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Central Coast Local Health District
Hospitals and Health Care
Gosford, NSW 9,063 followers
Home to Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy hospitals, Long Jetty Health Care Facility and community health services #cclhd
About us
Central Coast Local Health District is the biggest employer in the region, providing healthcare services to over 330,000 people through our network of hospitals, healthcare centres and other community-based services. From doctors and nurses to allied health, administrative roles and patient support, there are many roles that contribute to the provision of health services and we offer a diverse range of opportunities. We are proudly partnered with the University of Newcastle and home to the state of the art Central Coast Research Institute, providing the opportunity for learning and development throughout your career. At Central Coast Local Health District every day is different and every day you will make a difference. Central Coast Local Health District acknowledges the Darkinyung (Darkinjung) People who are the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work and live. We acknowledge and recognise all First Nations people who have come from their own country and now call this country their home. We pay respect and acknowledge our First Nations ancestors that have walked and cared for these lands for many generations before us. We acknowledge our Elders who are our knowledge holders, teachers and leaders, and our youth who are our emerging leaders in this community. We recognise the unique cultural and spiritual relationship and celebrate the contributions of First Nations people to Australia
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http://www.cclhd.health.nsw.gov.au
External link for Central Coast Local Health District
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 5,001-10,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Gosford, NSW
- Type
- Government Agency
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Holden Street
Gosford, NSW 2250, AU
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Pacific Highway
Kanwal, NSW 2259, AU
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Wyong Road
Killarney Vale, NSW 2261, AU
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Ocean Beach Road
Woy Woy, NSW 2256, AU
Employees at Central Coast Local Health District
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Congratulations to the CLEEN Study team at Central Coast Local Health District for their innovative, world-first study which has been nominated in the Health Research Category at the 2024 NSW Health Awards. #Trustedcare #Betterhealthforeveryone #innovation #research #CCLHD
The CLEEN study from Central Coast Local Health District is a world-first. This project investigated how improving the cleaning and disinfection of shared medical equipment affects healthcare-associated infections. The Cleaning and Enhanced Disinfection (CLEEN) Study is nominated in the Health Research category at the 2024 NSW Health Awards. See all the finalists and find out more about the awards here: https://lnkd.in/gaHU8WBr
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The door is closing on applications tonight for our Head to Health Kids Hubs, Allied Health and Aboriginal Identified positions. Don't miss our on your opportunity to become a part of this exciting new service at Central Coast Local Health District Physiotherapist Level 1/2 - https://shorturl.at/QqOiC Physiotherapist Level 3 -https://shorturl.at/1qcaz Aboriginal Care Navigator - https://shorturl.at/wyyFf Occupational Therapist Level 1/2 - https://shorturl.at/GL0Cb Occupational Therapist Level 3 - https://shorturl.at/ydixQ Aboriginal Health Worker - https://t.ly/7FtA2 #headtohealthkidshubs #alliedhealth
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At Central Coast Local Health District, our vision is Trusted care. Better health for everyone. ALICE_All Inclusive Care for Older People is an example of this vision. In collaboration with the Central Coast Research Institute, Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network, Central Coast Council and the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development the ALICE project is beginning to take shape to support our Older People of the Central Coast. Nick Goodwin has recently shared more information around the development of this project and what it is hoped can achieved. #TrustedCare #Betterhealthforeveryone #enrichinghealthinmillionsofways
Director, Central Coast Research Institute, College of Health Medicine & Wellbeing, University of Newcastle
ALICE _ All Inclusive Care for Older People For the past 2 years, and starting as a translational research project of the Central Coast Research Institute, we have been working for Central Coast Local Health District, Hunter New England Primary Health Network, Central Coast Council and the Department of Regional New South Wales to establish the value case for ALICE. Now with pilot funding from the PHN, and support from a wide range of community and consumer stakeholders on the Coast _ not least our wonderful residents and members of the Long Jetty Over 50s Club _ the ALICE program is beginning to take shape. Our animation below explains the nature of what we are trying to achieve for our older residents on the Coast, not least to raise to the initial challenge given to us by them at our first co-design meeting _ that older people are "screamingly lonely", do not know where to turn for trusted information and advice about the issues that help them keep healthy and well, and find health and care services complex, hard to navigate and costly. ALICE is by no means the answer to all things, but in all of our community consultations so far its core message hits home. There's a reason why older people in Australia have _ on average _ the most number of years living in chronic ill health in later life of high-income countries, and it is incumbent on all of those with a public service mindset to try and find the simple solutions that can bring people together and make a difference. As we progress on ALICE's journey, I hope to provide more updates as we go.
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Congratulations to the Wyong Mental Health Team for their nomination in the Excellence in the Provision of Mental Health Services category at the 2024 NSW Health Awards. Susan Pinnell shares more about the 'Safe Ways of Working' model. #Trustedcare #Betterhealthforeveryone #CCLHD #mentalhealth #2024nswhealthawards
In 2021, the Wyong Mental Health Inpatient Unit began a major transformation to improve patient care and outcomes. The success of these changes lead to the rollout of the ‘Safe Ways of Working’ model across the Central Coast Local Health District Mental Health Service in May 2024, setting a new standard for patient care and safety. Safe Ways of Working in Wyong Mental Health Inpatient Unit is nominated in the Excellence in the Provision of Mental Health Services category at the 2024 NSW Health Awards. See all the finalists and find out more about the awards here: https://lnkd.in/gaHU8WBr
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Are you an experienced Physiotherapist Level 3 with a focus on Peadiatric Care? Head to Health Kids Hubs is a wonderful new service which provides holistic, early intervention to children and their families aged between 5-12 years old. Be a part of the first roll out of this service in NSW. Applications close 20th October 2024 https://shorturl.at/O10MU #Headtohealthkidshubs #physiotherapist #CCLHD
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Head to Health Kids Hub is an exciting new initiative supporting Central Coast kids and their families, with a focus on early intervention and holistic health care. Come and join our Mental Health Service Central Coast Local Health District today. https://shorturl.at/SWVcH #mentalhealth #headtohealthkidshubs
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Experienced Obstetrics and Gynaecology Staff Specialist's... why come and work for Central Coast Local Health District as our Head of Department Obstetrics and Gynaecology? #obstetricsandgynaecology #staffspecialists #cclhd
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Are you someone who considers themselves able to expertly steer through complex health settings, ensuring seamless coordination and superior patient care? Head to Health Kids Hub - Care Navigator might be the next step in your career. https://shorturl.at/NBUaz #headtohealthkidshubs @carenavigator #cclhd
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We are very excited at Central Coast Local Health District, last Friday 4th October 2024 we went live on the recruitment to the first in State Head to Health Hubs. Jennifer McGhie, Ministry of Health Project lead for this exciting project shares with us the foundation of this incredible new service delivery. In round 1 of our recruitment campaign, we are seeking highly motivated, experienced mental health clinicians, speech pathologists, peer workers and care navigators to work in a highly collaborative, multi-discipline, multi-agency team. Follow the link for more detailed information on the individual roles and their requirements. https://lnkd.in/gYtaMZMR