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13 July 2009
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The Murdoch Activity Centre is a planned 64-hectare urban centre – and at its hub will be the new $1.76billion Fiona Stanley Hospital.
Located at Murdoch in the heart of a growing southern metropolitan corridor, Fiona Stanley Hospital will be a catalyst for local and regional growth and development and will generate economic investment and local employment opportunities.
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Scheduled for construction completion in late 2013, the 643-bed Fiona Stanley Hospital will be the major tertiary hospital servicing the south metropolitan area. It will provide a range of acute medical and surgical services, offer a major trauma centre and be the home of the State burns centre.
As part of a wider health, education and research precinct, the Fiona Stanley Hospital will drive private and commercial developments in the Murdoch area and surrounding regions.
Don't miss this
opportunity to meet
Brad Sebbes,
Executive Director
Fiona Stanley Hospital
and learn about the
planning and development
of this major
infrastructure project
and the opportunities it will stimulate for the
south metropolitan area.
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Executive Director Brad Sebbes will join us to speak about the planning and development of WA’s new tertiary hospital. With almost 40 years’ experience in the health sector, Brad has forged an enviable reputation in health administration and hospital management in both the public and private health services.
He has headed the Fiona Stanley Hospital project since 2007. Prior to this role, he was Chief Executive of the private Mount Hospital and is also the former General Manager of the Health Care Division of Futuris.
Brad has held a number of roles with the Western Australian Department of Health including Manager of the Upper North Metropolitan Health Service and General Manager of Operational Management which saw him lead the the teams that implemented the privatisation of the Joondalup Health Campus and Peel Health Campus, and the new Bunbury Hospital collocation development. He is also a former member of the State Health Service Executive Team.
Brad’s experience also extends to the Northern Territory, where he consulted the State Government on health service privatisation and collocation. He also assisted in the redevelopment of the Royal Darwin Hospital, the largest hospital in the Northern Territory.
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Time:
7.00am - 9.00am
Monday 13 July 2009
Location:
St John of God Hospital Murdoch
100 Murdoch Drive
Murdoch
RSVP:
12noon Friday 10 July 2009 |
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$25 members
$35 non-members
Hot Breakfast Included
Download Registration Form
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