About RISE Collaborative Health
RISE collaborative health offers an exciting new model of healthcare delivery.
We operate within complete care pharmacies which enables us to work collaboratively with pharmacists who are clinically active and work to their full scope.
This unique setup ensures a seamless and holistic healthcare service that caters to the diverse needs of our clients. We also utilise electronic systems to ensure that our clients can conveniently book or services online.
Nurse Practitioner and Business Director Hazel Bucher
In 2010 Hazel established a nurse-led memory clinic and participates in the Australian Dementia Network (ADNet) research.
Alongside this clinic, Hazel currently works in a general practice which focuses on weight loss and general health care.
Hazel created RISE collaborative health to improve access to timely health delivery driven by nurses, who she firmly believes can be at the forefront of positive change in health care delivery models.
Nurse Practitioner and Business Director
MNSc Nurse Practitioner; Grad Dip Nsg Aged Care & Mental Health; BN h.c.; MHN, RN MACNP
Responding to Healthcare Crisis
The healthcare industry is currently under enormous stress. RISE collaborative health was born out of the need to address this crisis by introducing a fresh and effective model of care delivery.
We work with pharmacists and other health practitioners.
Our Collaborative Approach
We pride ourselves on our collaborative approach to healthcare. By working with the collective care pharmacy, we were able to offer holistic comprehensive service that covers all aspects of health and wellness.
Our team of dedicated professionals is committed to providing the highest level of care. We are respectful, resilient, innovative, sincere, ethical, successful, and very empowering toward our clients.
Based in Hobart, Hazel is a Nurse Practitioner (NP) with over 13 years experience in this role.
Throughout her career she has worked in aged care, mental health and general practice.
Hazel has been a research associate with the Wicking Research and Education Centre and is current Australian College of Nurse Practitioner’s Tasmanian Chapter Chair.