19.08.2026

Regional oral health graduates enhance skills through mentoring program

After more than a decade working as a nurse in Far North Queensland, Tracey-lee Maher made the bold decision to retrain as a dentist and has since joined the oral health team at Cairns Hospital.

07.08.2026

More than a job: Combining cultural knowledge with healthcare

Growing up in the close-knit community of Badu Island in remote Far North Queensland taught Sadie Baira the importance of caring for others and respecting culture and Elders.

03.08.2026

Queensland Health’s workforce grows by more than 10,000

In just 20 months, Queensland Health has grown its health workforce by more than 10,000 workers.

10.07.2026

Closing the gap starts long before graduation

One of Queensland's most promising investments continues to grow by recognising the strengths, knowledge, and leadership that First Nations students bring into the workforce.

15.06.2026

Caring beyond life: An inside look at the work of a forensic mortuary assistant

For Olivia Freeman, her work is about people, not death. As a forensic mortuary assistant at Queensland Health’s Forensic Pathology and Coronial Services, Olivia’s days are anything but boring. Caring for many deceased in all stages of death and

11.06.2026

How Ari is positively shaping mental health care in Logan

Peer Worker Ari Travis is helping shape a more inclusive and culturally responsive future for mental health care at Logan Hospital.

05.06.2026

Docs, socks, puppies and a whole lot of smiles

Queensland Health staff marked Crazy Socks 4 Docs Day on June 5 - wearing their brightest socks to promote awareness and action for mental health among doctors and healthcare workers.

04.06.2026

Jodi Bunn's impact felt across decades of care

After caring for thousands of women and families over 40 years, Metro South’s foundational Midwifery Educator Jodi Bunn is now helping shape future generations of midwives with her warmth, support and positive energy.

26.03.2026

The woman walking beside First Nations mothers

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner Venessa Radcliffe shares why being there for mothers throughout their journey is deeply rewarding.