November 2025 Honoree
Tayla J Brotherton, EN
I suffered a spinal cord injury while swimming, rendering me quadriplegic. During this scary period of my life, jumping from hospital to hospital between Tasmania and Melbourne, the care I received from Tayla at the LGH was of the highest quality and the most grounding, reassuring support I could've asked for.
While requiring assistance with things I never thought I would have to ask for (eating, bathroom tasks, even just getting out of bed), Tayla made this experience far more casual feeling than I could ever have asked for, helping me feel more human and positive about the future.
Her assistance with training my support team as well for discharge has also left a long-lasting impact, with her name still being brought up a month or two post-discharge. Tayla is highly deserving of this award and recognition for the effort and passion she puts into her work. I'm extremely grateful.
While requiring assistance with things I never thought I would have to ask for (eating, bathroom tasks, even just getting out of bed), Tayla made this experience far more casual feeling than I could ever have asked for, helping me feel more human and positive about the future.
Her assistance with training my support team as well for discharge has also left a long-lasting impact, with her name still being brought up a month or two post-discharge. Tayla is highly deserving of this award and recognition for the effort and passion she puts into her work. I'm extremely grateful.
Thank you, Tayla J, for your exceptional compassion, advocacy, and dedication to your patients. You truly make a difference.
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