The Women's education and training program is designed to help health professionals provide best practice care that meets the specific needs of women.
- Graduate Nurse Program
- Graduate Midwife Program
- Graduate Nurse and Graduate Midwife Combined Program
- Aboriginal Graduate Nurse and Midwife Programs
- Postgraduate Midwifery Program
- Postgraduate Midwifery Clinical Placements
- Postgraduate Neonatal Education
- Graduate Certificate in Nursing Practice - Emergency Nursing
- Midwifery Refresher Program
- Enrolled Nurse Transition to Practice Programs
Some of our programs are for nurses and midwives employed at the Women's, while other programs are also open to external applicants.
The Womens is currently not running these programs: Return to Practice for Nurses and Midwives, Initial Registration for Overseas Nurses and Midwives and Refresher Course for Nurses.
The Royal Women’s Hospital will not be offering Graduate Programs for enrolled nurses in 2021.
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Graduate Nurse Program Learn more
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Graduate Midwife Program Learn more
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Graduate Nurse and Graduate Midwife Combined Program Learn more
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Aboriginal Graduate Nurse and Midwife Programs Learn more
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Postgraduate Midwifery Program Learn more
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Postgraduate Midwifery Clinical Placements
The Women’s provides clinical placements for Registered Nurses completing postgraduate midwifery studies in order to qualify and practice as a midwife.
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Postgraduate Neonatal Education Learn more
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Graduate Certificate in Nursing Practice - Emergency Nursing Learn more
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Midwifery Refresher Program
Midwifery Refresher programs are designed for midwives who have been out of the midwifery workforce for less than five years or who wish to transition to midwifery practice in the tertiary setting
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Enrolled Nurse Transition to Practice Programs
Transition to Practice Programs for Enrolled Nurses will not be offered in 2021
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