“Congratulations you have graduated as a dietitian! Now comes the task of finding a job. Unfortunately this can be easier said than done. I am…
Accredited Practising Dietitian Sally Marchini was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes almost 40 years ago and then coeliac disease 13 years ago. It was that…
Read More Are your clients gluten free for the right reasons? by Sally Marchini APD>
Exercise science degrees are available in most states and territories throughout Australia. Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) has published a list of accredited undergraduate…
Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) has published a list of NUCAP accredited courses in exercise physiology in Australia. We have divided the courses in…
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) has released a position statement on the role and value of clinical radiologists. In their…
“I work in a world of crocheted rugs, prunes for breakfast and jelly bean bingo. It is also a world of complex comorbid states, dementia…
Read More The world of aged care nursing– by RN Brad Winter>
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) has published an article to help pharmacists decide on whether working in industrial pharmacy might be a good fit for…
Read More Tips for getting started in a career in industrial pharmacy>
We love what the crew at the Australian Doctor’s Spouse Network are doing, so we thought we would get co-founder Amanda Low to let you…
Read More Australian Doctor’s Spouse Network meetups in the park in February>
My Health Career is pleased to publish an article by dietitian Melanie McGrice where she discusses omega-3 fatty acids, their role in post-natal depression and…
Read More The influence of Omega-3 on postnatal depression – by Melanie McGrice, AvdAPD>
Less than 5% of Australian Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are employed in Australian hospitals, and industry body Exercise & Sport Science Australia (ESSA) has called…
Read More Too few exercise physiologists in Australian hospitals>
So you’ve studied for years to get registered as a Psychologist and private practice seems like a good option, hey? It’s a popular choice for…
Shelley Straw qualified as an Eye & Ear Nurse in 1982, and worked in the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital for close to 25…
Read More Setting up ear clinics from scratch – by Shelley Straw>
This is the fourth and final post in my series from the Digital Health Summit at CES 2015, following on from posts on wearables, disrupting…
“This is the third post in a series from the Digital Health Summit that formed part of CES 2015, with the first talking about the…
Read More Is pharmacy facing its Kodak moment? By Cathie Reid – Digital Health Summit post 3>
The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) has chosen a time when the federal government is looking to trim its health spending as the time to put…
Nursing is a soft target for budget reductions. This statement was made by Professor Linda Aiken, a researcher from the University of Pennsylvania, at the…
Read More It has been confirmed: patient safety suffers when nurses are overworked>
The Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) has recently approved physiotherapists to be able to complete a post graduate qualification to become credentialled diabetes educators. The…
Read More Physiotherapists can become credentialled diabetes educators>
After a 10-year hiatus the NAPSA (National Association of Pharmacy Students Australia) Congress returned to Adelaide in 2001, and has been held at various Pharmacy…
Read More 2015 NAPSA congress coming up on the Gold Coast – by John Quinn & Rebecca Pryce>
“It is 7am and my iPhone alarm is constantly screaming at me to wake up. As I’m about to hit the snooze button so that…
Shelley Straw qualified as an Eye & Ear Nurse in 1982, and worked in the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital for close to 25…
