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19 January 2015
The Grampians Medical Training intern program has welcomed its first ever intake of medical interns to Ararat this week. East Grampians Health Service Chief Executive Nick Bush welcomes the interns to the Health Service and said “This innovative program was developed to attract and retain a medical workforce with the right skill set for rural…
Learn More14 January 2015
A family day at the Willaura market could be a feature of your 2015. There will be stalls, entertainment, a vintage car display and a circus performance. This market can’t be missed, it’s a great day out, with delicious food, lively entertainment and great market stalls. Mrs Jane Millear, Willaura Market Coordinator said that “Entertainment…
Learn More13 January 2015
Mr. Matthew Wood was appointed the new President of the board of East Grampians Health Service on Tuesday 16th December. Mr. Wood has served as a member of the EGHS Board for three years. Mr. Wood came to Ararat in 2005 when he was appointed as the Officer In Charge of the Ararat Police Station.…
Learn More19 December 2014
For the past two years the Ararat Breast Cancer Support Group has been raising money for cancer equipment for the chemotherapy unit at EGHS. The events included morning teas and Pink Ribbon Day functions to not only raise money but to raise awareness of early detection of breast cancer. The new Chemotherapy chairs are more…
Learn More19 December 2014
The Freemasons of Ararat and Victoria have for the third year supported staff development at East Grampians Health Service. In 2014 the Freemasons have again contributed $3,000.00 towards a $6,000.00 bursary for staff development at East Grampians Health Service. This figure was again matched by a $3000.00 contribution from the EGHS “Building for the Future…
Learn More1 November 2014
East Grampians Health Service recently hosted a Federation University graduation ceremony for the Advanced Diploma of Management participants, where 15 students from East Grampians Health Services, Ararat Rural City Council and Department of Justice graduated. This Fast Track Advanced Diploma of Management course has been developed and refined over 15 years to help deliver a…
Learn More1 November 2014
Brookfield Multiplex, the global contracting company currently constructing the larger Hopkins Corrections Centre has donated $10,000 for surgical equipment at East Grampians Health Service. The funds will contribute to the purchase of a vital, specialised telescope/camera which will improve the surgeon’s ability to undertake abdominal key-hole surgery. The all-in-one design with an anti-fog device built…
Learn More19 October 2014
Sally Philip and Graeme Foster have retired from the East Grampians Health Service Board after combined service of 17 years. In addition to serving on the Board, they have both served as Board Presidents, Mrs Philip for 3 years and Mr Foster for 4 years. Ms Philip joined the Board in 2006 and has held…
Learn More17 September 2014
Courtesy of the Ararat Advertiser AN integrated community health centre bringing together a variety of health services onto the one site will be built at East Grampians Health Service. Minister for Health David Davis visited Ararat last week and promised that a re-elected Victorian Coalition Government will provide $3.7 million to build the community health…
Learn More15 September 2014
East Grampians Health Service has a lot to be excited about in regards to recruiting and retaining qualified Registered Nurses. After a very successful Nurse Graduate Program in 2013, all four graduate nurses were eager to remain employed at EGHS and were all fortunate to gain permanent employment across the various clinical departments including In-Patient…
Learn More9 September 2014
East Grampians Health Service has led the state in the Department of Health : Victorian Health Service Performance Monitoring Framework. EGHS was the only service in Victoria to achieve 100%. President of the EGHS Board, Ms Louise Staley said she was very pleased with the assessment and this highlights the great work of staff in…
Learn More21 August 2014
East Grampians Health Service has been recognised as an Australian Business Awards 100 Winner for Community Contribution in 2014 for their outstanding commitment to the creation and development of the Happy Mouths Happy Kids initiative. Mrs Anna Greene, Project Officer said “The Happy Mouths Happy Kids program began late last year with the aim to…
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East Grampians Health Service acknowledges the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia, Jupagalk and Eastern Maar peoples as the Traditional Custodians of these lands. We acknowledge that their holistic approach to health; harmony between body, mind, spirit and environment, has been practiced on these lands for thousands of years. We thank past and present Elders for this knowledge to help improve health and wellbeing for all Australians.
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