North Eastern Community Hospital
Cara Miller is a seasoned healthcare executive with extensive experience in leadership and governance across various organizations. As the Chief Executive Officer of North Eastern Community Hospital since December 2022, and in their role as Chairperson at AHPRA, Cara focuses on public safety and regulatory compliance in the medical field. With previous positions including Business Consultant at Ernst & Young Global Consulting Services and CEO at Sound Radiology, Cara has demonstrated a strong commitment to healthcare excellence and organizational development. Education credentials include a Certificate in AI in Healthcare from Stanford University and a GAICD from the Australian Institute of Company Directors, complementing a foundational degree in Medical Radiations from the University of South Australia.
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North Eastern Community Hospital
North Eastern Community Hospital, Campbelltown, is a not-for-profit, community owned, private hospital and nursing home facility. We are situated in the North Eastern suburb of Campbelltown, approximately 10 km north east of the city of Adelaide, South Australia. Our modern 60 bed hospital includes an 8 Bed Day Surgery Unit and Private Room accommodation, 2 Operating Theatres and two Gastroenterology Procedure Rooms. We offer services in General Surgery, Medical, Obstetrics, Orthopaedics, Laparoscopic Surgery, Gynaecology, Gastroenterology, Dental and Residential Aged Care. Our Residential Aged Care Facility has 84 licensed beds. The aim of the home is to provide an environment in which residents receive contemporary, quality care that enriches people’s lives. The North Eastern Community Hospital complex is community owned and focused on providing quality clinical services to the local community. Services available at the North Eastern Community Hospital include: Dental Dermatology Gastroenterology General Medicine General Surgery Geriatric Medicine Gynaecology Maternity Orthopaedics Pain Management / Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Program Pathology Radiology Residential Aged Care The complex was established in 1973 on the initiative of a small number of medical practitioners, and two local councils, with funding assistance from the Commonwealth Government. The strategic direction and policy of the organisation is determined by the Board of Directors which is comprised of voluntary medical and community elected, skills based representatives. As a not-for-profit community complex, we reinvest any surplus funds back into the complex, improving and upgrading our services, facilities and equipment.