Nursing Workforce Transition to Perioperative Program
Nursing Workforce Transition to Perioperative Program
- Nursing
- Workforce Transition
Learning Outcomes
- Apply aseptic technique and infection prevention principles to maintain a sterile and
safe perioperative environment - Conduct focused patient assessments before and after procedures and communicate
changes promptly. - Support airway management and patient positioning during anaesthetic and
Intraoperative care under supervision. - Assist with safe handling and care of perioperative equipment and instrumentation
within scope and direction. - Participate in surgical safety checks, clinical handovers and communication systems
used in perioperative teams. - Use clinical reasoning to prioritise tasks and respond appropriately in time-critical
situations.
Who Should Enrol?
This program is designed for Registered Nurses who hold current AHPRA registration and have existing clinical experience in Australia. It is intended for nurses seeking to transition into perioperative environments such as anaesthetics, operating theatre, and PACU, and who want structured support to build the skills and behaviours required for safe practice in surgical care settings.
How is this program delivered?
The program is delivered through a blended model combining theoretical learning, simulation-based practical training and supervised workplace experience within perioperative environments. Delivery schedules are coordinated with partner healthcare facilities to support participation in theatre operations and patient care activities.
Can I study this program part-time?
Flexibility for part-time participation can be considered. Please discuss available options with our Student Support Officer at the time of enrolment.
Where does the workplace learning take place?
Supervised workplace learning is arranged with ANATE’s industry partners. Specific sites are confirmed during the enrolment process.
How is the course delivered?
The program is delivered through a combination of theoretical learning, simulation-based practical training and supervised workplace experience in perioperative settings.
Are there additional requirements?
Yes. Participants must meet standard healthcare compliance requirements such as vaccinations and screening checks. Fees and costs vary and should be factored into planning for enrolment.
Will this help me secure a perioperative nursing role?
The program is designed to support readiness for perioperative practice. Employment
Program Type:
Blended Learning (theory + simulation + workplace-based)
Delivery Mode:
Theoretical learning, simulation training, and supervised workplace placement within perioperative environments
Learning Environment:
Partner healthcare facilities supported by ANATE Clinical Facilitators
Purpose:
Support Registered Nurses transitioning into perioperative roles, building safe practice behaviours, communication skills, and clinical confidence
Who Should Enrol:
- Registered Nurses with current AHPRA registration
- Nurses seeking to transition into operating theatre, anaesthetics, or PACU roles
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