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More than 370 Mona Vale Hospital Staff Providing Exceptional Service

Thursday, 14 March 2019

Member for Pittwater Rob Stokes has praised staff at Mona Vale Hospital for their fantastic work whilst major building upgrades continue at the hospital.

More than 370 doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and support staff are employed at Mona Vale Hospital and this number will increase as ongoing infrastructure projects are completed and more medical services come online.

The entire Mona Vale Hospital campus has been secured in public ownership and all emergency medicine, inpatient medical and community health services are provided by NSW Health.

Mona Vale Hospital Construction Works Continuing

Tuesday, 12 March 2019

Mona Vale Hospital’s latest phase of infrastructure improvements are continuing with significant progress on the new Support Services Building, helipad and 10-bed Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Unit.

These infrastructure additions will be joined by other upcoming projects including a new 20-bed inpatient building to accommodate specialist inpatient palliative care and geriatric medicine units, a new ambulance facility and improvements to the Urgent Care Centre building.

Extra $10 Million for Mona Vale Hospital Palliative Care Services

Saturday, 09 March 2019

Northern Beaches families who have loved ones with a life-limiting illness will benefit from a $10 million boost to enhance the planned palliative care facilities at Mona Vale Hospital.

Health Minister Brad Hazzard, together with the Member for Pittwater Rob Stokes, announced the extra $10 million, which will improve end-of-life care for patients.

“This additional investment will ensure the design and fit out of the new inpatient unit will be of the highest standard and comfort,” Mr Stokes said.

2019 Pittwater Woman of the Year

Wednesday, 06 March 2019

Volunteer members of the Zonta Club of Northern Beaches were today acknowledged as the first ever joint-recipients of the Pittwater Woman of the Year award.

The annual award, which recognises the outstanding achievements and contributions of local women, was accepted on the group’s behalf by Club President Bernardine Guy.

“This is one of the most energetic, passionate and effective volunteer groups in our community,” Rob Stokes said today.