Why become a nurse or midwife?
 Nursing and midwifery are rewarding, exciting, challenging and diverse professions that can take you anywhere. There are a number of reasons to become a nurse or midwife – here’s just a few.
Nursing and midwifery are diverse
Whether you choose to be a general nurse, a midwife or specialise in areas such as cardiology, intensive care or mental health, nursing provides you with the flexibility to progress and learn new skills while also maintaining a life outside of work.
Nurses and midwives are in demand
As well as being in demand locally, the skills you learn are globally recognised, allowing you to work almost anywhere in the world.
Nursing and midwifery are rewarding
A huge amount of satisfaction and respect comes from making a difference in people’s lives. From working with infants to the elderly, it’s truly a rewarding experience.
Nursing and midwifery are challenging
No day is ever the same. Each patient’s needs are different and you will use a range of your skills to provide them with the best level of care.
Nursing and midwifery provide opportunities
Nurses and midwives can work in a number of settings including hospitals, community centres, home visitation and schools. They can also work in different locations, from metropolitan and regional WA to interstate and overseas.
More about becoming a nurse or midwife:
|
