This is part of the $ 1.76B SWIFT plan.
Sandgate opened a new temporary ambulance website to support other New South Welsh rescue staff in Hunter.
This is part of the strategic labor and infrastructure team (SWIFT) program of $ 1.76B, which is adding 62 new nursing personnel to the region.
Twelve nursing staff will work at Sandgate on Sandgate when building a new ambulance station at Gates Heid.
After consultation with employees and unions, these nurses started working in Newcastle last week. Plan for adding more nursing staff for the region has been formulated.
A ambulance in New South Wales use temporary sites to respond to new needs, while developing new or refurbished sites.
Regional Minister of Health Ryan Park said: “This temporary place at Sandgate will further enhance the care of Newcastle communities, providing medical staff with a place to start and complete the job. At the same time, work is working on work. , To develop the new ambulance station of Newcastle. “
The New South Wales government's $ 615.5 billion ambulance infrastructure plan is currently providing funds for Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle, Hunter and Volonon's 30 new ambulance stations and infrastructure. It is planned to open a new radio station for Swansea, Gates Heid, Eth Worth, Brankston and East Merland.
Swift plans to provide 2,500 new New South Wales ambulance personnel, including 500 nursing staff in rural and regional regions, thereby improving the state's emergency and mobile medical care.
