Advanced Nursing

Developed in conjunction with key industry experts, the class provides a clear pathway for nurses to grow their livelihood and positively influence the provision of attention. Highly respected by employers and clinicians alike, and this class develops nursing skills and knowledge that enable improvement in person-centred patient and care outcomes. This encompasses the regions of clinical, nurse specialist, chronic and advanced care (ageing and palliation), primary health care, education, management and research. The class has been developed with an integral stakeholder group which includes educators, clinical nurse consultants, nurse program managers, directors of consumers and nursing. This guarantees that graduate features are all professionally relevant, and meet both current and prospective needs of employers and town. Students can optimise their schedule from mixing and matching the eight majors, 1-1 sub-majors and over 40 optional choices in many different methods to accomplish their unique objectives, whether they're diversified or highly judgmental. Course content is dedicated to innovative evidence-based practice that enables students to lead improved nursing practice in any respect levels. Highly respected by employers and clinicians alike, this class develops a variety of career options based upon the major and sub-major plumped for. Career options include leadership positions in complex roles, e.g. clinical, nurse specialist, chronic and advanced care (ageing and palliation), primary health care, education, management, research, clinical nurse practitioner or consultant, nursing direction, complex case management, nursing education and healthcare.

UTS recognised bachelor degree, or equivalent or higher qualification, or submitted additional evidence of general and professional credentials which demonstrates possibility to pursue graduate studies. Applicants must hold current registration as a nurse in Australia. Registered nurses who do not need an undergraduate degree or degree but do have recent relevant work experience and can demonstrate the capacity to undertake tertiary study may also be considered eligible. International applicants have to be a rn in their own country or place of residence and hold a recent Authority to Practise. International applicants must have a minumum of twelve months old post-registration clinical experience. Local applicants must have concurrent job in, or usage of, both the chosen/relevant clinical field of study and one year old post-registration clinical encounter.