Julie O’Brien is a proud Aboriginal woman from the Yulluna People of Northwest Queensland and is currently studying for a degree in social work, with the support of a scholarship from the Aspen Medical Foundation.

Julie O’Brien is a proud Aboriginal woman from the Yulluna People of Northwest Queensland and is currently studying for a degree in social work, with the support of a scholarship from the Aspen Medical Foundation.

See you at the Indo-Pacific Conference.

Fiji’s first laparoscopic hysterectomy has been successfully performed at the Aspen Medical managed Lautoka Hospital, a landmark achievement in women’s healthcare.

Aspen Medical has announced the launch of Vitaport, an all-in-one workplace employee engagement platform that utilises agentic AI to transform workforce health, wellbeing and cultural connection.

The Aspen Medical Foundation has launched its 2024/25 Impact Report in Canberra, showcasing a year of targeted programs, meaningful partnerships and measurable outcomes across Australia and the Pacific.

The Aspen Medical Foundation proudly partnered with the Indigenous Marathon Foundation (IMF) to bring the I-CAN (Indigenous Communities for Activity and Nutrition) program to Karratha over the past 12 months.

Aspen Medical's UK team is joining Team Defence Australia at DSEI 2025 in London.

Veteran and Aspen Medical employee Kelly-Ann King fosters service dogs. Bringing calm, purpose and wagging tails into homes, offices and lives.

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.