Title: Message
Dear
Sally, I was in the caseload model at the Angliss in Victoria until it's demise.
I have dug out an old pay slip, after about a year of recording all our hours
the 5 of us were very similar on the number of weekends nights etc, we
negotiated an annualised salary of 54,178
Title: New Matilda
Dear All
There is a progressive website, incorporating an on-line journal called New Matilda, run by John Menadue. He invited Tracy Reibel (co author of NMAP) to write a piece on the need for maternity service reform. It is important to kick start some discussion (and deba
So the next question is do
people who have worked in caseload models feel that they were being paid fairly
for their on call commitment?
Sally Westbury
Homebirth Midwife
"It takes courage to remain a true advocate for women, challenging
authority and sacrificing social and professi
I am working at the women's and children's hospital in
Adelaide in a caseload model which has been running now for a year.
My pay is the base rate + 30 %. This is to cover the on
call and penalties, and extra responsibility. We get 6 weeks holiday per
year.
The caseload is 4 women per month
Hi Sally
I've just returned from a very quick trip back to NZ. I was told by a colleague that the caseload midwives (well all midiwives acutally had just recieved a 30% pay increase!!). Caseload are now paying an annual salary of $75,000. I think there are 4 of them, working in pairs and
Title: Message
Congratulations,Dawn,
I'll see you there, have also just taken a postion
as ANUM at Casey, will be leaving Monash at last!!
Sally
- Original Message -
From:
Dawn
Worgan
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 10:30
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Hi Dierdre,
Mareeba Hospital maternity is not a birth centre but being a small rural hospital could be considered a 'low risk' centre. Our tertiary hospital is Cairns Base Hospital, an hour's drive away. We are required to refer all high risk women there but we do have facilities for emergency CS
Hi Dierdre,
Mareeba Hospital maternity is not a birth centre but being a small rural hospital could be considered a 'low risk' centre. Our tertiary hospital is Cairns Base Hospital, an hour's drive away. We are required to refer all high risk women there but we do have facilities for emergency CS (
Hi Dierdre,
Mareeba Hospital maternity is not a birth centre but being a small rural hospital could be considered a 'low risk' centre. Our tertiary hospital is Cairns Base Hospital, an hour's drive away. We are required to refer all high risk women there but we do have facilities for emergency CS
