Hospital embraces diversity

By Emily Baker
Updated October 26 2015 - 7:46am, first published October 25 2015 - 10:42pm
Launceston General Hospital encompasses a cross-section of cultural backgrounds. Pictured are Diana Butler (after-hours nurse manager), Nicholas Ang (medical student), Tom Clarke (medical student), Beverley Cannon (staff specialist DEM), Dr Raghad Al-Badri (intern), Kangyi Tan (medical student), Simone Da Cruz (medical student), John Wettenhall (visiting medical officer), James Markos (VMO), Georgina Williams (medical student), Associate Professor George Razay, Alemi Halango (food services), Zara Gray (medical student) and Haikal Mohd Nasir (medical student). Picture: PAUL SCAMBLER
Launceston General Hospital encompasses a cross-section of cultural backgrounds. Pictured are Diana Butler (after-hours nurse manager), Nicholas Ang (medical student), Tom Clarke (medical student), Beverley Cannon (staff specialist DEM), Dr Raghad Al-Badri (intern), Kangyi Tan (medical student), Simone Da Cruz (medical student), John Wettenhall (visiting medical officer), James Markos (VMO), Georgina Williams (medical student), Associate Professor George Razay, Alemi Halango (food services), Zara Gray (medical student) and Haikal Mohd Nasir (medical student). Picture: PAUL SCAMBLER

WHEN Associate Professor George Razay saw a job advertised at the Launceston General Hospital he called a friend to make sure it would be worth his while to apply.

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