Complaint from ex-boss led to investigation into embattled mental health clinic
The Hobart Clinic is under investigation following a formal complaint from its former chief executive regarding corporate governance issues. Although a state review cleared the board of significant governance concerns, staffing levels and potential partnerships remain in question. The clinic is currently seeking new operating partners to enhance its capacity and ensure its future viability.
- ▪The investigation was triggered by a complaint from former chief executive Arish Naresh.
- ▪Concerns included conflict of interest allegations and workplace conduct issues.
- ▪The clinic is negotiating with potential new operating partners to secure its future.
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Formal complaint from ex-boss led to investigation into The Hobart Clinic's corporate governanceBy Tasmanian investigative reporter Paddy ManningTopic:Healthcare FacilitiesWed 20 May 2026 at 5:31amWed 20 May 2026 at 5:31amWed 20 May 2026 at 5:31amAn investigation into the Hobart Clinic's corporate governance was held following complaints from a former chief executive. (ABC News: Luke Bowden)In short:The Hobart Clinic faced government scrutiny over its corporate governance following a formal complaint lodged by its former chief executive.The facility, which is southern Tasmania's last private mental health hospital, has suffered a string of staff departures since it received a funding lifeline last year.What's next?The clinic is currently in negotiations with two potential new operating…
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