Midwifery pioneer Pauline Glover
With a distinguished 50-year career in the Northern Territory and South Australia, Associate Professor Pauline Glover (DipT(NursEd) ’80, MNgSt(Cwk) ’94, EdD ‘01) is a pioneer of […]
History of Nursing
Excelling in academic and military careers
One of South Australia’s pioneering nursing and midwifery academics, Professor Annette Summers AO RFD, forged successful careers in both academic and military life. Daughter of a […]
A role model for nursing
Distinguished nursing education pioneer, Dr Joan Durdin AM, RN, FRCNA (Hon), (DUniv ’94), has worked tirelessly throughout her life to improve the professional status of […]
Going the extra mile
The care nurses deliver is life changing. For Flinders University Nursing gradate Claire Nichols, her life experiences led to a career in nursing and a realisation […]
Kaurna Elder is creating cultural understanding
Kaurna and Peramangk Elder, David ‘Tarnda’ Copley has a distinguished career as a nurse, researcher and advocate for Aboriginal health reform, with a focus on […]
The miracle of birth never fades for Kate
After losing three litres of blood following the birth of her first child, Kate Taylor (GradCertClinEd ’20) became aware of how lucky she was to be […]
SA's first private palliative care nurse
Pioneer of the Calvary Palliative Home Care Service, Kevin Hardy (BNg (PreReg) ’99, MNg (NPrac) ’15) is the first palliative care nurse practitioner in Adelaide to […]
A diverse and rewarding career
Katherine Seiboth’s desire to become a Nurse and Midwife was constant throughout her childhood, however she wasn’t prepared for how incredibly diverse and rewarding her career […]
Santanu leads palliative care movement
Until 2002 ‘palliative care’ was unheard of in North Eastern India but as a result of personal tragedy, Santanu Chakraborty (GradCertHlth ’08) has been leading a […]