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Education for Nurses in General Practice

 

It is the aim of GPV to maximise the learning opportunities for all practice nurses and qualified aboriginal health workers in Victoria by advertising and supporting professional development.

  

Graduate Certificate in Nursing (General Practice) 

 

 

Nursing in General Practice: Education and Training - A Tool Kit.

 

General Practice Queensland and the Qld Provincial Workgroup developed a "Nursing in General Practice: Education and Training - A Tool Kit" in 2006-07 for staff in Divisions of General Practice who are responsible for conducting education or network events for the Nursing in General Practice program.

 

For information visit the General Practice Queensland website.

 

 

'Arming the Troops'

 

The Limestone Coast Division of General Practice have developed a resource for Pandemic Planning in General Practice.

 

Contact Natala Drew at the Limestone Coast Division for more information 

 

 

Continuing Professional Development

 

According to the NBV �The aim of Continuing Professional Development is to ensure the knowledge and competence you acquired during undergraduate and post graduate education remains current while new information is translated into your practice. It is a professional responsibility for all practising nurses to maintain their competence to practise�. The new legislation is expected to be fully implemented by 2009 and a transition period during the preceding period will allow for the development of portfolios.

  

For further information visit the NBV website 

 

 

Providers of CPD programs include but are not limited to

 

 

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APNA Career Centre

 

APNA has a listing of jobs for those looking to employ a practice nurse or for those that wish to find employment as a practice nurse.

 

For further information vist the APNA Career Centre

 

 

Scholarships

 

There are various avenues for nurses to gain assistance for study through scholarships.

 

 

PapScreen Victoria

PapScreen is offering financial assistance for Victorian Division 1 Registered Nurses to become Pap test providers. Successful applicants can apply for up to to $1000 assistance to complete an accredited RCNA Pap test provider training course.  Applications close 6 June 2008.

  

Review the scholarship guidelines for further information (PDF 18 KB) 

 

 

RCNA

The Royal College of Nursing Australia have an extensive list of Scholarship information available for nurses on their website.

 

For further information visit the RCNA website

 

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For further information contact:

Lesley Czulowski, Nursing in General Practice and Aboriginal Health Program Consultant

Ph: 03 9314 5221 | Fax 03 9341 5299: Email: l.czulowski@gpv.org.au

Last updated: Thursday, 29 May 2008