Mona Vale Hospital

27/02/2026

NSLHD News 🙌

In the newest edition of NSLHD News:

• RNSH ED recognised by Governor-General
• Art abounds at AYAH
• Celebrating Pride at Fair Day
• 19,900 smiles and counting!

Plus even more district highlights.
Click here to read the latest edition of NSLHD News:

NEWS NORTHERN SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT NSLHD Main story Short blurb RNSH ED recognised by Governor- General Read more on Page x PAGE 6 Celebrating Pride

24/02/2026

🌈 WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU 🌈

If you identify as LGBTIQA+, we want to hear from you.

Your experiences in our hospitals and services matter, and your feedback directly guides how we improve inclusion, safety and the quality of care across Northern Sydney.
It’s quick, confidential, and helps us create health services where everyone feels welcome and respected.

👉 Take a few minutes to complete the LGBTIQ+ Patient Experience Survey: https://bit.ly/3ZvHCmS

Look for the survey in NSLHD waiting areas or complete it online today

13/02/2026

NSLHD News 🙌

In the newest edition of NSLHD News:

• High-volume Surgical Centre at Northern Beaches Hospital
• NSLHD Allied Health finalists in 2026 Excellence Awards
• NSLHD supports Fusion Pride Picnic on the Northern Beaches
• Intellectual Disability Health Service Clinic opens at Royal North Shore Hospital

Plus even more district highlights.

Click here to read the latest edition of NSLHD News:

NEWS NORTHERN SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT NSLHD Main story Short blurb Intellectual Disability Health Service Clinic opens at RNSH Read more on Page x PAGE 3

30/01/2026

NSLHD News 🙌

In the newest edition of NSLHD News:

• NSLHD welcomes newest intake of Junior Medical Officers
• Parkinson’s treatment brings hope
• NSLHD staff listed in the Australia Day Honours List 2026
• RNSH rapid response to Bondi shooting

Plus even more district highlights.

Click here to read the latest edition of NSLHD News:

NEWS NORTHERN SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT NSLHD Main story Short blurb NSLHD welcomes newest intake of Junior Medical Officers PAGE 3 Read more on Page x p

19/01/2026

Join NSW Health and help care for Mob. Get a head start in your nursing or midwifery career with a NSW Health Cadetship or Scholarship. You’ll receive financial and career support to help you succeed.

Applications for the 2026 NSW Aboriginal Nursing and Midwifery Cadetship and Scholarship Program close 22 February 2026.

Register your interest: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/nursing/aboriginal-strategy/Pages/scholarships.aspx

16/01/2026

☀️ STAY SAFE THIS SUMMER ☀️

Summer is the perfect time to get outdoors, stay active and enjoy the sunshine. Sometimes, accidents and minor injuries happen.

The Mona Vale Hospital Urgent Care Centre is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for walk-in care of minor illnesses and injuries.

If your condition is serious or life-threatening, call triple zero (000) or go to the Emergency Department at Northern Beaches Hospital, Frenchs Forest.

Need urgent treatment? Click here to see how the Urgent Care Centre can help:
👉 https://bit.ly/MVH-UCC-Patient-Brochure

13/01/2026

Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander registered midwife currently studying your Masters of Midwifery?

You may be eligible to receive $15,000 to support your postgraduate studies through the NSW Health Rhodanthe Lipsett Postgraduate Midwifery Scholarship.

This scholarship is designed to support your academic journey and help you grow your skills in your chosen area of midwifery practice. Find out more and apply today: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/nursing/aboriginal-strategy/Pages/scholarships.aspx

21/12/2025

🎄STAY SAFE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON🎄

As the year wraps up, our Mona Vale Hospital family wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

The Mona Vale Hospital Urgent Care Centre offers a walk-in service for minor injuries and illnesses 24hrs a day – seven days a week and patients receive care from an experienced team of doctors, nurses and allied health professionals.

The Mona Vale Hospital Urgent Care Centre can treat minor illness and injury such as:
• Minor fractures or injuries
• Bites and stings
• Minor burns or scalds
• Minor cuts needing stitches or glue
• Minor sports injuries, including sprains or strains

For emergencies, call triple zero (000): Patients with more serious or life-threatening conditions should call triple zero (000) or present to the Emergency Department at the Northern Beaches Hospital at Frenchs Forest.

Let’s look out for one another, stay safe, healthy, and happy – and most importantly, make the most of this festive season!

Need urgent treatment? Click here to see how the Urgent Care Centre can help:
👉 https://bit.ly/MVH-UCC-Patient-Brochure

20/12/2025

🌭🎄 MONA VALE HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS BBQ 🌭🎄

Mona Vale Hospital staff came together to celebrate the festive season with a delicious all-staff barbecue.

Thank you to all our staff for your dedication throughout the year, and we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe festive season!

19/12/2025

NSLHD News 🙌

The latest edition of our district newsletter is out now! Read all about:

• Northern Beaches Hospital milestone reached
• Festive celebrations throughout the district
• NSLHD named winner of International Award
• Health Minister visits new RNSH Compass Clinic

Click the link here to view:

NEWS NORTHERN SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT NSLHD Main story Short blurb Festive celebrations throughout the district NSLHD’s festive celebrations in full swing

09/12/2025

Do you know someone studying, or interested in studying nursing or midwifery?

Are they eligible for the 2026 NSW Aboriginal Nursing and Midwifery Cadetship and Scholarship program?

Share this with them and encourage them to register their interest. Applications open 15 December 2025: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/nursing/aboriginal-strategy/Pages/scholarships.aspx

28/11/2025

💻 SINGLE DIGITAL PATIENT RECORD (SDPR)

The SDPR is NSW Health’s state-wide unified electronic medical record, patient administration system, and laboratory information management system. It brings multiple systems together into one full view of a patient’s health journey, ensuring care teams have the right information wherever people receive treatment in NSW.

With the SDPR:
- Patients won’t need to repeat their health history
- Clinicians have real-time access to imaging, pathology, medications, and assessment history
- Administration across hospitals is streamlined

This major transformation is represented in the artwork ‘Healing Connections – From All Walks, One Path.’ by Wodi Wodi, Worimi and Yuin Nation artist Lee Anthony Hampton. Dr Teresa Anderson AM calls it “a visual embodiment of change,” reflecting resilience, equity, and the shared progress of all NSW communities.

Find out more here: https://bit.ly/4p0slp9

NSW Health