Anne Hackett started at Ryde in 1990, commencing in our RAU and transferred to Graythwaite at the opening. Anne is the nurse you want your mum to have during their rehab. She is incredibly patient, and her attention to detail is palpable. Anne has been a pivotal member of the Ryde Rehabilitation family, contributing to improvement in quality of life for our patients over 35 years. Her dedication to her patients is second to none. There is never anything more important to Anne than our patients, which we have all admired as a brilliant quality. Congratulations on this milestone Anne. Radha Murthi commenced in NSLHD in 1994 first as clinical dietitian in RNS then became Ryde Nutrition and Dietetics Department Head in 2000. Over the years Radha has built up a strong dietetics outpatient service as well as service for acute and rehab patients. She is passionate about and works tirelessly to ensure patients receive the best possible nutritional care and food in hospital.
Caterina (Maureen) Murarotto started with in 1995, and has worked as an enrolled nurse at Ryde since, working in the Rehabilitation Assessment Unit before coming over to GRC at it’s opening. Maureen’s ability to work with our patients with kindness, respect and care, no matter the challenge is to be admired. Maureen is retiring this year, her service to nursing cannot be understated. Belinda Odgers’ dedication to exceptional nursing care reflects a commitment to traditional hands-on patient care, emphasizing compassion, attentiveness and personalised care. The approach she brings to the team is invaluable, ensuring patients feel valued and well cared for. Last year she was the winner of Ryde Nurse of the Year.
Sophie Chen commenced at Ryde in 1995 as an EN in what was known back then as Ward 7. The original location for the Orthopaedic/Surgical ward. Her diligence in care needs & advocacy for the patient has not been unnoticed. Thank you, for all that you do for your patients, their families & your colleagues.
Elizabeth Fulton, affectionately known as Liz, embarked on her clerical career in 1994, starting in the reception area of ED. Liz's commitment and expertise have made her an invaluable part of the team. Liz’s dedication and attention to detail have been instrumental in supporting doctors and nurses, ensuring they have the up-to-date equipment and stock needed to provide the best care possible. Ben Jiang is a loyal employee who has worked as Wardsperson at Ryde for 30 years without break of service. As the wardspersons' team leader Ben ensures that the team's performance is to the highest standards. Ben has made a significant contribution to Ryde providing assistance to nursing staff with patient care and safe transport of patients across the campus.
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