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#Repost @monash_mnhs with @get_repost ・・・ Some of our students recently completed an interprofessional placement in Vietnam 🇻🇳🏥 The group of medicine, nursing, OT, paramedicine and physio students spent 4 weeks working in local hospitals. Nursing/midwifery student Taylor reflected: "I have learnt so much, not only about myself, but about a healthcare system in a developing country. I couldn't have asked for a better group to embark on this journey with." ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 📷 Taylor Warde Emily Jarvis

What have you been doing this summer break? During her break, MNM social media ambassador Hannah spent a week volunteering as a senior coach - "One of the wonderful things about uni break is being able to go home and be back within your community. Over the past week, I had the privilege of being a senior coach on the 'Macpherson Smith Rural Foundation: Young Rural Leaders Program' where I got to spend a week hanging out with passionate rural young people from all over Victoria, including many current and future Monash students, while talking about our values and goals for enacting positive and sustainable change within rural Victoria." - - - #mnmsocialsambassador #nursingandmidwifery #nursingstudentlife #midwiferystudentlife #nursingstudent #midwiferystudent #monashmnhs #monashnm

Want to know what it is really like as a newly graduated nurse? MonashNM Graduate, Ben has detailed his experiences over the course of his 12 month-graduate program at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of a Large, Multi-Specialty, Major Trauma Centre in Australia. As you’ll hear with New Grad Radio Podcast, Ben talks about a wide-array of topics, all from his perspective, spanning not only the clinical, but also of the nitty-gritty of what it’s like to start as a Registered Nurse e.g. First Night Shift, Time Management, Scope of Practice etc.

Fewer than half the women in Pakistan have access to midwives. In the country's remote Himalayan area, many pregnant women give birth without help. Sherbano knows from her own experience how difficult it can be. So she decided to step in to fill the gap and train to become the first midwife in her area.