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You need offical NFR/Critical Orders that are signed by doctors, the patient/legal guardian, and only after social workers and psychologists and psychiatrists etc to ensure the family and pt know what the consequences are, what other options are available and so on and so forth. Obvisously it's...

Uniforms, meals, travel -- all that type of stuff :) People who work in isolated areas get the isolation allowance too, and extra if you work in Tibobourra or Ivanhoe. Theres more allowances I just can't remember them :)

I'd consider it, and a few years ago would have jumped at it. I don't know now, maybe years and years down the track, but not now. I'm very happy nursing atm.

You can do your 3 year B. Nursing course and then start the Grad.Dip Midwifery, which is 12 months - you get paid for it and are employed by a hospital while doing it. Pretty sure you spend most of your time in the hospital. The 3 year course is completeley separate, and you don't need your RNs...

yes, it can get dirty, especially depending on the ward/specialty you're working in. If you can't stand the sight of blood, I dont know who well you'll go. After all, blood is nothing compared to what you'll normally get. Urine, faeces, IDCs, Colostomy bags, sputum, vomit. It's not why we get...

You can just do B. Midwifery if you wanted to, it's a 3 year course and you're a Midwife at the end of it. Otherwise, I think UTS might have maternal health subjects, look on the website in course structure for nursing.

hey, what was the STAT and personal statment people where talking about? I'm doing my ENs atm, and am seriously considering not doing my RN's first and just going straight into Midwifery. I know it's what I want to do, but I also know my UAI (from 2003) isn't high enough. Does anyone know how...

Does anyone know if CSU plans on bringing this course back in 2007? And does anyone here actually do it, or know anyone that does? I'm trying to figure out what would be better - 3 year B Nursing + 12 month Grad.Dip.Mid or the combined course? I'm liking the look of it at Wagga, but was hoping...

However much you can handle. That said, if you decide not to work, don't complain about never having any money...

Age: 19 Job: Trainee Enrolled Nurse Wage: 583.20/week ($16 hour) + Penalties (which is ~$37 on Public Holidays) + Allowances

Canterbury Rd. Or, you could try that way out, really old fashion way of making money. Working and getting wages....

If you want to work in Child Protection, don't go to DoCS - they are useless fucks. If you want to work in Child Protection as a social worker, work in Community Health or, if you want Just Child Protection, go for the Child Protection Unit at the Kids Hospital.

mate offer me free drinks and I'll hold ya to it ;)

LOL - be a Nurse. We're better than Doctors :D

LOL, went out to Bathurst and came back home, doing my TENs now and hopefully will be up at Newy 2007/08 :D Jumb - nup, never been at UNCLE

Either way mate, good luck. Could always try the City or somewhere close to your Uni.

Mate, I figure if you really need work, then go and work at a fast food joint. If you don't wanna work at a place like that, then you don't really need money, you just want extra cash. Like I said, I spent about 4 or so years in fast food in high school, and because of that experience, I got...

LOL?! I think...I'll pretend I know what you mean ;) :p Hi Cyph!!

This was were I wanted to post it...does anyone actually live in Barra? Does it come with your own kitchenette and ensuite? From what I've read it sounds like it, but I just wanted a definitive yes or no answer. Whats the social life like? I wanted more laid back rather than the halls type of...

Sorry, was posted in the wrong thread, I had more than one open at a time. I'll delete