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Our Graduate Nurse Transition Programs (Ballarat, Horsham/Dimboola, Stawell or Edenhope) support newly graduated nurses as they transition to professional practice. The programs enable graduates to consolidate and further develop their knowledge, skills and competence under supervision and guidance. These well-established supportive programs provide a platform for the development of safe, confident and accountable nursing professionals. While providing support and guidance to the early entry practitioner in assisting a smooth transition from student to registered nurse is essential, the aim of the program is to develop confidence, clinical competence and skills of the multifaceted role of the registered nurse. Opportunities obtained throughout the program at Grampians Health provide strong foundations for a career in nursing.
Grampians Health Ballarat offers career development opportunities for nurses within clinically focused post graduate programs. Post Graduate courses are offered in streams of Cancer Nursing, Critical Care, Cardiac Care, Emergency, Gerontology, Paediatrics and Perioperative Nursing in conjunction with University affiliates.
The Centre for Education & Training conducts a variety of courses during each year and can facilitate tailor made courses to meet your needs.
A Registered Undergraduate Student of Nursing (RUSON) is 'a person currently enrolled at a University to undertake nursing study, who is registered with AHPRA as a student nurse, and who at commencement, has successfully completed not less than 12 months of the Bachelor of Nursing Degree or 18 months of a Double Degree /Paramedicine’Nurses and Midwives (Victorian Public Sector) Enterprise Agreement 2016-2020 (Clause 106)
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The Centre for Education and Training provides essential training and assessment activities to our Corporate and Support Services workforce, including designing and developing learning programs; using training packages and accredited courses to meet our employees’ needs; group and individual-based learning; and creating, implementing and managing assessment activities and processes. The Centre for Education and Training can also organise for Corporate and Support Services employees to undertake competencies from training packages covered by the Victorian Public Health Sector (Health & Allied Services, Managers and Administrative Officers) Single Enterprise Agreement 2021 – 2025.
Grampians Health Ballarat offers two (2) main education precincts. Education Resource Centre – Base Site, and Education Resource Centre – Queen Elizabeth Centre
Credentialing is the formal process of assessing a health care professional's qualifications, training, experience and clinical competence in relation to their role within Grampians Health (GH).
The protection, safety and wellbeing of adults and children, within our community, is a priority for Grampians Health Ballarat.
The Grampians Health Ballarat Registered Nurse Refresher Program enables participants to either re-enter the workforce, or change their area of practice, by providing structured education and clinical exposure to update knowledge and skills, and re-establish and enhance your confidence to practice.
A BRICC Wellness Centre program.Support group for those who have been affected by bowel cancer.
A BRICC Wellness Centre program.This program is a group information session and workshop to help you quit smoking.
In case of emergency call 000
The Adult Acute Unit provides short-term inpatient treatment and care to people aged between 18-64 years, during an acute phase of mental illness or until a person has recovered enough to be treated in the community. In an emergency contact 000
The Steele Haughton Aged Acute Unit provides short-term inpatient treatment and care for persons 65 years and over during an acute phase of mental illness. In an emergency call 000
We provide a comprehensive service for children, adolescents and their families who are experiencing psychiatric, psychological and behavioral problems. Young people between the ages of 0-14 can be referred to the Infant Child Mental Health Service. In case of emergency call 000
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