From nursing placement to graduate year in the NT
Ever since starting university and understanding the importance of quality healthcare in rural Australia, Flinders University Nursing Graduate, Annabel Batty had a goal to pursue a […]
Archive Author: Pauline Walsh
RIPPL Team plans the year ahead
The Flinders NT Remote Interprofessional Learning (RIPPL) team recently got together in Darwin to undertake annual strategic planning. The RIPPL team’s primary purpose is to ensure […]
Improving NT health outcomes through research
Earlier this month some amazing Northern Territory clinicians presented their work at the Top End Health Service Research Symposium for Nursing, Midwifery, Allied Health and Aboriginal […]
Medical students awarded for Sleep Apnoea research
A group of three Flinders Northern Territory Medical Program (NTMP) students, who developed a tool to screen Indigenous Australians for sleep apnoea, have been awarded at […]
$13.5 Million for new research to improve Indigenous health
Up to $13.5 million in health and medical research grants over three years is available for Indigenous-led projects to drive improvements in outcomes for four key […]
New Medical Doctors for the Northern Territory
Northern Territory health services will benefit greatly with 18 new doctors graduating from the Flinders Northern Territory Medical Program – a highly successful joint initiative of […]
Outstanding NT supervisors celebrated
The Flinders NT Supervisor Recognition awards were announced at an event on 11 December 2019, recognising staff who go above and beyond their usual duties to […]
A new perspective
Earlier this year Olivia Hawkins, Nursing student from University Technology Sydney, completed a three-week placement at the Alice Springs Hospital, supported by Flinders NT. Flinders NT […]
Exceeding expectations
Earlier this year, Nursing student from Federation University, Laura Ladhams completed a four week placement in Nhulunbuy, supported by Flinders NT Placement Team including Nhulunbuy Campus […]