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More than 60 Haitian National Police (HNP) officers have successfully completed a three-week tactical medical training program thanks to Aspen Medical and ARK Group, an international development company that champions stability, growth, and opportunity in the world's most vulnerable regions.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has announced two recipients of its 2025 Fiji Health Workforce Capacity Scholarships, providing full support for postgraduate study in neonatal care.

In 2022 and 2024, Aspen Medical partnered with a leading national sporting organisation to deliver tailored onsite health and wellbeing services for its staff.

See you at the Australasian Military Medicine Association Conference.

Aspen Medical has announced the launch of a new specialist capability: Aspen Medical – Defence and National Security. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in the company’s continued growth and long-standing commitment to delivering world-class, scalable healthcare solutions for the defence and national security sector.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has announced its scholarships for 2025. In all, 16 scholarships have been granted across Australia, Fiji and Papua New Guinea, totaling $162,500.

Aspen Medical has opened a new, free cardiac catheterisation lab at Lautoka Hospital, expanding access to advanced cardiac care for residents of Lautoka and Fiji’s broader Western Division.

Since 2022, Aspen Medical has provided end-to-end healthcare services for a major infrastructure workforce based at a remote Australian construction site and accommodation village.

Delivered by Aspen Medical since April 2016, Rural LAP provides targeted support to general practitioners, specialist obstetricians and anaesthetists, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals working in rural and remote Australia.

Aspen Medical and the Fiji Cancer Society (FCS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) emphasising a collaborative, multidisciplinary team approach that prioritises the needs of cancer patients and their families. This collaboration will involve sharing resources and expertise with the goal of improving cure rates for treatable cancers.

Students from Ashburton Drive and Djidi Djidi schools are developing leadership, respect and friendship through the Malpa Young Doctors for Life program, proudly supported by the Aspen Medical Foundation.

Aspen Medical was recognised as a Veteran Employer of Choice by the Department of Veterans Affairs, acknowledging its workplace policies and practices that actively support veteran employment in Australia.

Members of our clinical team delivering care at sea recently completed AMSA-approved Certificate of Safety Training at Maritime Career Training on the Sunshine Coast, strengthening safety and readiness on board.

From 2019 to 2024, Aspen Medical delivered critical onsite healthcare services across multiple remote Australian energy sector operations for a leading operator.

People who conceal illicit drugs internally face a significant risk of fatal overdose if a drug packet ruptures. In high-risk operational environments such as screening and investigative activities, officers and first responders must be prepared to respond quickly to opioid exposure and overdose events.

Volunteering is in Ruth Bishop’s blood.

Growing up on a farm north-west of Canberra, she and her two younger sisters watched as her parents contributed to their local community through volunteering: for Landcare Australia, the Hospital Auxiliary, and the Rural Fire Service.

Etihad Airways operates a dedicated medical centre in Abu Dhabi to support the health and wellbeing of its global aviation workforce. To maintain high standards of primary healthcare and ensure compliance with local regulatory requirements, Etihad engaged Aspen Medical to provide a fully licensed general practitioner (GP) for their medical centre.

A national research organisation conducts extensive marine science missions in the southern oceans of Australia. These voyages, often lasting more than a month, are typically 3–6 days away from the nearest medical facility. Ensuring the health and safety of approximately 40 personnel per voyage is critical to the success of these complex expeditions.
In such remote environments, access to advanced clinical capability, emergency preparedness, and continuous care is essential.