Course code: 3551 + Offered by the School of Nursing (Gippsland and Peninsula campuses) in conjunction with Deakin Universityís School of Nursing + Full-fee-paying course: $4200 (Australian residents); $4350 (international students) + Course coordinator: Jenny Oates
This course has been specifically designed to prepare nurses to work in the community and across institutional sectors, in response to the new approaches to care management and promotion of people's health. In this new health care environment, community nurses are required to effectively manage change and be innovative are often the key professionals that coordinate client care.
Applicants would normally have relevant registration (eg Division 1 or 3 with the Nurses Board of Victoria), with at least one year of nursing experience, and have a degree in nursing or a related discipline.
This course may be undertaken on campus, by off-campus learning, or by flexible learning mode (ie a combination of on-campus and off-campus modes). Satisfactory completion of the course requires studies totalling 24 credit points of study over one year. Students are required to undertake two of the following core units and two elective units:
Available on application
For further information, contact the administrative officer (postgraduate) at the School of Nursing, Peninsula campus, on telephone (03) 9904 4156 or email inquiries@med.monash.edu.au.
Completed applications are to be forwarded to the Administrative Officer (Postgraduate), School of Nursing, Peninsula Campus, Monash University, McMahons Road, Frankston, Victoria 3199 by mid-November 2002.
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