Tina Boger
General Manager/Director of Clinical Services
Tina commenced as Director of Clinical Services at Wolper Jewish Hospital in July 2015.
Tina has a wealth of experience in both nursing and management. Tina has a Diploma in Applied Science and a Graduate Diploma in Nursing Management. Tina worked in management positions at Ramsay Health Care for over 16 years. Prior to that, she worked at St Luke’s Hospital in Potts Point and Prince of Wales Hospital.
Tina oversees the Allied Health Department, Nursing Services, Health Information Services and Cleaning Services at Wolper.
In June 2022, Tina was appointed General Manager of Wolper Jewish Hospital. She retains her role as Director Clinical Services.
Andrew Driehuis
Deputy Director of Clinical Services/ Manager Medical Ward
With over 30 years of nursing experience, Andrew joined Wolper in June 2013 as a Registered Nurse on the Medical Ward. In January 2014, he was promoted to Deputy Director of Clinical Services (DDCS). In this leadership role, Andrew supports the Director of Clinical Services by providing both professional and operational oversight of nursing services across the Hospital.
Andrew also serves as Wolper’s Infection Control Coordinator, a critical role that involves developing, implementing, and monitoring infection prevention and control strategies across the Hospital. He ensures that best practices are followed to minimise the risk of healthcare-associated infections, provides staff training on hygiene protocols, and leads the Hospital’s response to infectious disease outbreaks. His work is essential to maintaining a safe environment for both patients, visitors, and staff.
In addition to his broader responsibilities as DDCS and Infection Control Coordinator, Andrew also oversees the day-to-day management of the Medical Ward. He leads a multidisciplinary team providing medical rehabilitation and palliative care, ensuring high-quality, compassionate service for our patients.
Before joining Wolper, Andrew worked at St Vincent’s Public Hospital in Sydney, building on earlier clinical experience gained in Tasmania.
Cody Kane
Physiotherapy and Day Services Manager
Cody completed his Masters in Physiotherapy Studies in 2008 at the University Of Queensland. Since then he has gained a wealth of experience both here and abroad in a multitude of settings including Public and Private Hospitals in rural and metropolitan areas, Private clinics and Community based work.
Cody joined Wolper in 2013 first working in Day Rehab and then splitting his time between both Inpatients and Day Rehab as the Physiotherapy Manager from 2016. In 2018 Cody became the Physiotherapy and Day Services Manager where he is responsible for the operational management of the Inpatient, Outpatient and MoveWell programs while overseeing the provision of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology services for all of these patients.
Outside of work, Cody enjoys watching Rugby League and spending time with his two little kids.
Marcelle Segal
Manager Rehabilitation Services
Marcelle completed her Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) at the University of Sydney in 1998. Currently, Marcelle is the Manager of Rehabilitation Services at Wolper. This involves management of the day to day running of the Rehabilitation Ward and the Occupational Therapy Department combining both clinical and administrative duties. Her role involves liasing with referring hospitals to coordinate admissions to Wolper as well as providing mentorship and leadership to her team.
Over the past 8 years, Marcelle has worked as a full time Occupational Therapist, covering all areas of the hospital. Since 2016, Marcelle filled the position of Occupational Therapy Manager, a professional responsibility for supervising university students during their clinical placements.
Prior to joining Wolper, Marcelle had taken a break from a traditional Occupational Therapist role and worked as the Retail Manager at Gaslight Pharmacy in Rose bay for 10 years. Coming to Wolper from Gaslight was an easy transition, as Marcelle found having familiarity with the local community to be an invaluable knowledge.
Outside work, Marcelle is passionate about classical music. Whether playing, listening or attending concerts, the world of music compliments the fast paced hospital environment perfectly.
