For Gold Coast Health midwife Ebeth Brown, welcoming her second child was more than a personal milestone, it was a full-circle moment.

With more than a decade of experience as a midwife, most spent within the Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) continuity of care model, Ebeth recently gave birth to her daughter Bronte, supported by the same model she advocates for every day.

Bronte, now three weeks old, joins big brother Albie, who turns four in April, completing their family of four. 

Former car accident victim, Hannah, joins the Trauma Survivors Network P.A.R.T.Y program.

Gold Coast Health is shaping the future of specialist pharmacy practice by embracing the Advanced Pharmacy Australia Registrar Training Programs for Cancer Medicine and Clinical Trials.

The structured two-year, registrar level program supports pharmacists to develop advanced skills in highly specialised areas of practice, while strengthening workforce capability, career pathways and staff retention across the health service.

The Geriatric Evaluation and Management (GEM) Unit has opened at Gold Coast Health’s H Block inpatient facility at Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH), marking the completion of a connected model of sub-acute care for older adults across the region.

Angela McBean has more than two decades of experience in oncology nursing, and she knows all too well that cancer care is never static. 

As a Specialist Cancer Nurse Unit Manager (NUM) at Gold Coast Health, she leads a highly skilled team supporting patients through some of the most challenging moments of their lives, all while navigating a field that continues to rapidly evolve. 

Gold Coast Health has welcomed more than 170 Newly Qualified Nurses (NQN) and Newly Qualified Midwives (NQM) to its workforce.

Dr Michael Aitken and Dr Hayley Frieslich have been appointed Clinical Directors for Gold Coast Health's Emergency Departments.

Nurse Unit Manager Elizabeth Soleil-Moudiky-joh reflects on the values that have guided her career: dignity, patience and seeing the person behind the symptoms.

A new exhibition at Gold Coast Health invites patients, staff and visitors to step into the thoughtful, colourful and sometimes confronting world of mental health through art.

Five-year-old Charlotte is expected to live until 14, at most, due to an incredibly rare neurological condition.