Leap year babies are pretty rare, but they’re even more rare in Beaudesert. This year, however, Beaudesert Hospital was lucky enough to welcome its first leapling, leaper or leapster—as they are commonly known—in more than a decade.
As Redland Hospital launches into its sixth year of hosting School Based Trainees we chat with former SBT Jessica Allen, now an AIN in our Surgical Ward.
As Logan Hospital launches into its sixth year of hosting School Based Trainees we chat with former SBT Cassie Bedua, now an AIN in our very own Special Care Nursery.
The Princess Alexandra Hospital Clinical Toxicology Unit is celebrating reaccreditation by the Australian College of Emergency Medicine to continue providing Special Skills Placement to emergency doctors.
New Redland Hospital doctor Kirsty Kimlin knew she wanted to be a paediatrician when she was in Grade 8. "Even though I didn't know what that was at the time," she said.
Ukraine-born medical intern, Anastasia Osadchuk, has seen more of the world than most but she says it was the wealth of opportunities offered growing up in Australia and the momentum of a sporting career which led to her career start as one of QEII hospital’s new doctors.
Parents are encouraged to book a free dental appointment for their children these school holidays, with appointments available at various locations across the Metro South region.
While leap year babies are pretty rare, Metro South Health has celebrated the births of 36 new little leaplings, leapers or leapsters as they are commonly known since 2012.
