Non-award courses

This course equips nurses with the skills to assess, manage, and support individuals with hearing loss, particularly in rural, remote, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Gain expertise in early intervention and collaborative care to improve patient outcomes.

Designed for ENs and RNs with general registration, this program supports those meeting the Recency of Practice Standard or returning to practice. Ideal for nurses transitioning from non-acute to acute care, it builds on existing skills to ensure safe and confident practice. No clinical placement required.

This course equips ENs, RNs, NPs, and midwives with the knowledge to safely manage medicines while meeting professional obligations and registration requirements. Tailored to specific scopes of practice, it ensures confidence in medication safety and compliance.

This course is designed for RNs working in any clinical setting in metropolitan, regional, rural and remote areas. It equips RNs with the knowledge underpinning the skills needed in order to render first-line emergency care in emergency/critical situations.

This course is designed for ENs working in all clinical areas across a variety of health care facilities. It equips ENs with the knowledge underpinning the skills needed in order to render first-line emergency care of acutely ill patients in the clinical setting.

This course is to familiarise nurses and midwives with their professional practice responsibilities and registration requirements, including the codes and standards that govern and regulate practice.