Laura Ison, Mental Health Nurse, Buchanan Rehabilitation Centre
Laura is compassionate, collaborative, fun, warm and always willing to go the extra mile.
Laura is compassionate, collaborative, fun, warm and always willing to go the extra mile.
Angela champions a number of improvements in the team and across ambulatory services.
We are so fortunate to have such a skilled and experienced psychologist, and caring person as part of our team.
The whole team on the ward - nurses, doctors and allied health staff - were caring and compassionate.
Hadleigh and Tom are fantastic, skilled, caring members of the Auckland DHB team that provide outstanding care to our Haematology patients.
Caroline is always approachable, kind and understanding, and every day is an absolute joy to work with Caroline.
Raoul is a great example of what a mentor should be like.
Dr Stables is highly respected within our department, nationally and internationally.
Dayle is a fount of knowledge for unit policies and procedures.
Manjula has been the driving force behind our sustainability journey.
Maria has at all times lived the Auckland DHB values - aiming high and showing respect.
Tracey’s persistence and determination to help is incredible.
Everyone lines up for Graeme as he is so good at making you feel comfortable and it’s a painless experience.
Martin has been acting as a mentor to many of new overseas recruits, making them feel supported and welcomed to their new home and workplace.
As someone based in reception, Jackie is a friendly face to our service - she also offers assistance to many lost visitors to Greenlane Clinical Centre!
Larissa helped my daughter feel at ease, and engaged us (as parents) to be partners in the care plan.
Jonathan’s meticulous attention to detail coupled with his technical and project management skills has made this project go smoothly.
Helen truly cares about her patients and always gives 110 per cent of herself, her effort and her energy.
Lynne-Marie was nothing short of an Angel to my sister, she calmed her anxiety, advocated for her, and supported her through all the ups and downs of treatment.
His words were from the heart and showed the art of medicine is more than treating illness. It is about the connecting and relationships, it is about people.