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Keep up to date with the latest news across Rockingham Peel Group

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  • A group of about 15 graduate nurses and midwives stand together at Rockingham General Hospital
    Welcome to our newest graduate nurses and midwives 18 August 2026 Rockingham General Hospital has welcomed a new group of nurses and midwives who will begin their careers through the Transition to Practice Program.
  • Nurses station Peninsula Ward at Waikiki Hospital
    Waikiki RkPG Peninsula Ward is up and running 11 August 2026 Located in the Waikiki Private Hospital, and only a five-minute drive from Rockingham General Hospital, the Peninsula Ward is an important element of the South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) Winter Strategy.
  • A group of four Aboriginal people standing in the courtyard of Rockingham General Hospital
    Rockingham celebrates NAIDOC week 06 August 2026 NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for us all to reflect on how we can continue to build respectful relationships and create a more culturally safe and inclusive healthcare system.
  • Two women posing for photo
    Five decades of care, community and Moya at RGH 23 June 2026 When Moya Parker first walked through the doors of Rockingham General Hospital, it was just days from opening. Fifty years later, she is still part of the team. "I suppose you could say I've stayed a while" Moya said. "Our first week we ran tours of the hospital for the general public. "Having our own hospital after so many years of going to Fremantle was wonderful and there was much buzz in the c...

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  • A woman and two men stand side by side outside
    Seeking clinical nurses to join new state-wide Community Care Unit mental health team 10 October 2022 Rockingham Peel Group are seeking passionate clinical nurses to consider joining the mental health team based at the Community Care Unit in Orelia.
  • Family with a mother, father and four children
    Helping detect prostate cancer early - a simple blood test that can save lives 09 September 2022 September is prostate awareness month, which with more than 24,000 new diagnoses and 3,500 deaths this year alone, continues to hold the unpopular title of being the most common cancer in Australia.
  • A male and three female health professionals stand together outside a building.
    Musculoskeletal Diversion Clinic diverts patients out of the emergency department 07 September 2022 An emergency department musculoskeletal diversion project is proving extremely successful for providing care outside of an emergency room.
  • Three women standing in front of a feature wall.
    Rewarding mental health nursing opportunities 02 September 2022 Working as a nurse in mental health at Rockingham Peel Group provides many opportunities to make a positive impact on a person’s life.
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Last Updated: 06/07/2022

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