St George's Hospital
Chris Stevens is an accomplished Facilities Manager at St George's Hospital since May 2022, with extensive experience in asset and facilities management. A volunteer in the Royal New Zealand Navy since April 1982, Chris has held various key positions including Executive Officer and Commanding Officer of HMNZS Pegasus, as well as serving as Deputy Director of Naval Reserve Policy and Commander of Naval Reserve Strategy and Plans. Previous roles include Project Manager at Lincoln University, where Chris led major infrastructure projects, Director at TEFMA, and Property Services Manager at Lincoln University, focusing on sustainable campus development. Additional experience encompasses positions as Site Manager at The New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research, Chief Engineer at InterContinental Hotels, and Mechanical Services Engineer at Christchurch International Airport. Chris holds a Master of Defense Studies from the Royal Military College of Canada and a NZCE in Mechanical Engineering from CPIT.
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St George's Hospital
St George’s Hospital is a private tertiary healthcare provider based in Christchurch, New Zealand. Leading the way with competent and caring staff, excellent clinicians and stunning surrounds, the hospital is a state-of the art medical facility. More than 600 talented physicians, consultant surgeons and staff work across the St George’s brands, which includes collaborations and joint venture such as Cancer Care, Eye Care, Maternity Services, day and inpatient surgical services and the Heart Centre. With a patient centric approach to care, St George’s invests in their staff and the latest technology to provide optimal outcomes for its customers. As a clinician, staff member or patient, you can choose St George’s and be assured you are selecting one of the largest and most advanced Private hospitals in New Zealand. St George’s looks after more than 13,000 patients each year and accepts all major health insurers.