FIFO boss resigns from flagship youth mental health service

The chief executive of Parkville Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing Service has resigned following worker complaints over absentee management and deteriorating patient care

Justin Tomlinson

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FIFO boss resigns from flagship youth mental health service

The chief executive of the Parkville Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing Service has announced she is leaving her role at the flagship organization. Her departure follows complaints raised by healthcare staff within the service.[1][2]

Workers expressed frustration with leadership practices, citing concerns over so-called "absentee management." Staff members warned that these management issues coincided with deteriorating patient care at the youth mental health service.[1][2]

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