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Public Health Nurses
Public Health Nurses (PHNs) are registered nurses who visit schools regularly and are available to discuss any concerns about children’s health, growth and development including skin and ear infections, asthma and eczema, behavioural difficulties, bedwetting and soiling, hearing and vision concerns, and nutrition and diet.…
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Medical Officers
Medical Officers are general Medical Practitioners with a focus on child & adolescent health. Medical Officers provide an interim examination, treatment and referral service to children & young people who, for various reasons, are not able to access a General Practice Service.…
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Vision Hearing Technicians
Vision Hearing Technicians are skilled in testing the hearing and vision of children and adolescents.…
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Social Workers
Child & Family Social Workers provide a consistent, comprehensive approach to support the well-being and protection of children and young people who may be at risk. They accept referrals for children and young people who may potentially be at risk of neglect/abuse, behavioural concerns, or family/environmental issues which impact upon children…
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Ear Nurses
Ear Nurses are registered nurses with a community health background, who have undertaken training and developed expertise in the care of children with middle ear problems.…
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Health Assistants
Health Assistants are multi-skilled, providing support and assistance to the Child & Family Team.…
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Health Promoting Schools Advisors
Health Promoting Schools Advisors support schools to adopt a whole school approach so the school community can collectively identify and address barriers to learning, health and wellbeing.…
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