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Advanced surgery technique a new option for women
A new hysterectomy procedure that holds the hope of reduced time in hospital, faster recovery, less pain and no visible scaring is now available for women in northern Tasmania. Introducing the vNOTE procedure Known as vNOTE (or Vaginal Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery), it does not require surgical cuts to the abdomen, large or small.…
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Advanced surgery technique a new option for women
A new hysterectomy procedure that holds the hope of reduced time in hospital, faster recovery, less pain and no visible scaring is now available for women in northern Tasmania. Introducing the vNOTE procedure Known as vNOTE (or Vaginal Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery), it does not require surgical cuts to the abdomen, large or small.…
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Advanced surgery technique a new option for women
A new hysterectomy procedure that holds the hope of reduced time in hospital, faster recovery, less pain and no visible scaring is now available for women in northern Tasmania. Introducing the vNOTE procedure Known as vNOTE (or Vaginal Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery), it does not require surgical cuts to the abdomen, large or small.…
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Meet and Greet Volunteer recruitment is underway!
Description The Meet & Greet Volunteer, located in the main foyer of both the Calvary St Lukes Hospital and Calvary St Vincent’s Hospital, will have the primary focus of assisting patients and visitors navigate the hospitals successfully. With a combination of verbal directions, escorting a patient or referring them to Patient Administration, this role is…
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Calvary community grants supporting Tasmania
Calvary’s Community Council has awarded almost $25,000 in its latest round of community grants to support vulnerable people across Tasmania. The grants were awarded to six projects including a group providing dental care for aged residents, a local high school ‘cycology’ program, and a volunteer program teaching creative writing and storytelling to young school children.…
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Calvary invests $1 million in Launceston hospital upgrades
Patients and staff at Calvary’s two Launceston hospitals will soon benefit from an injection of more than $1 million to enhance the care and safety of our patients. Calvary Launceston General Manager, Dr Zoe Bishop, said the investment in equipment was the first step in uplifting services and assets across St Luke’s and St Vincent’s…
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