Show Notes
With a large number of communities in regional part of Western Australia needing access to allied health services, the number one goal with Fly2health is to ensure people in regional areas get access.
With a passionate committed team, a positive change is already being felt through regional communities of WA.
Fly2health displays a modern, initiative driven working structure, supporting employees in an atmosphere that accentuates their strengths.
Managing director at Fly2health, Kennedy Lay, shares his journey of childhood watching TV drama shows, showcasing pilots traveling around the world, to being a people person wanting to work with people as a physiotherapist. Combining these two passions to create a company that provides allied healthcare services to remote regional WA.
Website
https://www.fly2health.com.au/locations/western-australia/
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