To celebrate International Nurses Day 2017, we've created a video series with our senior executives discussing the personal impact particular nurses have had on their career and life.
From the earliest days of HammondCare, nurses have played a vital role across all our services and in management. In this series you'll hear from HammondCare's former CEO, former Director of Dementia Centre, three General Managers and a Former Director of Nursing as they speak about nurses at the heart of our organisation.
Angela Raguz, General Manager Residential Care & Dementia Centre
Angela discusses how one of her mentors influenced her early career, as well as the many rewards of working in dementia care.
Dr Stephen Judd, former CEO of HammondCare
Dr Stephen Judd speaks about the enormous impact of Rosemary Bond, HammondCare's Director of Nursing in the 1980s.
A/Prof Colm Cunningham
Colm discusses how his mother's nursing career and strong values influenced his career path and passion for dementia care and research.
Stewart James, former General Manager Health & Hospitals
Stewart reminisces on his father's time as a palliative care patient at HammondCare Greenwich Hospital.
Rosemary Bond, former Director of Nursing and HammondCare Board member
Rosemary speaks highly of a nurse who cared for her, whose compassion and empathy still resonate with her to this day.
David Martin, former General Manager HammondCare At Home
David discusses two nurses who helped his understanding of dementia and what makes HammondCare's approach different from other aged care providers.
