Nursing Careers

Melbourne emergency nurse Jean-Philippe Miller may have left the developing country of Myanmar but there’s little doubt his work continues to have an impact, saving

An Australian College of Nursing (ACN) 2015 Emerging Nurse Leader (ENL) has urged graduate nurses wanting to survive and

Ansell has announced the winners of the 2016 Ansell CARES™ H.E.R.O. Nurse Service Award, established to recognise nurses who have made lasting impressions on

 A QLD sub-acute care program that piloted a program to better manage clinical deterioration in residents, an organisation that launched health and wellness centres in

A summit of Australian nursing leaders was recently held in Melbourne to discuss the future of advanced practice nursing. The attendees included

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says there is no reason for the state's nurses to take industrial action in pay negotiations. Premier

Despite a shortage of 109,000 nurses predicted to hit Australia by 2025, thousands of new graduate nurses and midwifes struggle to find employment each year. The resulting

Are you looking for health sector work in 2016? Recruitment firm Hays says most employment opportunities this year can be found in the aged care and disability

Where are you from? Manchester, England. Where were you trained? I did a diploma of higher education at the University of

An Australian doctor who has gone to Syria to aid Islamic State militants has had his medical registration suspended. An Australian doctor

Back in 2012, New Zealand nurse Merryn Carr decided it was time for a change.  With adult children and no commitments at home, the time was right to pack her bags and

Australia’s 361,000 registered and enrolled nurses, midwives and nurse practitioners will pay $10 less when they renew their registration this year. Nurses,

The Australian branch of the British Red Cross Society was formed in 1914 amid the outbreak of the First World War. One hundred years later, nurses and allied health professionals

A review of New Zealand’s health workforce points to job opportunities for midwives

Katrina Coleman is triaging more than the nursing needs of some of New Zealand’s most disadvantaged families. From preventing power disconnection to linking

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) Federal Office offers nurses and midwives four separate professional development training rooms to assist them to meet

Quiet surroundings and dark curtains are important in getting a good day's sleep for those who work night shifts, a psychologist says.

Tasmania’s nurses and midwives will remove goodwill in their planned industrial action as the state government considers introducing a public sector wage freeze.