Applications
Applications for the 2019 Combined Nursing and Midwifery program will open on 27th May 2019 and close on 19th July 2019.
Bachelor of Midwifery / Bachelor of Nursing (dual registrant) candidates must apply via Midwifery/Nursing Computer Match. Application requirements are clearly outlined on the Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria website.
Application process
Please follow the two step process below:
STEP 1:
- Use the link to the Women's online recruitment site at the bottom of this page
- Login or register to create an account if you haven't done so already
- Find the graduate position/program you are interested in, and click on Apply Now.
Please note that you will need to apply for each of the positions/programs you are interested in.
Required Documentation:
- Cover Letter of application (one page) addressed to Stacey Gilbert or Kate O'Donnell, Clinical Education Parkville
- Résumé/Curriculum Vitae (CV) including two referees together with a clear scanned photo of yourself on the front page of your résumé/(CV). The Women’s does not have a specific requirement regarding the length of your résumé/CV
- Certified copy of transcript of results or interim results.
- Clinical Appraisals: Your two most recent clinical appraisals - either midwifery of nursing (these can be one of each or two from midwifery or two from nursing).
- Completed Placement Preference Form. Every attempt will be made to place graduates in their preferred placement option.
STEP 2:
Applicants must ask two clinical referees to complete and return via email a Confidential Professional Reference Form to Clinical Education, at the Royal Women's Hospital (submission details included on the form).
NO faxed or mailed clinical reference forms will be accepted!
Application Progress
This web page will be updated regularly to keep you informed of the progress of applications. Please check back regularly.
Interviews
Interviews for the 2020 graduate intake will take place in August/September 2019.
Once applicants have been short listed for an interview they will be contacted via email with a date and time.
Applicants will be required to bring their Working with Children Check with them as well as 100 points of identification for a police records check, 70 points of which must be either a current passport, birth certifcate/extract or citizenship cerficate.
Interviews are interactive and consist of a one to one interview, a group scenario and a clinical scenario. Interviews take up to two hours and include a welcome and an introduction to working at the Women's.
Parking is limited and sometimes difficult to access at the Women's so please allow extra time for your trip if you are driving to your interview. Further information on getting to the Women's.
For enquiries about the online application process, contact HR Enquiries.
For more information, email Clinical Education Parkville.