If you are a nurse or midwife with international qualifications (IQNMs) and you are interested in working in Australia, you need to read this article about immigration to Australia, as well as how registration and employment works. To work as a nurse or midwife in Australia, you need to apply for and be registered with …
International Nurses In Australia: What You Need To Do To Continue Nursing Read More »
The nursing profession is incredibly rewarding. But with so many universities, colleges and programs to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. Students can choose from a variety of academic paths. Various schools offer diplomas, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate programs in nursing. In fact, you may choose to specialise in aged …
10 Best Nursing Universities: Jumpstart Your Career Read More »
Those in the nursing profession know: the most important thing to invest in is a good pair of shoes. Nurses and healthcare workers are on their feet A LOT, and for most of the day too. You need safe, reliable shoes – forget how unfashionable they will look. That’s not important. The Best Shoes Should …
Get Off On The Right Foot: An All-Sizes Guide To The Best Shoes For Nurses Read More »
At any given time, anyone can experience burnout – no one is completely immune. Nurses can experience burnout because of sustained work-related stressors such as long hours, the pressure to make quick decisions, and the strain of caring for patients who may not have the best outcomes. It’s a condition caused by unexplained chronic stress, …
Nurse Burnout: Spot The Early Warning Signs And Combat It Read More »
Now is the best time to find work as a nurse. So, it’s time to get your resume in order. Nurses and midwives make up the largest sector in the health workforce, with around 450,000 registered practitioners. Last year, there were around: 337,000 registered nurses 72,000 enrolled nurses 6,500 midwives with midwife-only registration 28,800 midwives …
Building A Perfect Nurse Resume: A Complete Template Guide Read More »
Nurses on TV – how accurate are they? Let’s face it, if you’re watching television dramas and comedies to pick up nursing tips, you’re already in trouble. But it doesn’t hurt to see if there’s anything redeeming about your favourite TV nurse that maybe you can apply to your nursing career or support worker duties. …
12 TV Show Nurses Judged On Their Qualities And Realism Read More »
It’s not hard to understand what nurses want. In healthcare organisations, turnover of nurses is a serious workforce management challenge, and usually results in critical staff shortages. Health systems can often take many days to fill an open position for a licensed practical nurse, depending on their role. Let’s explore why nurses become unhappy in …
What Nurses Want: 9 Ways To Improve Nursing Life Read More »
Due to conditions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, future resourcing and management of frontline hospitals – particularly in informatics and nursing – has to be rewritten. But whatever happens, there is no stopping nurses. They provide care to both the sick and the healthy across the globe – they’re one of our most valuable members …
It’s truly wonderful to be recognised for a job well done. Nurses Now have been announced as a category finalist within the NSW Business Chamber’s 2021 regional Awards, in the ‘Excellence In Business’ category. It’s an honour to be a finalist, especially among the fine calibre of fellow businesses on the Central Coast. This exciting …
Excellent news! Nurses Now among the Central Coast’s business finalists Read More »
Good news! There is no official age limit to becoming a nurse. Now we’ve got that out of the way, let’s look at why this question pops up so often. While some age limits apply for people coming to Australia to practice or study nursing, if you live in Australia, you can start learning to …
Age-Old Question: Are You Too Old To Become A Nurse? Read More »
