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Written by Dr Philip Brook on 01 Feb 2015
Orthopaedics SA are very pleased to announce the appointment of a General Manager, Nicole Sykes.
Nicole was the successful candidate for the position which was advertised Australia-wide, with a large number of highly qualified local and interstate applicants.
Nicole commenced on September 4 and is currently transforming the secretarial and back office services across our 3 major sites at Memorial Hospital, Ashford Hospital and Flinders Private Hospital.
Orthopaedics SA looks forward to utilising her skills and leadership qualities in the years ahead with improved efficiencies and enhanced customer and patient services. Welcome Nicole.
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