Sandon Integrated Health

Sandon Integrated Health Much of my early working life was working as a dispensary technician in a variety of pharmacies across Melbourne, Worcester in the UK and Bendigo.

Completed my studies in Naturopathy in 1999 and am currently a Fellow member of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS) after holding a membership with them since 1996. Moved to Central Victoria in 2001 after seeking a country change. In 2008 decided to go back to University, completed my Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Public Health in 2011. Studied Masters of Mental Health in 2014, Ma

sters of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner in 2017). I have an interest in Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol, Hepatitis C, Primary Care, Hepatitis Treatment, opioid replacement therapy, nutrition and herbal medicines. Interests: gardening, crochet, painting/drawing, cats, horses, reading

Robert GbWendy TB
28/04/2026

Robert Gb
Wendy TB

28/04/2026
08/05/2025

More measles cases in Victoria

A new measles case has been reported in Victoria in a returned traveller who visited Vietnam.
There is currently an increased risk of measles in greater Melbourne, Mitchell Shire and Macedon Ranges Shire in addition to the ongoing risk of measles importation in Victoria in travellers returning from overseas.
People who have visited any of the listed exposure sites or spent time in greater Melbourne from mid-April should monitor for symptoms of measles and follow the instructions in the full alert.
Measles is a highly infectious disease and can cause serious illness.
Vaccination is the best way to protect yourself and others.
Two doses of the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine are required for immunity.
If you were born during or after 1966 and haven’t had two doses, or you don’t know, get vaccinated.
Anyone planning to go overseas should make sure their routine vaccinations are up to date, including the MMR vaccine. Any overseas travel could lead to exposure to measles.
Healthcare professionals should be alert for measles in any patients with fever and rash, irrespective of travel history.
Clinicians should test, isolate and notify suspected measles cases immediately. Call the Department of Health via the Local Public Health Unit (1300 651 160).
Free MMR vaccine is available under the National Immunisation Program and state-funded MMR program.

If you want more information on how to access the MMR vaccine
please contact Wendy on 0478 061 492

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Newstead, VIC
3463

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