Graduate Certificate in Neonatal Care

The aim of this course is to improve neonatal clinical practice by enhancing the professional and ethical understanding, knowledge and skill of neonatal nurses and midwives, so that they are better able to provide evidence-based care, and optimise the health, growth and developmental outcomes of premature and critically ill neonates and their families. The course is founded on the principles of cultural safety, and developmentally supportive, family centred care. The course responds to industry requirements for highly skilled neonatal clinicians capable of providing best practice in collaboration with other members of interprofessional teams and incorporates the Australian Standards for Neonatal Nurses, 4th Ed. (ACNN, 2019). Graduates may use their advanced knowledge in advanced practice roles or to pursue further tertiary education.

Campus
Duration
Fees
ATAR

Online

Part-time - 1 years

$13,040
N/A

Designed for

Registered nurses practising in neonatal intensive care

Structure

The course is conducted by online distance education including interactions in a virtual classroom. Subjects in this course have pre- and co-requisites. Students complete 4 subjects.

Subjects

  • Nursing-neonatal intensive care

Entry requirements

  • Registered with AHPRA, 1 year postgraduate experience, relevant employment

Study Pathways

Credit transfer to Master degrees

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