Nursing Workforce Transition to Practice Program
$16498
About this course
The Nursing Workforce Transition to Practice Program is an evidence-based training framework designed to provide newly Registered and Enrolled Nurses with the education and clinical skills required to competently and confidently transition into Acute/Sub-Acute Nursing Practice.
The program features:
1) Experience 4 weeks of intensive theoretical classes aligning with Nursing Standards, clinical governance, and immersive in-class/in-house clinical simulations.
2) Benefit from a 12-week professional experience program, comprising of 6 weeks of hands-on clinical placement followed by an additional 6 weeks of paid internship with ANATE’s industry partners.
3) Receive continuous guidance and support from ANATE Clinical Facilitators throughout your practical journey.
4) Unlock exciting Employment Opportunities upon successfully meeting the program’s criteria at the culmination of your training.
FAQs
Who is eligible to enroll in this program?
Typically, this program is designed for newly Registered and Enrolled Nurses who are looking to transition into Acute/Sub-Acute Nursing Practice. Eligibility criteria may vary by program.
How long is the program?
The program spans a total of 26 weeks, with 4 weeks of intense theoretical classes and practical simulations, followed by a 22-week practical experience component. Please note that the program’s duration may vary depending on the specific facility and cohort characteristics, but it typically extends over several months to ensure comprehensive training and experience.
What does the curriculum cover?
The curriculum focuses on providing education and clinical skills necessary for nurses to competently and confidently transition into acute and sub-acute nursing practice. It includes theoretical lectures, clinical simulation, and practical experience.
How is the course delivered?
Blended delivery of classroom-based, self-directed learning and practical experience.