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Celebrating our dedicated staff!

Congratulations to MHPHDS Employee of the Season of Makuru Eldhose Baby

Celebrating our dedicated staff!

Eldhose Baby Eldhose Baby, Nurse Manager, SCGH Mental Health Unit
22/07/2022

Eldhose Baby, Nurse Manager at the SCGH Mental Health Unit (MHU) has been recognised as the MHPHDS Employee of the Season of Makuru, the wettest Season when the Noongar people move inland for more sheltered locations and gather around campfires for music and dreamtime storytelling.

Eldhose was nominated by his colleagues for being a dynamic and supportive leader during the Covid-19 pandemic. He was instrumental in setting up the MHU’s Covid red zone, working with staff to ensure the successful management of Covid positive patients in an acute mental health setting, including patients from forensic and older adult settings.

Dr Gosia Wojnarowska presented Eldhose with his award and said he deserved to be congratulated for being an innovative and inspirational team member.

“Eldhose embraces the team culture, while looking for ways to bring efficiencies to the role without impacting staff wellbeing or patient care,” she said.

Eldhose was awarded a certificate and voucher and enjoyed cupcakes with his team members courtesy of sponsor Paywise.

Eldhose clearly demonstrates each of the five values of North Metro and is a worthy recipient of the $150 gift voucher from our generous sponsors.

A special thanks to our generous sponsors Paywise (external site), SmartSalary (external site), P&N Bank (external site) and Hesta (external site).

Congratulations Eldhose, your team obviously think very highly of you!

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Last Updated: 11/08/2022
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