Logan Hospital

21/04/2026

Meet Adiola Mazambani, Team Leader in Child and Youth Mental Health. ⭐

Recognised for her leadership, Adiola brings a unique and caring approach to mental health, shaped by her experience across the UK, Australia and Zimbabwe.

In her role, Adiola supports young people and families through difficult times, always focusing on connection and understanding.

Her work is guided by the idea of “Ubuntu” which means “I am because we are.” It reflects her strong belief that care is about people, relationships and community.

Adiola says every family she works with has helped shape the way she cares. She believes it is not just about clinical skills, but about listening, being curious and understanding each person’s story.

She also values teamwork and believes good leadership means growing together, supporting each other and creating a positive culture. 🩷

17/04/2026

Logan Hospital’s Rehab team recently worked with patient Mara Paul and her family to host a private Australian citizenship ceremony on the ward.

Surrounded by family, friends and staff supporting her recovery, Mara officially became an Australian citizen after nearly 20 years in Australia.

“It was such a privilege to have my own ceremony here,” Mara said.

The ceremony ended with a special moment, as Mara’s husband John led a Māori hymn.

A lovely example of ways our staff go above and beyond to provide culturally safe, patient centred care. 💛

14/04/2026

After 40 years in nursing and midwifery, Beaudesert Hospital’s Marg Wendt says it’s the people who have shaped her career. 💛

“I’ve been so lucky to walk alongside women and families during some of the most important moments in their lives, not just patients, but colleagues too,” she said.

From supporting new mums as a lactation consultant to leading services as Nursing and Midwifery Director, Marg’s impact has been felt across generations of care.

A proud local, Marg says Beaudesert Hospital is part of her community.

Congratulations on an incredible 40 years of service!

10/04/2026

Meet Liberty Wainwright from Rochedale State High School! 🌟

The Year 12 student has taken her first step towards a career in health with an administration traineeship at Logan Hospital.

Excited to learn and help people every day, she’s already gaining hands-on experience across the wards and with hospital services.

“The traineeship is perfect for building skills and seeing how a hospital really works,” Liberty said. “I love working as part of a team and making a difference.”

Programs like this give students across Metro South the chance to explore health careers while still at school – from nursing and allied health to food and patient support services. 💙

05/04/2026

Baby Isa and his family are celebrating an extra special Easter, with their gorgeous bub now safely at home after 86 long days in hospital. 🐰

Isa surprised his mum Tiani by arriving roughly 12 weeks before his due date of 1 April. Since then, he’s spent nearly three months growing stronger each day, working his way back to that original milestone.

In a full-circle moment Tiani was able to take her sweet boy home on the very day he was meant to arrive.

The proud mum shared that her son's name means Jesus, make the timing of going home especially fitting as Easter marks a time of new life and renewal.

Isa is the third child of Tiana and J***y and his two older siblings have been eagerly waiting for him to come home. Now, after weeks apart, the family is finally together.

A pretty special Easter gift for everyone. ❤️

03/04/2026

Thank you to all our wonderful staff working over the long weekend this Easter. 🐰

From bunny ears to alpaca visits and even some farmyard friends, check out what's been happening across our hospitals!

02/04/2026

Easter is in full swing at Logan Hospital, with sweet treats, colourful dress-ups, and even a few woolly visitors bringing smiles to staff and patients. 🐰

The Easter Bunny's helpers hopped by a donation for the Children's Inpatient Unit which means our littlest patients will wake up to some yummy treats this Easter weekend.

Amid the celebrations, our amazing staff continue to deliver high-quality care every day, including throughout the public holidays.

Thank you for everything you do to support our community and Happy Easter from Logan Hospital.

01/04/2026

Have you seen the good news?!

https://www.facebook.com/MetroSouthHealth/posts/pfbid0C9W5jUHmgA3S8SAVwXUMf1LU1wsx1TyLrb87xgJACaLvMR85Xd3cb86D6QACsx3kl

We’re excited to launch a new ‘Bring Your Bestie to Work’ recruitment campaign. 👯

If you have a friend who’d make an amazing addition to the Metro South Health team, tag them below to go into the running!

As part of the program, potential recruits can:
- Learn what their bestie actually does at work
- Understand how to navigate hospital corridors like a pro
- Master the art of understanding healthcare acronyms in meetings
- Experience the teamwork that makes Metro South Health such a special place to work.

Applications close at 11:59am sharp, so get in quick and tag your bestie below. 👇

Because you and your bestie really are better together.

28/03/2026

National Close the Gap Day events at Logan and Beaudesert hospitals have recognised the importance of achieving health equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians through partnerships and collaboration.

24/03/2026

Say hello to some of our wonderful youth mental health Step Up, Step Down staff. 👋

The service in Logan offers a comfortable, home-like environment where young people aged 16 to 21 can stay for up to 28 days.

During their stay, they can access short-term intensive mental health support including psychosocial interventions, group programs and individualised recovery planning.

Team Leader Stacey Sobolewski explained the program is about recovery-focused care.

“This means stepping up before a crisis becomes overwhelming, and stepping down after hospital, so recovery and life in the community become real,” she said.

The service recently held an open day for local health professionals and partners, raising awareness of the important support it provides to young people. ❤️

18/03/2026

Hi! I’m Meeya. I’m a clinical nurse in Logan Hospital’s Paediatric Emergency Department (ED). 👋

I love meeting and helping families from different cultures learn more about healthcare. It excites me when they’re eager to learn and feel empowered about their child’s health.

My mum is from Thailand and grew up without access to good healthcare, so navigating it here was all new for her and I have a huge heart for that aspect of healthcare.

I also love connecting with parents and validating their concerns, as I was a mum before I was a nurse and will never forget how difficult it was being in hospital with my children not understanding what was going on sometimes.

As a senior paediatric nurse, I’m often the shift manager in the department. I support junior team members, help with audits to improve our healthcare delivery and promote a positive working culture. 🏥🧑🏻‍⚕️

I love how the team on shift (nurses, doctors, social workers, mental health clinicians) all work together for the good of the children. Everything we do is for them (and their families), helping them to feel at ease and bringing joy.

I’m a mum of five kids (and three dogs), and I’m studying to become a nurse practitioner.

I’ve been a musician and singer my whole life; it’s my passion outside of work. I have my own YouTube channel called ‘Musical Medicine with Nurse Meeya’ to help kids learn all about their bodies and how they work. 🎸🎤

Thanks for joining me for a day in my life - for real! 🥰

Via Queensland Health