OT in the NT: My remote placement experience
OT student Jordyn Iovino shares her experiences on placement at multidisciplinary clinic Desert Therapy in the Northern Territory. By Jordyn Iovino Prior to beginning my Masters […]
Archive Author: Melissa Keogh
Demand is high for Flinders disability graduates
High demand for accredited Developmental Educators (DEs) is leading to promising career opportunities for Flinders University’s Disability and Community Inclusion graduates. Developmental education is an emerging […]
Passion for OT continues after placement
Upon completion of her Master of Occupational Therapy degree, Flinders graduate Eliza Andersen is confident she has found her passion. The Master of Occupational Therapy graduate […]
Dedication to cardiac health in Aboriginal communities
Monica Lawrence’s passion for Indigenous health and wellbeing has led to a career devoted to the development of culturally safe patient care and research methodologies that […]
A pioneer in community and rural health
As a pioneer of nursing as a profession, Emeritus Professor Jeff Fuller had no way of knowing just where his studies at Flinders would take him. […]
An international nurse leader
Dr Yvonne K Parry (PhD ‘12, MHlthServMgmt ‘06, GradCertEd ‘10, BA ’99) has been appointment to the Sigma Theta Tau International, Global Oceania Regional Council recognising her […]
Taking every opportunity to learn and grow
Professor Brenda Wilson wanted to be a ballet dancer, but the chance to study at Flinders University while working provided an opportunity not to be missed. […]
Leading the nursing profession
Tien Dung Pham (MNg(Cwk) ’15) is the Chief Nursing Officer at the National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology in Hanoi, Vietnam. In this leading role, Pham […]
A dietitian’s essential Mediterranean diet
Raised on a Mediterranean diet under the influence of his Greek heritage, dietitian Stelios Sioutis (BNutDiet ’11) has found the diet has become an essential component […]