HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Starting any new career can be a daunting prospect, and in a medical field such as nursing even more so.  Procedures, systems, processes and all manner of bureaucracy

Charlotte Mitchell - 13-02-2015

Do you want to move to Australia to work as a nurse? One of the advantages of being trained as a nurse is that you have the potential to work overseas. Many nurses

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

The state of Victoria in Australia has a population of approximately 5.8 million people, and includes Australia's second largest city, Melbourne.  The city of Melbourne

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Darwin is the northern-most city in Australia, with a population of only 210,000, it offers a warm, relaxed lifestyle, and some of the most amazing scenery in the country

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

South Australia can be a great place to develop your nursing career. From the breathtaking Barossa Valley to rugged landscapes such as the Yorke Peninsula and the Eyre Peninsula,

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Since Sydney is the largest capital city in Australia and New South Wales has many regional towns, there are plenty of nursing positions available. All you have to do is decide

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Many people move to Tasmania for the unique lifestyle it affords them.  The pace of this state is slower and less hurried than the rest of the country (or the mainland). 

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

If you have ever dreamt of living in a warm, sunny climate practically all year round, why not consider a nursing career in Queensland? Queensland boasts a wonderful coastline,

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Your job as a nurse can take you overseas, so if you’ve always yearned for travel and excitement, why not consider working abroad? You could work your way around the

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

In today’s fast paced hospitals, working with newly qualified nurses may sometimes feel like a challenge. Fresh out of school these new grads are not able to get the