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Health alert: COVID-19

Visitors are currently welcome at our facilities. Please refer to visitor restrictions for more information. Read more about COVID-19 testing, vaccination, our COVID-19 response and the latest Queensland Government information.

About us

Princess Alexandra Hospital is a tertiary health care centre, providing care in most major adult specialties. We are nationally recognised for our expertise in trauma management and organ transplants. We are one of Australia’s leading academic and research health centres.
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Visitor restrictions at our facilities due to COVID-19
Refer to the visitor restrictions for current information and mask requirements. COVID-19 testing: If you have any symptoms or are a close contact, you can collect a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) from Metro South Health sites.

Contact and location

Address: 
199 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba - view on map
Phone: 
(07) 3176 2111

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Latest news

30 September

Michael Barras awarded UQ Industry Advisor Award

Director of Pharmacy at PA Hospital, A/Professor Michael Barras has been awarded the Industry Advisor Award as part of the University of Queensland Research and Innovation Awards for Excellence this month.

29 September

Glenda Price retires after 40 years of service to patients with spinal injury

Glenda Price, Occupational Therapy Team Leader and central character in the Spinal Injuries Unit family for decades will wrap up her role as a clinician and leader in October after 41 years as an Occupational Therapist at PA Hospital.

16 September

Dr Rachel McFadyen AM celebrated as Member of the Order of Australia

Pastoral Care volunteer at PA Hospital and representative on the hospital ethics committee, Dr Rachel McFadyen was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) this year for significant service to biosecurity, and to entomology.

14 September

CSIRO scientists partner with clinicians to develop lifesaving technology

Scientists from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency have led a study to develop a machine learning tool which provides an early warning to medical professionals of a patient’s deteriorating condition.

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