Established in 1958 Sutherland Hospital stands proudly. It’s a major metropolitan hospital. It’s also a teaching hospital. The hospital’s motto is “Endeavour to Serve”. This motto reflects the dedication of its staff. They’ve served the Sutherland Shire for decades.
Sutherland Hospital isn’t just bricks and mortar. It’s a place of healing and hope. Thousands of patients pass through its doors each year. More than 50000 seek emergency care. Around 28000 are admitted for inpatient treatment. The hospital boasts 375 inpatient beds. These provide a wide range of services. These include general medicine general surgery and more.
Sutherland Hospital’s early years were in a four-story building. It had three wings. Its design mirrored Bankstown Hospital. Over time the building fell into disrepair. The lack of air conditioning and modern facilities was a problem. This led to a major redevelopment in the early 2000s. A new building was constructed behind the original. The original hospital was later demolished. One part remains. The Emergency Department is still part of the original structure. The new building extended onto the old one.
Today Sutherland Hospital is a beacon of medical excellence. It’s a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of New South Wales. This ensures the highest standards of care. It serves the community with dedication. The staff continues to “Endeavour to Serve”. Sutherland Hospital continues its legacy of care and compassion. Its future looks bright. Its commitment to excellence is unwavering. It remains a vital part of the Sutherland Shire.