breast cancer in WA women is being added to the BreastScreen WA fleet to support more Western Australian women. With twelve fixed sites and four mobile units, the additional unit will enable 5,000 more screening mammograms to be undertaken in localities where demand is high. Breast cancer is the most common life-threatening cancer for women, impacting 1 in 7 Australian women, and having a screening mammogram (breast x-ray) every two years significantly increases the chance of a woman surviving breast cancer and reduces the amount of treatment required. Women 40 years and over with no symptoms are eligible for a free screening mammogram with BreastscreenWA. With October being Australia’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we have been holding a number of activities to remind people on the importance of screening. Read more here. Book your screen...
  • BreastScreen Nurse with a mamogram machine
    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 11 October 2024 With one in seven women developing breast cancer in their lifetime, it is important women aged 50 to 74 years have a regular screening mammogram. As the risk of breast cancer increases with age, we encourage women to have a mammogram every two years. BreastScreen WA provides free screening mammograms to women 40 years and over without any breast symptoms. Screening can detect breast cancer at an early stage before it can be felt or noticed. Early detection methods continue to increase outcomes and chances of survival. Take time in October to find out what you need to know about your breast health and share this important information with your family, friends and colleagues. If you would like to help us spread awareness for this important service, visit the BreastScreen WA website for resources and support (external site). Book your free screening this October. To make an appointment ...
  • GEM Award Winners
    Congratulations to our GEM Award winners 11 October 2024 The outstanding dedication of staff was recognised at North Metropolitan Health Service’s 2024 Going the Extra Mile (GEM) Awards. Held on 10 October 2024, GEM Awards recognise the achievements and dedication of staff. North Metropolitan Acting Chief Executive Rob Pulsford said each of the winners have made significant contributions to our health service and demonstrated that they go that extra mile to support patients, colleagues, or the community. “The judges all agreed that there were many high-calibre finalists across the 12 categories and that they were all a great reflection of the dedication of our staff and high-quality work happening across our sites and services,” he said. “The high standard of the nominations across the 12 categories highlighted the many ways in which our teams live our values and embed our vision to be a transformative leader shaping ...
  • Jo Evans and Gino Cirillo
    Celebrating our dedicated staff 18 September 2024 Congratulations to Dental Therapist Jo Evans our latest Mental Health, Public Health and Dental Services Employee of the Season. Jo is the Acting Tutor Dental Therapist at Mt Henry Dental Clinic in Salter Point and was nominated for her work significantly improving the Oral Health Therapist student placement program. Jo worked with Curtin University to revise the program, improve student clinical experiences and increase student engagement with the program. Thank you to our Employee of the Season sponsor HESTA for supplying morning tea for our staff.
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