Nursing Careers

With the pandemic now impacting communities around the globe for over 12 months, the long term effects of this can be felt everywhere. People within developing

HESTA is calling on Australians to show their appreciation and support for the nation's nurses and midwives by submitting a nomination to the 2021 HESTA Australian Nursing

We understand that most health professionals are no longer taking CPD or recreation leave and are working overtime to ensure their local community continues to receive high

At age 40, Hamilton mother of four, Cathy Fraser-Reading decided it was time to achieve her lifelong dream of being a nurse. After experiencing the care and

World Youth International are excited to announce the launch of their revised Nurses In Action Kenyan program, which will commence taking place as soon as travel restrictions

It’s an extraordinary time for the healthcare sector and at Remedy Healthcare, we need extraordinary people to meet the challenges we and our customers face.

By Professor Joanne Travaglia UTS Professor of Health Services Management [subscribe] The coronavirus pandemic has thrown the spotlight on healthcare

The number of people going to hospital with the coronavirus is expected to rise, putting a strain on our health and aged care services and their workforce.

Ashleigh Woods will never forget the first time she had to help a doctor insert an endotracheal tube into a patient’s lungs, so they could breathe. “It’s

More than 1000 backpacking nurses needed in Australia's fight against coronavirus are jumping through hoops to try to stay in the country.

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) has urged the Federal Government to commit to employing nursing graduates who have not yet secured permanent graduate

Volunteering is not new to Australians. In fact, around 34% of our population spends time volunteering every year, collectively clocking around 700 million hours helping others.

Recognising that nurses are in high demand due to a skills shortage that stretches across Australia, Manning Base Hospital has added a second 26-week program for 2019 for

Not all nurses and midwives begin their career with thoughts of becoming a leader. However, becoming a Unit Manager or higher, is a step on the clinical ladder that an increasing

16 year old Terrigal High student Charlotte Morrow is one of many TAFE NSW students across New South Wales undertaking school-based traineeships that will assist in filling

What drives nurses and midwives to turn whistleblower and report wrongdoing outside their organisation? What ramifications surface personally and professionally

Australia’s health system is becoming increasingly reliant on unregistered carers with limited training and this is negatively impacting on levels of care in all settings

There has never been a better time to be a healthcare Professional. Want some stats to back it up? Sure thing – we have a number of examples to share with you:

When I have more money saved, when my workload

The Australian College of Midwives (ACM) has partnered with the Rotary Club of Morialta (South Australia), the Rotary Club of Port Moresby and the PNG Midwifery Society, to