Nursing Workforce Transition to Critical Care Practice
Nursing Workforce Transition to Critical Care Practice
- Nursing
- Workforce Transition
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the program, participants will be able to
- Perform focused respiratory and cardiovascular assessments and recognise signs of
deterioration in high-acuity settings - Monitor trends in clinical observations, including basic cardiac rhythms, and escalate
changes using approved communication pathways. - Contribute to the care of patients requiring airway or ventilatory support under
supervision. - Support safe medication practices and infection prevention procedures consistent with
critical care standards - Use clinical reasoning to prioritise patient care and participate effectively in
multidisciplinary team communication and handover.
Who Should Enrol?
This program is designed for Registered Nurses who hold current AHPRA registration and are seeking to transition into critical care environments such as ICU, CCU, HDU, ED, and other high-acuity services. It is suited to nurses with existing clinical experience who wish to strengthen their assessment skills, escalation practices and readiness for critical care roles.
How is this program delivered?
This program is delivered through a blend of practical simulation, theoretical learning and supervised workplace experience within partner healthcare services.
Can I study this program part-time?
Flexibility for part-time participation can be considered. Please speak with our Student
Support Officer at the time of enrolment to discuss available options.
Where does workplace learning take place?
Workplace learning is conducted within ANATE’s healthcare industry partner facilities, with specific sites confirmed during enrolment.
Are there any additional requirements?
Yes. Participants must meet healthcare compliance obligations such as vaccinations, screening checks and documentation required for clinical participation. Fees and costs vary and will need to be factored into planning for enrolment.
What support will I receive during the program?
Clinical Facilitators provide guidance and supervision during workplace learning to support safe practice, communication and performance expectations in critical care environments.
Program Type:
Blended Learning (simulation-based + theoretical + workplace placement)
Delivery Mode:
Practical simulation, classroom learning, and supervised clinical experience within partner healthcare facilities
Learning Environment:
ANATE’s healthcare industry partner facilities with ongoing Clinical Facilitator supervision
Learning Outcome Summary:
Develops advanced assessment, monitoring, and decision-making skills to deliver safe, effective patient care in high-acuity environments
Acknowledgement of Country
ANATE acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work and operate. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples today.
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