New Chief Executive

of Local Health District

Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) has announced the appointment of Jude Constable as its new Chief Executive.

 

A registered nurse by background, Ms Constable brings more than 30 years of health service management and executive leadership experience across NSW and New Zealand, spanning metropolitan, regional and rural health services.

Jude Constable.

11 November 2026

 

MS CONSTABLE has been Acting Chief Executive of CCLHD since November 2025 and since joining the organisation in October 2021, she has held senior leadership positions, including Executive Director Acute Care Services and General Manager of Gosford and Woy Woy Hospitals.

 

Ms Constable said she was honoured to be appointed as Chief Executive.

 

“I’m incredibly proud to have the opportunity to lead Central Coast Local Health District and support the amazing, dedicated people who provide care to our community every day,” Ms Constable said.

 

“My priority is to continue to provide high-quality, trusted care while developing new and innovative ways to meet the changing needs of our community.

 

“That means listening to our patients and communities, supporting our staff and working with our partners to find better and more sustainable ways to deliver care.”

 

Sarah Winter, Chair of the CCLHD Board, said Ms Constable brings significant experience, strong local knowledge and a clear commitment to the Central Coast community.

 

“Jude is a collaborative and highly respected leader who understands our health services, our people and the community we serve,” Ms Winter said.

 

“During her time with CCLHD, she has focused on improving access to care, patient safety and quality and the long-term sustainability of health services.

 

“Jude has championed innovative models of care and strengthened partnerships to expand opportunities for people to receive care in the community and at home.

 

“She has also been a strong advocate for improving Aboriginal health outcomes and strengthening the Aboriginal health workforce.”

 

Ms Constable’s appointment will allow for CCLHD to build on its achievements, strengthen partnerships and continue to develop services that meet the needs of the Central Coast community.

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