Enrolled Nurse Courses in Canberra

Become an enrolled nurse with the HLT54121 Diploma of Nursing. This nationally recognised diploma is part of the enrolled nurse registration requirements of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). The course covers: working as a nurse within the Australian healthcare system, performing clinical assessment of patients, principles of wound management, administering medicines and intravenous therapy, nursing patients with mental health issues, monitoring acute and chronic health conditions, palliative care approaches, infection controls, ethics and legalities of nursing. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, nursing career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment dates. PLEASE NOTE: if you are seeking registration with NMBA always check with your course provider before enrolment to ensure the correct electives are selected..

The HLTENN040 Administer and Monitor Medicines and Intravenous Therapy is a nationally recognised short course for enrolled nurses who need the skills to correctly deliver medications and IV fluids. Competencies include: understanding drugs and poison classifications, identifying pharmacology and substance incompatibilities, preparing patients for medication and infusion of IV fluids, calculating correct dosage and IV infusion rates, preparing blood for transfusions, keeping medicines safe during dosage, documenting and monitoring patient responses. Enquire now for the next available training dates and the full list of medicine administration and IV competencies..

The Bachelor of Nursing (Enrolled Nurse) is meticulously crafted for Enrolled Nurses aiming to expand their clinical and theoretical expertise. This course seamlessly blends foundational nursing principles with contemporary practices, ensuring students acquire both depth and breadth in their knowledge. By delving into patient care techniques, healthcare ethics, and collaborative team dynamics, graduates emerge primed to excel in varied healthcare settings, adeptly addressing challenges and championing patient welfare..