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July 29, 2015
Often the time we become most aware of our skills gaps is when we find our dream job and realise we’re not adequately qualified to apply for it. Don’t worry, this happens to everyone… But unfortunately it… Read More
July 28, 2015
The notion of graduate employability is a hot topic. As the employment market tightens in many areas, competition is fierce. Good grades are an excellent start but it’s now taking a lot more to stand out -… Read More
July 27, 2015
We don’t want to bore you with the same info over and over so before we get cracking on some new stuff, here are our top posts on job applications. Just in case you missed them… Resume 101 The basics to… Read More
June 5, 2015
Today is Wednesday, a day off, and I made Lemon Meringue Pie and went in to work to deliver it. The pie is a promise I made to a patient many, many weeks ago when he was so sick that at one point I spent three… Read More
June 5, 2015
On Monday 23rd Feb, the School of Nursing & Midwifery ran its orientation for Curtin students. As part of this, recent nursing and midwifery grads were invited to come and talk to students. These successful… Read More
June 5, 2015
Laura Sutherland graduated from Curtin University in 2012. Here, she talks about her decision to pursue nursing as a mature age student and the career journey that has led her to Fiona Stanley Hospital. I… Read More
June 5, 2015
I have a strong compassion for the sick. I dreamt of being a person who could administrate medication and fluids to save lives, provide care for patients and their families, hold patients’ hands for the last… Read More
June 5, 2015
Many final year Nursing and Midwifery students will choose to apply for a Graduate Program through the Department of Health’s GradConnect one application process. Here, you can submit just one application… Read More
June 3, 2015
From the moment I first walked onto a hospital ward I just beamed from the inside out. I had found where I belonged. It is hard to describe to non-nursing folk what it really means to nurse. A bulk of… Read More
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