Margaret Mason
Margaret Mason
Margaret Mason is Chief Operating Officer and General Manager at Liturgical Song.
Marg also serves the Church in the following roles:
- Data Projection at St Brigid’s Church, Gwynneville
- Choir at St Brigid’s Church, Gwynneville
Background
Margaret Mason is a General Manager with extensive experience in the Health Care industry in Quality, Infection Control, Risk Management, Nursing Education, Nursing Management and Hospital Management.
Marg's skills in general management and customer-focused service have contributed to the rapid establishment of the Liturgical Song brand since 2017. Marg was the face of Liturgical Song at conference exhibitions in Perth and Melbourne since 2017.
Marg has worked in nursing since the 1970’s, and in nurse education and general management since 1997. Marg was a recognised leader in health industry education and e-learning at Sydney Adventist Hospital from 2002 - 2011.
In 2013, Marg commenced working with Ramsay Healthcare as Learning and Development Manager at St George Private Hopsital.
Margaret played a significant role in establishing the new Wollongong Private Hospital in January 2016. She took on responsibilities for Quality Management, Infection Control, Risk Management and Education at Wollongong Private Hopsital before being appointed as Director of Clinical Services in 2018. Marg retired from this position in April 2021 to concentrate on general management activities at Liturgical Song.
Marg played a significant role in the establishment and co-ordination of CareNet in Wahroonga Parish, a parish outreach to those in need within the parish. Marg was hospitality coordinator at Wahroonga Parish and coordinated Power Point projection for the 3-day World Youth Day Catechesis in Broken Bay Diocese held at WahroongaParish. Marg also ministers as a reader.
Marg holds a Bachelor Degree in Nursing (Deakin University), a Master of Nursing Education (Sydney University), and has completed three units in a Master of Leadership and Management in Health Care (Monash University).
Margaret and Paul live in Wollongong with Matthew, the youngest of their five children.
