This year the theme of Pastoral Care Week, from 22 to 28 October, is hospitality – which is also a core St John of God Health Care Value.

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Newly graduated Victorian nurses are encouraged to apply for a range of new graduate nursing jobs at St John of God Health Care.

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Orthopaedic Surgeon Professor Piers Yates explains what knee arthroscopic surgery is and how it is used in the diagnosis and treatment of minor knee injuries.

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Sister Mary Eugenia Brennan, a Sister of St John of God, who served in many hospital roles including in pathology at St John of God Subiaco Hospital, explains why Foundation Day is an important celebration in the St John of God Health Care calendar.

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Every year St John of God Health Care celebrates the Foundation of the Sisters of St John of God. This year, as a part of our Foundation Day celebrations we look back at the period from 1920 to 1950 when the Sisters’ kept their hospitals running ‘by the grace of God and a safety pin’.

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Midwife Jo Jury explains how we care for you and your baby when they are born early or need a bit of extra attention.

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Breast Cancer is the most common form of cancer in Australian women with one in eight females diagnosed by the time they reach 85. Although survival rates continue to improve, with 89 out of 100 women living more than five years past diagnosis, it is still more important than ever to raise breast cancer awareness given early detection yields the best prognosis.

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While you are busy, looking after your baby as a new mum, it is important not to forget to look after your own needs. Midwife Jo Jury shares her number one tip.

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A quick walk through our maternity wards during a guided tour with a midwife is one of the best ways to familiarise yourself with the hospital before you give birth. Midwife Dianne Richards provides her tips to getting the most out of your maternity tour.

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Our midwives say they love having partners stay overnight when their baby is born. Find out why from Midwife Dianne Richards.

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This year the theme of Pastoral Care Week, from 22 to 28 October, is hospitality – which is also a core St John of God Health Care Value.

Read more

Newly graduated Victorian nurses are encouraged to apply for a range of new graduate nursing jobs at St John of God Health Care.

Read more

Every year St John of God Health Care celebrates the Foundation of the Sisters of St John of God. This year, as a part of our Foundation Day celebrations we look back at the period from 1920 to 1950 when the Sisters’ kept their hospitals running ‘by the grace of God and a safety pin’.

Read more

Breast Cancer is the most common form of cancer in Australian women with one in eight females diagnosed by the time they reach 85. Although survival rates continue to improve, with 89 out of 100 women living more than five years past diagnosis, it is still more important than ever to raise breast cancer awareness given early detection yields the best prognosis.

Read more

Orthopaedic Surgeon Professor Piers Yates explains what knee arthroscopic surgery is and how it is used in the diagnosis and treatment of minor knee injuries.

Read more

Sister Mary Eugenia Brennan, a Sister of St John of God, who served in many hospital roles including in pathology at St John of God Subiaco Hospital, explains why Foundation Day is an important celebration in the St John of God Health Care calendar.

Read more

Midwife Jo Jury explains how we care for you and your baby when they are born early or need a bit of extra attention.

Read more

While you are busy, looking after your baby as a new mum, it is important not to forget to look after your own needs. Midwife Jo Jury shares her number one tip.

Read more

A quick walk through our maternity wards during a guided tour with a midwife is one of the best ways to familiarise yourself with the hospital before you give birth. Midwife Dianne Richards provides her tips to getting the most out of your maternity tour.

Read more

Our midwives say they love having partners stay overnight when their baby is born. Find out why from Midwife Dianne Richards.

Read more