St Andrews Toowoomba Hospital
Radiologist in Toowoomba

All profits made by the Hospital are reinvested back into the Hospital to bear expansion of buildings, surplus services, new equipment and staff training. Our services are at all times provided with caring encourage through fastidious and legal professional practices. To produce hospital and nursing services for the public, irrespective of religious beliefs, which services include nonpaying, intermediate and private beds. Ms Saunders has an extensive background in client services working in dentistry for 25 years and tolerant encourage services for 11 years. For almost 20 years, Greg has been committed to providing the greatest standard of service to Queensland’s elderly. Prior to being a Registered Nurse, Liz was an enrolled nurse since 1978 haves worked in various hospitals and aged care facilities in MSW. Liz is currently occupied as a Community Nurse and is completing her studies for a Master of Nursing. Fiona has been a Registered Nurse for over 30 years with 16 years in management roles in the private health sector. St Andrew’s is committed to the community and its health needs. Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care is committed to support, care and compassion for you and those around you. Pastoral Care workers visit patients ardor their families who are in need of assistance, help, support, Bible reading or Prayer. To encourage all patients, visitors, staff and volunteers. St Andrew’s Toowoomba Hospital is committed to supporting the local community which in turn supports the hospital. St Andrews' has around 50 volunteers, some who have volunteered at the hospital for many, many years. Pastoral Care: Occupied with the hospital chaplain the hospital also has many visiting Pastoral Protection Workers and Ministers of Religion of various denominations and faith traditions who visit the hospital and give emotional and spiritual urge to patients and their families. Once again I wish to complement all nurses and doctors at St Andrew’s for their humane and useful efforts to tend to my health problems, indeed a home away from home. Thank you so much for the excellent care and encourage throughout my stay. The building and wards have a pleasant feel to them. All the staff were excellent in every way. They are courteous, professional and super efficient. I found all the staff and nurses very caring and helpful. They were such a immense team and notable thanks to Sharon for her concern on my admission to West Ward. May I take this opportunity of singing both his and my praises for the incredible staff members who have shown him such love and caring during his hospitalization. All staff members have been exceptionally helpful, obliging, happy, polite and management should be proud of their staff.

A contract for building construction was signed in 1965 and the base stone was laid by Rev J McConaghy. In 1980, approval was granted for an extension to amplify the hospital’s bed capacity to 62 beds. Istration and foyer areas were also enlarged during this exceptional scope of works. A new kitchen, staff conference facilities and coffee shop were part of a new wing opened in 1991. The Sleep Studies Unit was established in 1995 and a new stateoftheart laundry facility commissioned in 1996. In 1997 licensed bed capacity was increased to 11 beds and then to 129 beds in 1998 with the opening of the new East Wing and High Dependency Unit. 200 saw many changes to the hospital with the opening of the Mental Health Unit in the refurbished West Wing of the Hospital. St Andrew’s is committed to the community and its health needs. To this final the hospital is always improving and upgrading facilities to ensure the uppermost smooth of care is available for its patients. In 2012 two EDT Surgeons commenced private practice onside along with the Neurosensory Unit. As part of the cancer service expansions the John Stedman Unit (oncology services) expanded form 15 chairs to 25 chairs. We recognize that retention of staff is as important as recruitment!.