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Instructions from the car park:
From Mater hill carpark, located between Stanley Street and Allen Street, go to level 4, use the overpass to cross over Stanley Street where you will arrive at level 3, Mater Hospital Brisbane. From there, take the lifts down to level 2. The Allied Health Department is adjacent to the lifts.
From Hancock Street Carpark, located on Hancock street, go to level 4, Walk east along Raymond Terrace past the internal roundabout, turn left down the hill, continuing on Raymond Terrace, and on your right, you will arrive at the main hospital entrance to Mater Hospital Brisbane. From there, proceed straight into the hospital and turn left at the lifts. The Allied Health Department is adjacent to the lifts.
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