NSLHD farewells Nurse Sue Cheney after 50 years of service
NSLHD farewells Nurse Sue Cheney after 50 years of service Sue’s journey in nursing began in 1974 when she started her training at Sydney Hospital, eventually taking on roles in ICU, orthopaedics, and as a nurse unit manager. Sue’s career expanded across various Beaches Hospital. “My most rewarding aspect of my 50 years of nursing has been the people. I have loved learning about the medicine, problem- solving, and advocating for patients. I will greatly miss the camaraderie and humour of my colleagues,” said Sue.
hospitals, including Royal Prince Alfred as a clinical nurse specialist (CNS) in respiratory medicine and as a hospital liaison at Royal North Shore Hospital. After a brief break to run a café, Sue returned to nursing in 1998 at Manly Hospital, working in acute medical care. In 2005, she joined the acute post-acute care (APAC) service, where she was instrumental in establishing and managing the Hospital in the Home (HITH) service at Northern
Sue’s advice to new nurses is to “learn to listen, observe, and act on a patient’s behalf. Be passionate and enthusiastic, and always think outside the box.” Sue’s managers described her as a true example of passion and determination when it comes to elevating the quality of care the district provides.
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