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St John of God Murdoch Hospital is a modern hospital, but it is not without history and traditions.

The Sisters of St John of God brought the healing mission of Jesus to Western Australia in 1895, primarily to help care for people affected by typhoid and other diseases in the chaos of the 1890s gold rush.

These dedicated women based their service on five maxims:

  • Nothing is “too much”, nothing is “too good” for the sick.
  • Welcome and care for each patient as if Jesus himself had come to us.
  • Healing will occur best when the patient feels pampered.
  • The way you treat things reflect the way you treat people.
  • It is the little things that matter.

Today, the rich heritage brought to Western Australia by the Sisters continues to inspire us. We are committed to honouring this heritage by providing health care services that promote life to the full.

Our commitment to the healing Mission finds its form in our Service Ethos, which is embedded in an organisational culture built around our five core values.