The crisis in the health workforce is creeping up on us.
January 2009 | "The crisis in the health workforce is creeping up on us. Australia today has a shortfall of 1,300 doctors and 13,000 nurses. Of those nurses that we do have, 20 percent of them are aged over 55 - which means that one fifth of our current workforce of nurses is about to retire."
Martin Laverty
CEO of Catholic Health Australia
The Weekend Australian
24 January 2009
Careers Australia is committed to helping resolve this critical skills shortage by providing quality, Nationally Recognised Training in Nursing, Community Services and Counselling and past graduates have continued their learning pathways into a wide variety of areas of professional practice.
Our students have the skills they need when setting foot into a health facility and as a result 95% of our Nursing students have employment within three months of graduating!
Check out Careers Australia College of Healthcare to find out more!

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