Gosford and Wyong Hospital Libraries
University staff and students based at, or on clinical placement with the Central Coast Local Health District are able to use Gosford and Wyong Hospital libraries.
Gosford Hospital Library
Level 1, Health Services Building P: +61 2 4320 3370 | Postal: PO Box 361 Gosford NSW 2250 |
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday | 9:00am - 5:00 pm |
Wyong Hospital Library
Education Centre P: +61 2 4394 9022 | Postal: PO Box 4200 Lakehaven NSW 2263 |
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 5:00 pm |
Contact Details
| Narelle Hampe Student Liaison Librarian narelle.hampe@newcastle.edu.au Ourimbah Library and Wyong Hospital Library Ph. +61 2 4394 9022 | |
| Debbie Booth Faculty Liaison Librarian, Health debbie.booth@newcastle.edu.au Auchmuty Library Ph. +61 2 4921 5844 | Suzanne Lewis Library Manager suzanne.lewis@health.nsw.gov.au Gosford Hospital Library Ph. +61 2 4320 3856 |
Using CCLHD Libraries
CCLHD Borrowing Rights
University of Newcastle students are able to use their university student cards to borrow items from the library, with the same borrowing rights as stipulated by the university libraries.
CCLHD Internet Account
A CCLHD Internet Account allows you to access Internet sites via computers linked to the Central Coast Health network. Medical students based at CCLHD as part of their course are issued with an account, which is monitored and managed by Central Coast Health, not the University.
Please note: University Internet logins are not active at CCLHD sites, however University of Newcastle students do not require a CCLHD Internet Account to access library resources, which include: ·
- Books
- Journals
- Databases
- The University of Newcastle website
- Blackboard
Photocopying & Printing
Black and white A4 size photocopying and printing are available in the Gosford Hospital Library, for 11c per copy.
Although the charge system is the same as at the other campuses, credits added at Gosford can only be used at Gosford. Likewise, credits added at the other locations are not available for use in the Gosford Hospital Library.