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talaxandra

3,037 Posts

Specializes in Medical.

Interested in further education but not sure what's available or not tempted by the local offerings?

http://www.goodguides.com.au lets you search for any course, anywhere in Australia (and I mean any - apprenticeship to PhD). For example, tonight I looked up epidemiology courses: I chose the 'medical' field of study option ('nursing' didn't get any matches, even though you don't have to be an MD to get into the courses), selected all the states (by holding down Cntrl as I scrolled), then chose 'any' mode of study, before typing 'epidemiology' into the course name box. There are four post-graduate epidemiology courses offered in Australia, one by distance.

I then clicked each hit for further information. Here's what you get:

Master of Medical Science - Clinical Epidemiology University of Newcastle

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Attendance - External

Qualification - Master Degree (By Coursework)

Description - This course provides a strong research capacity, an advanced understanding of epidemiological concepts and knowledge of the applications of methods in biostatistics, social sciences and economics.

Structure - Eight 10 unit courses, and a 40 unit Minor Thesis; OR twelve 10 unit courses.

Subjects - Clinical epidemiology; Pharmacoepidemiology; Molecular and genetic epidemiology; Epidemiology of communicable disease; Nutritional epidemiology;

Entry Requirements - Relevant bachelor degree; Grad Dip in Clinical Epidemiology; computer literacy

HECs - HECs applies to this course

Course Fee Comments - International distance learning fees are $1575 per 10 units. Postgraduate Education Loans Scheme (PELS) funding available to Australian citizens and holders of an Australian permanent visa.

Australian Student Fees - Fee-paying places available

Enrolment Enquiries - [email protected]

Related Jobs - Health Promotion Officer, Medical Scientist

If you subscribe to the service ($22 a quarter) you can access "detailed and exclusive in-depth analyses, ratings and comparisons of institutions and their fields of study; View the FOUR ratings gateways; and View detailed information and profiles on fields of study, courses, campuses, universities and graduate outcomes"

The only annoying thing is that they don't have web links to the course page, so you do have to find the institution site and then search a bit.

On the up side, it's amazing what's out there!

eirthjona

84 Posts

australian slang.

http://www.australiatravelsearch.com.au/trc/slang.html

for those that sometimes wonder what we are talking about.

Kiwi Ali

51 Posts

Specializes in Practice Nursing, Postnatal Nursing.

http://www.nzno.org.nz/

New Zealand Nurses Union

eirthjona

84 Posts

I know it strange but I thought I would put up our weather web page.

http://www.bom.gov.au/

Always handy to know what type of weather we have here.

Brett Smith

3 Posts

For all those working in the MH field the Australian & New Zealand College of Mental Health Nursing is at: http://www.anzcmhn.org/index_page.html

regards StuPer

I tried this link but got a big error......:uhoh21:

esie

29 Posts

Specializes in ICU.

Hi,

does anyone have any good Australian resources about Nursing & Health Informatics? I have an assignment for this subject due at the end of May.

Thanks in advance!

ally_26

7 Posts

This is another Australian nurse website

http://www.nursecentral.com.au

nina9404

95 Posts

Hi! Happy New Year to all!

I dont know if I am in the right place, but here goes my questions:

1.I would like to ask anyone here if there are hospitals or good agencies in Australia/New Zealand who can accept a new graduate registered nurse from the Philippines without any work experience as of yet? I do however have a passing IELTS exam.

I am interested in working for a period of 6-12 months. From what I understand, I cant use the holiday/working visa since I am over 30 years old. :wink2:

2. Does anyone know how long this usually takes?

3. Are there other options?

4. Will willingness to work in an Area of Need give me a better chance of getting a temporary job? :confused:

Thank you in advance!

sally123546

6 Posts

Hello, is there chinese nurses forum? Please!

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Specializes in oncology perioperative nurse.

please see thread below...

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Specializes in oncology perioperative nurse.

Hi everyone,

I'm a RN from the US (3 yrs work experience)... I'm moving to Australia in about 2 months. I have my visa already and my license is pending for NSW. I have an associates degree, will this cause an issue? I have not been able to find information about that... I've read some things online but I'm not sure there are true. Also I need to know what the difference is between public and private hospitals. Pros and cons of working for these 2 types of hospitals. Also I'm looking to work for an agency since I am not ready to settle down to just one hospital... I need to find the right one for me. Please any help would be appreciated. This is all very new to me since I'm moving to Australia and I have never been there. This is a huge change for me and I need all the help I can get!! I'm also looking for accommodations... I will be arriving in Sydney with my husband and need a place to stay... any ideas?!

Thank you in advance,

Paula

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