Ryde Hospital is a 170 bed acute facility situated in the Eastwood. It is approximately 20 minutes from the centre of Sydney and is easily accessible by public transport or car. The hospital site is 10 minutes away from Homebush Bay - site of the Sydney 2000 Olympics. The stadium can be viewed from the hospital grounds. The Hospital is affiliated with the University of Sydney and provides acute medical, surgical, orthopaedic, intensive care, maternity and aged care services. There are extensive community health services including child and family health, dental health, aged care and mental health.

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Denistone Road Eastwood NSW 2122 AUSTRALIA

Hospital Website: http://www.nsh.nsw.gov.au/ryde/index.shtml

 

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Rate it first! Quiet but uninspiring, Saturday, 22 July 2006 Written by Phil Janson who used to work at this hospital  - See all my reviews  - #1 Reviewer Hospital: Environment Hospital: Facilities Hospital: Admin Training Opportunities Time Off Lifestyle: General Lifestyle: Social Scene Lifestyle: Facilites Lifestyle: Cost of living Always be careful if you want to work in ED to check whether a hospital is 'trauma bypass' or not. If trauma's not your thing then this is fine, but it does bias your workload toward the geriatric and medical.    Ryde is the poor little brother of Royal North Shore Hospital, and it shows. Largely underfunded, you quite often work with little or no senior support. Training is great in some specialities such as anaesthetics, but very limited in others - ED, ICU etc.    Unlike some of the similar sized hospitals in Sydney Ryde has none of the advantages like a beach, view, etc, and does take a good 40 minutes to get into Sydney. Trains only run until just before midnight, and hospital accomodation is terrible.    On the positive side, the nurses are lovely to work with, but more and more of them are jumping ship, frustrated by the hospital administration.    If you have a choice, there are better places to spend your time in Oz. Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate

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