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CAREERS ADVISORS & TEACHERS DAY UTS:HEALTH

WELCOME FROM JOANNE GRAY

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LEARNING.FUTURES

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See more at Learning.Futures

2016 ATARS

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Nursing 80.00 Midwifery 95.35 Sport & Exercise Science 86.55 Sport & Exercise Management 80.10 Health Science 75.00 Primary Health Care N/A w/ Arts in International Studies 95.40 w/ Arts in International Studies 91.20 w/ Arts in International Studies 88.95 w/ Creative Intelligence & Innovation 90.75 w/ Creative Intelligence & Innovation 96.45 w/ Creative Intelligence & Innovation 88.55

LOCATIONS: FOR CLINICAL PLACEMENTS

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> UTS is affiliated with over

100 clinical settings > Clinical placement starts in first semester of first year > Gain experience in a wide range of settings > There is the option to do a rural and remote placement in your final year

NURSING CAREER: OPTIONS AND SALARIES

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Registered Nurse $57,943 to $83,403 plus penalties (Yrs 1 to 8) Clinical Nurse Specialist $84,677 to $96,294 plus penalties (Yrs 1 to 3) Nursing Educator $98,956 to $117,114 (grades 1 to 3) Nursing Unit Manager $102,076 to $112,538 (levels 1 to 3) Clinical Nurse Consultant $101,785 to $117,114 (grades 1 to 3) Nurse Practitioner $112,174 to $123,110 plus penalties (Yrs1 to 3)

Public Health System Nurses’ and Midwives’ (State) Award, June 2015 Wage Rates

MIDWIFERY CAREER: OPTIONS AND SALARIES

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Graduate Midwife $57,944 to $83,403 plus penalties (Yrs 1 to 8) Clinical Midwife Specialist $84,677 to $96,294 plus penalties (Yrs 1 to 3) Clinical Midwife Consultant $101,785 to $117,114 (grades 1 to 3) Midwifery Unit Manager $102,076 to $112,538 (levels 1 to 3) Clinical Midwife Educator $98,956 to $117,114 (grades 1 to 3) Midwife Practitioner $112,174 to $123,110 plus penalties (Yrs1 to 3) Midwife Manager $101,785 to $168,215 plus penalties (Grades 1-9)

Public Health System Nurses’ and Midwives’ (State) Award, June 2015 Wage Rates

MEMBERS OF THE PANEL

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Irene Luu Nursing Dr Rob Bower Sport & Exercise Rosemarie Hogan Midwifery Dr Joanne Lewis Health Isabel Stephens Midwifery Maddie Latham Sport and Exercise Aileen Wyllie Nursing

KEY POINTS

What does the future of health careers look like?

• Nursing: Lots of opportunities in rural areas. Students are now being

placed in rural areas more often and are thoroughly enjoying it.

• Midwifery: Huge demand for midwives overall. The average age of a

midwife is 40-50 years, so this demand is predicted to increase.

• Health: Asia opening up opportunities, including combining more

hospital care with primary health care and community care.

• Sport and Exercise: A huge majority of students study S&E to get into

Physio, however only approximately 1/3 actually get into physio. There is lots of opportunities for students to work in rehab centres.

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KEY POINTS

Why is Midwifery such a competitive course?

• Due to a lack of clinical placements.
• Our Director of Studies Rosemarie works tirelessly to maintain and gain more

clinical placements. How can students succeed in Sport and Exercise Science?

• Credit/Distinction average in subjects like Maths and the Sciences is

recommended for students to really excel . Are there international job prospects for Health students?

• Nursing and Midwifery students may need to complete bridging courses to be

clinically eligible to work in another country.

• All UTS:Health students are encouraged to take up study abroad
• pportunities and financial assistance is provided for this.

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