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Give Grad Nurses A Chance

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Robyn Withnell
5 years ago Featured

Roger Cook - Extend the grad program- it’s not rocket science. Look after young West Australians before you waste money on importing them from overseas.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

Please stop allowing more overseas nurses into Australia, taking away nursing positions from the nurses who trained here and cannot work due to no Grad program.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

Its very disheartening for grad nurses when the majority of nursing jobs advertised require one to three years nursing experience. How are we going to gain the experience without being given a chance? Doesn't the numerous hours of practical placement count at all?

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Kabita Gautam
9 years ago

Every nurse deserve a grad program.

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Julie Sparks
9 years ago Featured

There's no worse feeling than working tirelessly for three years to obtain a degree, graduating and not having a job to go to afterwards! Give us grads a chance, we are the future of nursing!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Give us grad nurses a chance!!

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Alison emery
9 years ago Featured

There are too many training providers pumping out EN and RN nurses. When I graduated, there were 23 positions available at one hospital for new grads and over 400 applications. There will continue to be a shortage of nurses unless new grads get training and employed in the workforce.

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Samantha
9 years ago

Without a grad there is so little chance of any job

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Caroline Ogenche
12 years ago Featured

More graduate positions need to be made, if there is a shortage of nurses why can't more places be offered?!