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 […]
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 […]
Kaurna Elder is creating cultural understanding
David ‘Tarnda’ Copley (DipAppSc(DevDis) ’88, BNg(GradEntry) ’08, GradDip(MentHlthNg) ’09), is an Aboriginal man of Kaurna and Peramangk descent, and a recognised Elder of the Kaurna Nation of South […]
A diverse and rewarding career for Renmark nurse
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 […]
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 […]