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When Professor Megan Passey talks about UCRH’s body of research, she doesn’t start with publications or funding. Instead, she talks about people, or more often, about their questions. A midwife
For almost 20 years, a framed certificate has hung in the foyer of University House. Staff and students pass it every day. Visitors may notice it briefly before moving on.
It started with photographs spread across a table and showing on the screen. Then came the stories. Twenty-five years’ worth of them. A group of UCRH’s longest-serving staff members gathered
As you enter UCRH one of the first things you see is the Liz Rummery Lecture Theatre. The name on the wall has become familiar to staff and students though
In an old photo from the early 2000s, a staff member reclines in an office chair with feet up on the desk, old-school phone wedged to an ear, surrounded by
Somewhere between Cairns and Darwin, Claudia Maldonado is thinking about the Northern Rivers. She is travelling around Australia in a campervan, working out the next leg of the journey as
“They’d jump,” Sharene Pascoe laughs, recalling the response of some clinicians, when simulation educators used new equipment installed in the simulation facility after it opened in 2013. “Oh, the manikin
The document wasn’t especially complicated. After two years of meetings, negotiations and drafting, the agreement signed in the mid-2000s that established the North Coast Medical Education Collaboration was, according to
When speech pathology student Teddy Pun arrived in Lismore in 2018 for his rural clinical placement, he brought a DSLR camera, an eye for a good shot, and very little
Over 25 years, UCRH has seen thousands of students, researchers and health professionals come through the doors. A member of the Hemsworth clan wasn’t on anyone’s bingo card. Yet for
