
Supporting the growth of allied health in the NT
A new career, a new home and a whole lot of adventure. For Darwin speech pathologist Nicole, moving to the Northern Territory has been an…
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This report presents a model co-designed with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services to support graduate nurses entering remote primary health care. It shares sector insights and practical guidance on cultural safety training, clinical education and structured mentoring to help organisations develop or improve graduate nurse pathways.
NT PHN commissioned and supported the co-design of this report but does not fund the implementation of the Graduate Nurse Program. We encourage stakeholders to use this model to inform funding applications or adapt it to meet the needs of your organisation.

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