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The difference we make
Leading change in nursing and midwifery for the last 32 years, we have graduated nearly 15,000 new nurses and midwives and helped countless others in their career pursuits with graduate education. Our Research activity is person centred and evidence-based, providing knowledge and exploring ways to provide better healthcare for patients and ensuring health professionals are well supported and safe within the profession.
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Teaching and learning in 2022
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Celebrating our students and graduates
Dr Olivia Cook
Dr Olivia cook used her graduation address as a call to action for new graduates, to find their reason, follow their passion and to identify their spark.
Rhiarna Ball
Final year student of the Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Midwifery (Honours), Rhiarna attended the fourth Transnational Educational Initiative (TEI) in Germany.
Francisca Antolis
Francisca, an international student studying her final year of nursing reflects on her time studying and her hopes to be a theatre nurse in the future.
Our student's research
Explore the research projects undertaken by our students in the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) courses.
Rural clinical placements
Joshua, 2nd year Nursing student undertook a three week rural placement at Robinvale District Health Service and shares his experience.
Joshua found the experience of working in a rural health setting completely different to that of working in a metropolitan area. There are many challenges that must be overcome in rural areas both organisationally and for individual health professionals. These challenges are unique to the rural area and are amazing opportunities to develop transferable skills.
Student awards
Student commitment and excellence was recognised again in 2022 at the Faculty, Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Awards night.
Baylie Watson
Baylie, a final year nursing student reflects on her journey to become a registered nurse and the opportunities she's had whilst studying with Monash.
Courtney Alexander
Nursing and Midwifery graduate, Courtney shared her experiences and a few tips to help navigate life after uni with her graduation garden party address.
Jaspreet Kaur
Jaspreet graduated from the Bachelor of Nursing in 2022, and for her graduate position is working in a public hospital where she will spend the first six months in the ED.
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Research in 2022
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