News and alerts

The first five recruits have been appointed to the new GP NOW Rapid Response Team.

The dignity project provides dignity cupboards or care tubs stocked with essential sanitary products in select hospital toilets and external offices, supporting those experiencing personal health challenges such as pregnancy loss, menstruation, and incontinence.

Today on International Allied Health Professions Day, we celebrate the contributions of Allied Health to Tasmania’s Department of Health and the community.

Are you passionate about making a difference in people’s lives? Join Tasmania’s Allied Health workforce and be a part of a team that plays a critical role in improving the health and wellbeing of our community. From physiotherapists and occupational therapists to dietitians and speech pathologists, Allied Health professionals are essential in delivering quality care across our diverse and beautiful state.

Construction of the new residential care wing of the Midlands Multi-Purpose Health Centre is complete, with patients now moved into their new and improved facilities.

The Tasmanian Paediatric Service has delivered almost 5,500 appointments through the Kids Care Clinics, making a significant impact on the Tasmanian community by supporting the health and wellbeing of many young Tasmanians.

Hospitals North has recognised the long service of 40 staff.

Vaping laws coming into effect from today in some other parts of Australia will not apply in Tasmania, the Director of Public Health, Dr Mark Veitch, has confirmed.

Test helicopter flights and a test of the Deck Integrated Fire Fighting System (DIFFS) installed at the new Launceston General Hospital (LGH) helipad will be undertaken as the helipad nears operational status.

The Department of Health is at the forefront of mental health care innovation, offering rewarding career opportunities for nurses passionate about making a difference. Learn how you can be part of a dynamic team that values compassion, accountability, respect and excellence.

The locations for new ambulance stations at Bicheno and Longford have been confirmed, with planning and concept design already underway.

A progress report has been released outlining the health projects delivered throughout the last year in implementing the Long-Term Plan for Healthcare in Tasmania 2040.

Tasmanians are reminded about the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from using fuel-burning equipment inside.

The Tasmanian Health Service is offering a range of nursing opportunities across the state. Whether you’re an Enrolled Nurse, Registered Nurse, Midwife, or seeking a clinical leadership role, there’s a position for you here in Tasmania.

Construction works on a section of the Royal Hobart Hospital will lead to temporary changes for traffic and pedestrians on Liverpool Street, between Campbell and Argyle Streets in Hobart over the coming week.

The Tasmanian Health Service is offering a range of midwifery opportunities across the state, and we’re looking for compassionate, dedicated professionals to join us. Our midwives provide exceptional care, helping families during one of the most meaningful experiences of their lives.

A health alert for floods and your health from the Department of Health (Tasmania).

A 20-year vision to transform healthcare in the North West and meet the future needs of the North West community has been released.

Redevelopment of the Mersey Community Hospital Outpatients Clinics and Operating Theatres has reached a major milestone, with the first new clinical spaces now open, as part of the staged handover of the new facilities.

Tasmanians are reminded about the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from using fuel-burning equipment inside.