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Register of Authorised Hospitals in Western Australia Register of Authorised Hospitals in Western Australia Mental Health Act 2014 Section 542 Correct as of 8 February 2021 www.chiefpsychiatrist.wa.gov.au Introduction Section 542 of the Mental Health Act 2014 provides for the Governor, by order published in the Western Australian Government Gazette to authorise a public hospital or part of a public hospital to be an ‘authorised hospital’ for the purposes of reception and admission of patients requiring involuntary treatment and care. Section 541 provides for a private hospital whose license is endorsed under section 26DA(2) of the Hospitals and Health Services Act 1927 to be an ‘authorised hospital’ on the recommendation by/of the Chief Psychiatrist, for the reception and admission of patients requiring involuntary treatment and care. Please Note: Grant of Leave under section 105(1)(a)(ii) of the Mental Health Act 2014 from an Authorised part of a Hospital to a Non-Authorised part of a Hospital Subdivision 2 of Division 6 of Part 7 of the Mental Health Act 2014 provides for the granting of leave for an involuntary detained patient from an authorised hospital. Section 105 (1)(a)(ii) provides specifically for leave to be granted to a General Hospital for a patient who requires medical or surgical treatment or treatment likely to benefit the inpatient’s physical health in some other way. When an authorised hospital is within a general hospital campus and an involuntary inpatient needs to be treated in the general part of the hospital it is as though it is leave being granted from the authorised facility to the general hospital, despite the fact that both hospitals (authorised and general) are within the same grounds. Queries should be directed to: Consultant, Statutory Authorisations and Approvals Office of the Chief Psychiatrist Phone: 08 6553 0000 Email: [email protected] Page | 2 Contents North Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health 4 South Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health 5 East Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health 6 WA Country Health Service 8 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service 9 Women and Newborn Health Service 10 Private Hospitals Providing a Public Service • North Metropolitan 11 • East Metropolitan 12 Page | 3 North Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health A/ Chief Executive: Mr Tony Dolan Contact Number: 08 6457 1488 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge Graylands Health Campus Graylands Hospital Dr Samir Heble Adult Mental Health Services A/Head of Clinical Service Brockway Road MT CLAREMONT WA 6010 Phone: (08) 9347 6600 Frankland Centre State Forensic Mental Health Service Services Dr Gosia Wojnarowska A/Head of Clinical Service Brockway Road MT CLAREMONT WA 6010 Phone: (08) 9347 6960 Selby Older Adult Mental Health Service Dr Kim Walsh Older Adult Head of Clinical Service 6 Lemnos Street SHENTON PARK WA 6008 Phone: (08) 9382 0800 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Mental Health Unit Dr Mark McAndrew Adult Mental Health Services Head of Clinical Service Mental Health Unit Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Verdun Street NEDLANDS WA 6009 Phone: (08) 6383 1000 Page | 4 South Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health Chief Executive: Mr Paul Forden Contact Number: 6152 1481 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge Fremantle Hospital and Health Services – Alma St Centre The Alma Street Centre Dr Ajay Velayudhan Adult Mental Health Services Head of Service- Consultant Psychiatrist Fremantle Hospital Alma Street FREMANTLE WA 6160 Phone: (08) 9431 3333 Ward 4.3 Dr Ajay Velayudhan Older Adult Mental Health Services Head of Service- Consultant Psychiatrist Fremantle Hospital Alma Street FREMANTLE WA 6160 Phone: (08) 9431 3333 Rockingham General Hospital Mimidi Park Dr Gordon Shymko Adult Mental Health Unit Medical Co-Director - Mental Health Rockingham Hospital Elanora Drive COOLOONGUP WA 6168 Phone: (08) 9599 4000 Fiona Stanley Hospital Mental Health Unit Dr Daniela Vecchio Adult Mental Health Unit Head of Service- Consultant Psychiatrist Youth Mental Health Unit 11 Robin Warren Drive Mother and Baby Mental Health Unit MURDOCH WA 6150 Phone: (08) 6152 7999 Page | 5 East Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health Chief Executive: Ms Liz MacLeod Contact Number: 9224 3878 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge Armadale Hospital and Health Service - Leschen Unit Moodjar and Yorgum Dr Dharjinder Rooprai Adult Mental Health Services Head of Department Psychiatry Armadale Mental Health Service 3056 Albany Highway ARMADALE WA 6112 Phone: (08) 9391 2000 Dr Dharjinder Rooprai Karri Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit Head of Department Psychiatry Adult Mental Health Services Armadale Mental Health Service 3056 Albany Highway ARMADALE WA 6112 Phone: (08) 9391 2000 Dr Dharjinder Rooprai Head of Department Psychiatry Banksia Ward Armadale Mental Health Service Older People Mental Health Service 3056 Albany Highway ARMADALE WA 6112 Phone: (08) 9391 2000 Bentley Hospital and Health Service – Mills Street Centre Mills Street Centre Dr Alex Jaworska Adult Mental Health Services Medical Co-Director - Mental Health Royal Perth Group 35 Mills Street BENTLEY WA 6102 Phone: (08) 9416 3666 Bentley Older Adult Mental Health Services Dr Alex Jaworska Older Adult Mental health Service Medical Co-Director - Mental Health Royal Perth Group 35 Mills Street BENTLEY WA 6102 Phone: (08) 9416 3666 East Metropolitan Youth Unit (EMyU) Dr Alex Jaworska Youth Mental Health Service Medical Co-Director - Mental Health Royal Perth Group 35 Mills Street BENTLEY WA 6102 Phone: (08) 9416 3666 Page | 6 WA Country Health Service Chief Executive: Mr Jeffery Moffet Contact Number: 9223 8525 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge Albany Hospital – Lower Great Southern Health Service Albany Mental Health Unit Dr Mathew Coleman Adult Mental Health Services Clinical Director Great Southern Mental Health Service. G Ward, Albany Regional Hospital Hardie Road ALBANY WA 6330 Phone: (08) 9892 2222 Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital – Goldfields Health Service Kalgoorlie Hospital Mental Health Inpatient Unit Dr Peter Tredinnick Adult Mental Health Services Director Psychiatry Adult and Older Adult Mental Health Goldfields Mental Health Service WACHS Goldfields Locked Bag 7 KALGOORLIE WA 6433 Phone: (08) 9080 5888 Bunbury Hospital – South West Area Health Service Acute Psychiatric Unit Dr Allison Newman Adult Mental Health Services A/Clinical Director Southwest Mental Health Service. Bunbury Regional Hospital PO Box 5301 BUNBURY WA 6231 Phone: (08) 9722 1000 Broome Hospital – Kimberley Health Service Mabu Liyan Mental Health Unit Dr Renee Bauer Adult Mental Health Services Head of Clinical Services Kimberley Mental Health and Drug Service Northern and Remote Country Health Service Kimberley Region PO Box 3475 BROOME WA 6725 Phone: (08) 9194 2222 Page | 7 Child and Adolescent Health Service – Mental Health Executive Director: Ms Trish Sullivan Contact Number: 6389 5808 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge Perth Children’s Hospital Dr Pradeep Rao Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service A/Head of Department – PCH CAMHS Child and Adolescent Health Service Level 2/52-54 Monash Avenue NEDLANDS WA 6009 Phone: (08) 6389 5801 Page | 8 Women’s and Newborn Health Service A/ Chief Executive: Mr Tony Dolan Contact Number: 08 6457 1488 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge King Edward Memorial Hospital Mother and Baby Mental Health Unit Dr Philippa Brown Head of Department, Consultant Psychiatrist King Edward Memorial Hospital Bagot Road SUBIACO WA 6008 Phone: (08) 64581772 Page | 9 Private Hospitals Providing a Public Service For North Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health A/ Chief Executive: Ms Angela Kelly Contact Number: 93467928 Chief Executive Officer: Ms Amanda Ling Contact Number: (08) 9400 9400 Authorised Hospital Psychiatrist in-charge Joondalup Health Campus Joondalup Mental Health Unit Dr Martin Chapman Adult Mental Health Services Acting Head of Department Joondalup Mental Health Services Shenton Avenue JOONDALUP WA 6027 Phone: (08) 9400 9400 Page | 10 Private Hospitals Providing a Public Service For East Metropolitan Health Service, Mental Health Chief Executive: Ms Liz MacLeod Contact Number: (08) 9224 3878 Chief Executive Officer: Mr Michael Hogan Contact Number: (08) 9462 4000 St John of God Midland Public Hospital Mental Health Unit Dr Stefan Schutte St John of God Midland Public Hospital Head of Clinical Service Adult Mental Health Services Mental Health Unit Older Adult Mental Health Services St John of God Midland Public Hospital Clayton Street MIDLAND WA 6056 Phone: (08) 9462 400 Chief Executive Officer: Mr Paul Dyer Contact Number: (08) 9370 9290 St John of God Mt Lawley Hospital The Ursula Frayne Unit Dr Olivia Lee Older Adult Mental Health Services Head of Clinical Service Ursula Frayne Unit St John of God Mount Lawley Hospital Thirlmere Road MOUNT LAWLEY WA 6050 Phone: (08) 93709222 Page | 11 .
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