CalvaryCare has arrived at St John’s: our brand new health care app
CalvaryCare is a convenient and secure digital application enabling you to manage your health, care, and wellbeing from your mobile phone.
This exciting, new technology has been designed by our experts to give you instant access to all your important health care information and exclusive features right at your fingertips.
Click here to find out more
About Calvary St John’s Hospital
Calvary St John’s private hospital is located five minutes from the heart of the city of Hobart, Tasmania, in a serene garden setting with views of the picturesque Mount Wellington.
Along with offering the only Private Rehabilitation Unit in Hobart, Calvary St John’s offers an extensive range of health care services for the community including a contemporary day surgery unit.
We specialise in Palliative End of Life Care, Ear Nose and Throat Care, Ophthalmology, Pain Management and Plastic surgery.
Established in 1899 by as a Homeopathic Hospital , St John’s joined the Calvary group in 2000. Calvary St Johns is Hospital is a Catholic not-for-profit organisation, investing its returns to improve and develop facilities, staff and services for the continuing benefit of the community.
Regional Management Team – Tasmania and Victoria – Hospitals
Cynthia Dowell
TAS/VIC Regional Chief Executive Officer
Executive Team at Calvary Hobart
Marcus DiMartino
General Manager, Hobart
03 6278 5349
Tony Brennan
Director of Mission, Hobart
03 6278 5045
Kate George
Director of Finance, Hobart
03 6220 3753
Leah Magliano
Director of Clinical Services, Hobart
03 6220 5349
Annie Ramsay
Clinical Services Manager, St John’s
03 6220 3753
Anna Singleton
Clinical Services Manager, Lenah Valley
03 6278 5349
Community Councils
Calvary St John’s Hospital has two community representative groups:
1. Calvary Community Council
The Calvary Community Council is a committee of community volunteers who meet regularly to manage our community benefit programs. These programs include: Community Council Grants which provide funding for local community projects who prioritise the health needs of vulnerable and marginalised Tasmanians and The Mary Potter Foundation which provides funding of hospital care for members of the community who experience economic hardship.
2. Calvary Consumer Advisory Group
The Community Advisory Council Group assists the General Manager with, and provides advice on, community and stakeholder engagement. Through this group local consumers and communities can help us to make the best decisions when it comes to planning our services. Representatives are drawn from a broad cross section of the community and meet with Calvary St John’s Hospital executives on a regular basis.
