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About the role

The School of Nursing and Midwifery offers a 3-year Bachelor of Nursing with entry points for graduate entry students and enrolled nurses seeking to prepare as a Registered Nurse. The Bachelor of Nursing is combined with the Midwifery degree to form a double Nursing and Midwifery degree offered over 4 integrated years. Postgraduate specialisations include acute care, cardiac care, child and family, critical care, emergency, intensive care, mental health, midwifery, neonatal intensive care, peri-operative, and peri-anaesthesia. Postgraduate streams are offered using flexible teaching strategies to enable national and international clinicians to meet the competing demands of study, work and personal life.

A teaching focussed academic is expected to demonstrate teaching excellence in keeping with the La Trobe Teaching Excellence Principles and maintain a track record of excellence as evidenced by Student Feedback on Teaching (SFT) surveys, peer-feedback on teaching and through other evidence-based measures. Further, a level B teaching focussed academic will co-ordinate and/or lead the activities of other staff, as appropriate to learning and teaching in the discipline.

Skills & Experience