Features
The medical complex will aim for excellence in every field, and is achieving this end from the ground up not only by having achieved a 5 Green Star rating but through buildings that are not only aesthetically pleasing but are functional and maintenance-free through choice of appropriate materials and physical designs
- Provide for the registration year (internship) where they can no longer be accommodated in the public system
- Provide for the vertical integration of Indigenous health services, their training and 3,000 employment positions
- Provide a hospital that is culturally specific for aboriginal people including their employment opportunities.
- Establish an aged care and special care facility which has separate wing devoted to youth in a nursing home (not inappropriately housed with aged care).
- Provide to the various specialty colleges approved training positions for registrars
- Dedicated ethnic wings with appropriate bilingual staff.
- Ensure the internal design, format and floor plan is in keeping with ‘best practice guidelines’ and with the needs of people working within this environment and make sure the ambience is compatible with a healing environment.
- Liaise with universities to provide undergraduate training and rotation through the various disciplines of medicine.
- Be appropriately accredited for psychiatric services including schedule 2 and to have outreach programs dealing with abuse and addiction in society
- Provide for veteran affairs and returned soldiers including the training of the rapid deployment trauma and surgical support units assisting joint Health Command by always having ICU beds available for members of the armed services flown home from war zones or helicopter transfer off ships returning to Jervis Bay, NSW to the onsite CASA and Air Services Australia approved helipad.