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HomeJunior doctors

Junior doctors

Welcome to the Emergency department at Launceston General Hospital. Below is the orientation guide to our department.

Intern Orientation Guide
TRAK ED cheat sheet

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Launceston Emergency Department

Launceston general hospital,
274-280 Charles Street,
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
+61367776777
24/7
For urgent medical assistance please dial 000
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