Thanks for another great year
Check out some of the milestones and progress we've achieved this year
From early January 2025, staff and visitors may see builders starting site set-up activities for the Muswellbrook Hospital Redevelopment Stage 3.
Members from the Hunter branch were keen to take a look at the JHHIP development.
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The Maitland Mental Health Rehabilitaiton project team is pleased to reveal the recently-completed schematic designs for the redevelopment.
The Cessnock project team is pleased to reveal the recently-completed schematic designs for the redevelopment.
As planning and design nears completion, the Moree Hospital Redevelopment project has been placed on public exhibition until 11.59pm Tuesday 26 November 2024.
Three local Aboriginal artists have been chosen to produce unique artworks for the new Tamworth Mental Health Unit, due to be installed next year.
An exciting milestone has been achieved for the project - the first major concrete pour to set the foundation for the new building.
The JHHIP project team recently asked staff to vote on a shortlist of names for two new roads. These roads are found on the western and northern boundaries of the campus and are set to open on 10 October 2024.
The JHHIP project team recently invited John Hunter Hospital staff and precinct partners to tour two new roads ahead of their opening in October.
The 31-metre tower crane supporting delivery of the new Tamworth Mental Health Unit will be known as “Lofty", following a huge community response to the project’s ‘Name the Crane’ competition.
Early works for Stage 2 of the Manning Base Hospital Redevelopment is set to begin next year, with a project team recommencing work to deliver the redevelopment.
Local artists with strong connections to Gunnedah are invited to take part in the arts program for the $53 million Gunnedah Hospital Redevelopment, with Expressions of Interest now open.
Aboriginal language and storytelling will be integrated into signage and wayfinding for the Moree Hospital Redevelopment, and Health Infrastructure is seeking community members with knowledge of Indigenous language who are interested in being involved in the project.
Works are a step closer with the tender for main construction released
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Get ready for changes to campus traffic that begin soon.
The Maitland Mental Health Rehabilitation project team held information sessions at Maitland Hospital yesterday to seek staff and community feedback on early designs for the new facility.
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Work will soon be underway on the $45 million Muswellbrook Hospital Stage 3 Redevelopment with Richard Crookes Constructions appointed as the building contractor for the project.
Concept designs unveiled for new Maitland Mental Health Rehabilitation facility
Congratulations to our winners in the Tamworth crane colouring-in competition.
The Glen Innes community is invited to provide feedback on the latest plans for the $50 million Glen Innes Hospital Redevelopment. Two drop-in sessions will be held next week at Mackenzie Mall.
Feedback from the clinical team has been vital in developing the design of the new emergency department.
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The Moree Hospital Redevelopment project is receiving additional funding of $25 million taking the total investment to $105 million.
Leading up to the main construction works for the redevelopment, there are changes occurring on the Gunnedah Hospital campus.
We recently invited the community to drop in to information sessions at Cessnock Hospital to seek their feedback on the new design.
Planning for the Glen Innes Hospital Redevelopment is progressing as part of the NSW Government’s $50 million investment to improve health outcomes for Glen Innes and the surrounding community.
Around 40 staff and community members joined together this week for an official Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony at Gunnedah Hospital.
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The community is being encouraged to have their say on the Cessnock Hospital Redevelopment, with concept designs unveiled today.
JHHIP Project Director Narelle Bromilow was proud to share the stage at the Women in Building and Associated Services breakfast recently.
A large artwork made of thousands of individual light reflectors – like those found on bicycle wheels – will be one of the major artworks for JHHIP.
Tamworth and surrounding communities are a step closer to enhanced mental health services, with construction underway on a new mental health unit at the Tamworth Hospital campus.
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Large printouts of the plans for each floor of the new JHHIP building that show the connection points to the existing hospital are now available to order.
Local trades are encouraged to attend an information session on Tuesday 9 April to learn about opportunities to be involved in construction for the Gunnedah Hospital Redevelopment.
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The project team has commenced ‘breaking through’ from the back of the existing John Hunter Hospital.
Local artist Ellie Hannon creates six new artworks for the precinct.
Registrations open for female high school students
Women employed on the project are contributing valuable skills and building their careers, making up 16 per cent of the workers on site each day.
The John Hunter Health and Innovation Precinct (JHHIP) team recently welcomed Rachel Stephen-Smith, ACT Minister for Health and staff from Major Projects Canberra, ACT Health Directorate and Canberra Health Services.
We have recently released the construction tender for the Muswellbrook Hospital Stage 3 Redevelopment.
Residents in Tamworth and surrounding communities are a step closer to enhanced mental health services, with a builder now appointed to construct the new Tamworth Mental Health Unit.
The delivery of a new mental health facility on the Maitland Hospital campus has taken a key step forward with the appointment of the project team to commence planning and design.
Two sessions were held this month to offer more information and answer any questions that Aboriginal staff may have.