Everyone has a story to tell. For that reason, we have been bringing you the stories of our CORE Awards winners, across social media and On the Pulse. You can watch a wrap-up of the Awards ceremony here.
Our winners may have different skillsets and achievements, but they are all dedicated to their colleagues and patients. Each winner has had a clear, measurable and unmistakable impact on the provision of healthcare in our District.
Our School Vaccination Team goes out of their way to ensure our young people are protected against infectious diseases and are equipped to lead healthy lives. They have won our Excellence in Preventative Healthcare Award. In 2023, they visited all 92 high schools in our District to administer 23,000 vaccines.
Read more: CORE Awards coverage continued | South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (nsw.gov.au)
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