St John of God Health Care
Business / Practice Details
Business / Provider Type
Community Health Service, Education Provider
Services Offered
Consulting, CPD Courses
Profile
Business / Provider Profile
We are one of Western Australia's leading private health campuses, providing excellence in health care for our community.
St John of God Murdoch Hospital is a private hospital and a division of St John of God Health Care, one of Australia's largest health care providers.
We are one of Western Australia's leading private health campuses, providing compassionate and high quality health care for our community.
Stage 2 of the hospital's redevelopment project is now complete - the last component being the renovation of the original six 1994 wards.
The overall redevelopment project has increased the number of beds from 363 to 507, the operating theatres from 10 to 16, added a new medical centre, cancer centre and WA's largest standalone endoscopy unit.
It has also enabled substantial refurbishment of the hospital's infrastructure.
Established in 1994, St John of God Murdoch Hospital provides:
a 24 hour Emergency Department
medical and surgical services
paediatrics
maternity
palliative care
critical and coronary care.
There has been significant growth in research at the Hospital, in the areas of clinical oncology trials, orthopaedics, emergency medicine, intensive care, cardiology and nursing-led research.
Many studies are delivering impressive results, with the focus on patient-centred management and innovative approaches to evaluating patient outcomes.
St John of God Murdoch Hospital is a private hospital and a division of St John of God Health Care, one of Australia's largest health care providers.
We are one of Western Australia's leading private health campuses, providing compassionate and high quality health care for our community.
Stage 2 of the hospital's redevelopment project is now complete - the last component being the renovation of the original six 1994 wards.
The overall redevelopment project has increased the number of beds from 363 to 507, the operating theatres from 10 to 16, added a new medical centre, cancer centre and WA's largest standalone endoscopy unit.
It has also enabled substantial refurbishment of the hospital's infrastructure.
Established in 1994, St John of God Murdoch Hospital provides:
a 24 hour Emergency Department
medical and surgical services
paediatrics
maternity
palliative care
critical and coronary care.
There has been significant growth in research at the Hospital, in the areas of clinical oncology trials, orthopaedics, emergency medicine, intensive care, cardiology and nursing-led research.
Many studies are delivering impressive results, with the focus on patient-centred management and innovative approaches to evaluating patient outcomes.
Why us
As a Ministry of the Catholic Church, St John of God Health Care models its service delivery on the healing Mission of Jesus Christ. As a leading Health Care provider this means offering hospitality, hope and healing to all for whom we care and to all who choose to work with us.
Our Mission
To continue the healing mission of Jesus.
Our Vision
We are recognised for care that provides healing, hope and a greater sense of dignity, especially to those most in need.
Our Values
Our core Values reflect our heritage and guide our behaviours:
Hospitality - A welcoming openness, providing material and spiritual comfort to all.
Compassion - Feeling with others and striving to understand their lives, experiences, discomfort and suffering, with a willingness to reach out in solidarity.
Respect - Treasuring the unique dignity of every person and recognising the sacredness of all creation.
Justice - A balanced and fair relationship with self, neighbour, all of creation and with God.
Excellence - Striving for excellence in the care and services we provide.
Service Ethos
Service is central to how we bring our Mission to life. Our development programs aim to support and develop caregivers in providing distinctive service.
The key tenets of our Service Ethos are:
our Mission inspires our service - we are continuing a great story of service entrusted to us by our founders
relationships are central - every encounter is an opportunity and can have far-reaching effects
the way we work together as a community, in our own teams and with other teams, is integral to our effectiveness
governance and management of resources are key to our success
feedback and evaluation about how well we are doing is crucial.
Our symbol
The pomegranate symbol represents our heritage - as the original symbol of the Sisters of St John of God - and our vision for the future.
The cross is the symbol of Christianity, reminding us of Jesus' suffering and our call to follow in His footsteps.
Our five Values are reflected in the five seeds of the pomegranate, which is open to allow the seeds to scatter, providing new life and symbolises the generosity of self-giving to people in need.
Our Mission
To continue the healing mission of Jesus.
Our Vision
We are recognised for care that provides healing, hope and a greater sense of dignity, especially to those most in need.
Our Values
Our core Values reflect our heritage and guide our behaviours:
Hospitality - A welcoming openness, providing material and spiritual comfort to all.
Compassion - Feeling with others and striving to understand their lives, experiences, discomfort and suffering, with a willingness to reach out in solidarity.
Respect - Treasuring the unique dignity of every person and recognising the sacredness of all creation.
Justice - A balanced and fair relationship with self, neighbour, all of creation and with God.
Excellence - Striving for excellence in the care and services we provide.
Service Ethos
Service is central to how we bring our Mission to life. Our development programs aim to support and develop caregivers in providing distinctive service.
The key tenets of our Service Ethos are:
our Mission inspires our service - we are continuing a great story of service entrusted to us by our founders
relationships are central - every encounter is an opportunity and can have far-reaching effects
the way we work together as a community, in our own teams and with other teams, is integral to our effectiveness
governance and management of resources are key to our success
feedback and evaluation about how well we are doing is crucial.
Our symbol
The pomegranate symbol represents our heritage - as the original symbol of the Sisters of St John of God - and our vision for the future.
The cross is the symbol of Christianity, reminding us of Jesus' suffering and our call to follow in His footsteps.
Our five Values are reflected in the five seeds of the pomegranate, which is open to allow the seeds to scatter, providing new life and symbolises the generosity of self-giving to people in need.
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