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Established to commemorate the contribution to nursing by Miss Jane Bell OBE.
This is a biennial award of up to $10 000 for research, travel or further study
Applications open: 27th January 2025
Applications close: 3rd March 2025 at 6pm
Download the scholarship guide and application form below for more details
Every year the RMGNA awards a gift to the University of Melbourne Master of Advanced Nursing Practice student nominated for their high quality research project. We invite the awardee to present on their research at one of our general meetings or submit an article for our newsletter.
Image: 2024 recipient, Lauren Cross (with Julie Halton, Secretary)
The Royal Melbourne Graduate Nurses’ Association introduced this annual award to acknowledge and celebrate RMH nurses who embody the Art of Nursing.
Applications open: 27th January 2025
Applications close: 3rd March 2025 at 6pm
To apply: complete the nomination form below & email to rmhgna@outlook.com or fill out the online nomination form below.
Royal Melbourne Graduate Nurses Association Small Grants are available to assist members to participate in continuing professional development activities.
Applications open 1st January 2025
To apply, click on this link and complete the online application form
Download the document below for more information about the small grants program; a printable version of the application form is included in this document
Momoka was nominated for her commitment to professional excellence, constantly updating her evidence-based practice by attending workshops and seminars and engaging in self-directed learning.
She approaches her nursing care with enthusiasm and optimism and is determined to improve the care provided to, and outcomes for, her patients. This commitment to patient-centred care was evident in Momoka’s personal goal of improving communication between the patients in her care and their multidisciplinary team; not only through thorough patient education but also by ensuring her patients needs were heard and met in a kind, compassionate and effective manner.
Joel was nominated for his positive, compassionate attitude that allows him to create strong connections with his patients, their family members, peers and the multidisciplinary team. He personifies kindness and helpfulness, making time to actively listen to others and collaboratively find solutions to their issues or concerns. His growth mindset meant that what others saw as challenges, he saw as opportunities to learn, grow and help others and always ensured his patients received the best of care in a positive, healing environment.
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