Our Stories
Virtual health, real results
No two days are the same for Aspen Medical Virtual Health Clinician Jack Davies, an experienced Registered Nurse supporting a national triage service.
Not forgotten
Registered nurse Niamh Broder's journey has taken her from Ireland to metro, regional and rural Australia caring for our most vulnerable when they need us most.
So far and yet so near
After a 20-year career in banking, Tena opted to join Aspen Medical as a program officer in our Aged Care team from her home in New Zealand. She says the strongest ability she brings with her from banking is one of her passions - that of building and maintaining relationships.
Creating community
Aspen Medical's Director of Technology and Compliance Ruth Bishop has volunteering in her blood - now she's passing that onto her own family as they support the Rural Fire Service in their community.
Keeping it in the family
Inspired by the strong and compassionate women in his life, and with assistance from an Aspen Medical Foundation scholarship, proud Mandandanji and Kamilaroi Aboriginal man Matt Maley hopes to motivate other First Nations people to pursue a career in healthcare.
Indigenous nurse chasing her dreams with the help...
For some, having a baby at an early age may end career plans. Not so for Tiarnah Checker, an Aspen Medical Foundation scholarship recipient, whose daughter is her greatest motivation to achieve her dreams.
A perfect fit
Having worked together on Aspen Medical's Reconciliation Action Plan, Luke Platten saw at first hand Steve Jones' work ethic and values. When a mentoring opportunity presented itself through the company's TEACH program, Luke only had one mentor in mind.
Mentoring is a two-way street
Aspen Medical's TEACH program links up mentors and mentees from across the business. Despite their considerable experience and expertise, our mentors often learn about themselves in the process, as Chief Technology and Security Officer Sanja Marais found out whilst mentoring Digital Marketing Manager Georgie McWilliam.
Making a difference at her home away from home
Aspen Medical Nurse Practitioner Karla Dickson feels just as much at home in the red dust of Karratha’s surrounds, in remote Western Australia, as she does in the hustle and bustle of the capital city. The first is her work base, a modern accommodation village close to a new gas construction project, where she helps make a difference not only for the workers on the project but also in the local community. The second is her home back in Perth, with family.
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