Robina Hospital
Queensland Health
Geography
Location2 Bayberry Lane, Robina, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Organisation
Care systemMedicare
FundingState Government
TypeTeaching
Affiliated universityBond University, Griffith University
Services
Emergency departmentYes
Beds403
History
Opened2000
Links
WebsiteOfficial Website

Robina Hospital is a large public hospital servicing the southern suburbs of the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Located in the Robina CBD, it is a teaching hospital for Bond University and Griffith University.

Location

The Robina Hospital is located at 2 Bayberry Lane in the suburb of Robina. Pacific Motorway (M1) exit 79 is only a short drive from the hospital entrance. A multi-story car park for visitors and patients is provided.

Public transport

Located adjacent to the hospital is the Robina Railway Station, providing train and bus connections. Trains run typically every 30 minutes, travelling to the northern suburbs of the city as well as to Brisbane. Kinetic Group run bus services to the surrounding suburbs.

History

Robina Hospital was originally built as a private hospital in 2000, offering some public services. In 2002, the Queensland Government purchased the hospital.

The $42 million Stage One Hospital expansion was completed in September 2007 delivering 25 beds and a new emergency department, intensive care and coronary care unit, expanded renal services and increased pathology, radiology, pharmacy, and medical records departments.

The $287.7 million Stage Two and Three expansion delivered an extra 154 new beds transforming it into a 364-bed teaching hospital. Baulderstone was awarded the expansion project which included major new works, construction in two of the hospital wings and refurbishment of the existing hospital building. The main works were completed in late 2010 and completion of refurbishment works in early 2012.[1]

Notable Staff

Ranadi Vincent (SHO)

References

  1. ↑ "Robina Hospital Expansion - Baulderstone". Bilfinger Berger Australia. Archived from the original on 24 October 2009. Retrieved 5 February 2010.

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