Erin Lloyd

Erin Lloyd currently works as the Group Head for Nursing, Quality and Risk for Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare. She is a Registered Nurse, Midwife, has a Bachelor of Nursing and holds a Masters of Health Management. She has worked for Ramsay Health Care since 1996 in various roles which include: Nurse Unit Manager, Hospital Quality Manager and Medical Services Manager. In 2007 she commenced working for Ramsay Health Care in Indonesia and in July 2013 with the joint venture between Ramsay and Ramsay Sime Darby, this changed to Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare.

Being part of the Ramsay/Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare has provided many opportunities and exciting experiences. Erin’s keen interest in patient safety/accreditation materialized in 2011 when Bintaro Hospital in Jakarta Indonesia, became the fourth hospital in Indonesia, to obtain the US Joint Commission International Accreditation. The subsequent accreditation & re accreditation, of all the three Indonesian Hospitals has been extremely rewarding. Secondly, the development of strong quality teams has also been another milestone in her work both in Indonesia and Malaysia and lastly the upskilling of nursing staff from diploma to degree nurses and the professionalization of nursing have been very satisfying.

Erin moved to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in July 2015 to commence working across both Indonesia and Malaysia. This has provided more challenges, especially dealing with multiple cultures and increased responsibility. In any effort to respond to the increasing rate of nurse turnover and to further improve Asian Nursing Practice, Erin along with her colleagues made a conscious decision in 2016 to commence the journey towards “American Nursing Magnet Accreditation.” In her spare time, Erin loves to travel and has been very fortunate to visit many Asian countries. She also likes to entertain and enjoys having colleagues and friends come to her apartment in Ara Damansara. Family is of major importance to Erin and although they all live far away in Australia, modern communication channels and frequent visits by her family to Indonesia and Malaysia, keep her in close contact.