Nurse Practitioner

You will undertake studies which concentrate on critical thinking and diagnostic reasoning, higher level clinical and nursing practice, and also the high quality use of medicines. These studies will provide you with the confidence to perform as an invaluable member of the medical group and also to know that you're making a critical contribution to your customer's health outcome.

A minimum of two years full time equivalent (FTE) as a registered nurse in a specified clinical area and two years FTE of current complex nursing practice in this identical clinical arena. A post graduate qualification at Australian Qualifications Framework Grade 8 in a clinical area. Sufficient English language competence and communication skills to successfully tackle academic experience and integrated professional practice requirements all through this app (as evidenced by current general registration as a general nurse in Australia). There are additional entry requirements for students including: Nomination of two clinical supervisors approved by the Program Convenor. The clinical supervisors are to consist of: A qualified nurse practitioner or senior medical practitioner nurse using a master's level or equivalent within the region of practice

Along With also A doctor who is an authority in the student's chosen area of practice. 2 referee letters to encourage Advanced Practice Confirmed workplace service to accomplish all the professional experience requirements of this program, including no less than 300 hours of integrated supernumerary professional practice. Students are also needed to supply a completed site suitability checklist for each IPP experience that is to be conducted, including at an alternative site to become approved by the college of Nursing and Midwifery.