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Dr Rachel Marr is first in Queensland to earn a fellowship in forensic medicine through the formal Royal Australasian College of Pathologists training program. Completing the project wraps up a long-held goal for Dr Marr, says she 'loves'. "It’s a cr…

It’s the end of an era for our Gold Coast Public Health Unit (GCPHU). Four staff with a cumulative 100 years’ experience have retired, leaving a significant legacy in public health. The unit farewelled Communicable Disease CNC Fiona, Environmental He…

Gold Coast University Hospital’s (GCUH) very own Dr Rahul Joshi has been awarded the Global Impact Award from Operation Smile Australia for his contribution to transforming the lives of children with complex craniofacial conditions across Asia.

After losing both legs in a devastating motor vehicle accident, Stephen faced an uncertain future. Six years on, the Gold Coast Health trauma survivor is thriving.

Leanne Evert, a Gold Coast Health Dental Therapist, is a Queensland Volunteering Awards finalist for her work with the SES and Kokoda Youth Foundation, highlighting her passion for helping communities and inspiring others to make a difference.

Dan Hoepner’s life has revolved around hospitals since being diagnosed with a severe kidney condition as a baby. After two transplants and years of treatment, he now cares for others as a Clinical Nurse Consultant at Gold Coast University Hospital.

Gold Coast families are urged to take advantage of the life-saving benefits of childhood immunisation amidst an uptick in cases of preventable diseases. 

Gold Coast Health’s Creative Health Hub has once again collaborated with the team at the Interdisciplinary Persistent Pain Clinic (IPPC) to deliver two creative patient workshops.

Gold Coast Health recently welcomed a mid-year intake of medical interns, and they’re already walking the wards, taking their first steps as doctors.

Gold Coast Health has never been better placed to provide psychological support in the wake of disasters following a multimillion-dollar investment in our Mental Health Disaster Recovery and Resilience Program (DRRP).

Meet the Nurse Unit Manager helping design a new ward for older adults, with calm, dementia-friendly spaces that support comfort, dignity and specialised care close to home.

Meet the team delivering hospital upgrades and infrastructure projects that improve safety, capacity and environments for patients, staff and the wider community.

Staff artwork is helping shape a new Robina Hospital ward, creating a calm, familiar environment that supports comfort, connection and wellbeing for older patients

Learn how practical initiatives like renewable energy, electric vehicles and waste reduction are helping build a more sustainable and resilient health service for the community.

Meet the Nurse Unit Manager leading Sandalwood at the Secure Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit, focused on building a supportive team and helping people recover and reconnect with community.