A Nurse Out Where
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A Nurse Out Where
My name is Danielle Causer and I have been a rural and remote nurse for most of my career. I created this podcast to give a voice to; explore and celebrate all that is unique in rural and remote nursing and perhaps spark interest in being a nurse out where... Sharing stories, knowledge and wisdom as...
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Episode 94: where I'm supposed to be
This week we meet Mel. Mel talks of her experience across many roles and countries and then how this was challenging when returning to front line clin...
Episode 93 - It’s not wrong, it’s just different.
This week we meet passionate Nurse Practitioner Dale Reading. She shares her story as a nurse practitioner in rural and remote. This specialist practi...
Episode 92 - a blended role
This week we meet Chrissy Conyers who works as a maternaland child health midwife and navigator. She shares her story of working a FIFO model and how...
Episode 91 - I want to be a part of this
This week we meet newly registered nurse Sam Napoli. Sam shares her perspective as a nurse who is keen and eager to get back into rural and remote nur...
Episode 90 - tennis with a bit of a bang
This week we meet Registered Nurse Helen Melville. Helentells of how nursing has taken her many places from Alice Springs to Ipswich, Fremantle and La...
Episode 89 - Clinical comes first
This week we meet CEO and Nurse Practitioner Sandi Grieve. She shares all things rural nursing from management, accreditation, clinical and community...
Episode 88 - the shenanigans hit different
This week we meet mental health nurse Dale Caust. Dale talks about his time growing up in a family for nurses in rural and remote areas and his experi...
Episode 87 - laying the foundations for a better outcome
This week we meet newly Registered Nurse Emily Takle. She first appears as a first year student entering her nursing degree, and now completed her stu...
Episode 86: Stay green and growing
This week we meet Disaster Coordinator Amanda Gill. Amanda shares tales rom working on islands in both the Far Northern Territory and South to Tasmani...
Episode 85: benefits of a supportive team
This week we meet Registered Nurse Nikki Smythe. Nikki talks about moving to nursing for the stability of the career and opportunities available in ru...
Episode 84: Leaving a legacy
This week we meet Director of Nursing Wendy Mackay. Wendy has a wealth of experience in primary care and shares stories of her time in the Torres Stra...
Episode 83: What's on your bucket list?
This week we meet travel nurse Jess Tully. Jess talks of her experience from theatre and ward nursing to now having worked across all states and terri...
Episode 82: What can I do anywhere?
This week we meet travel nurse and midwife Carly Jowitt. Carly has been a nurse and midwife for 8 years and a travel nurse for over 2.5 years. She tal...
Episode 81: What are the needs to prepare to go remote
This week we meet Registered Nurse and PHD Candidate Danielle Jocumsen. Danielle shares her stories of working in rural areas and how this shaped her...
Episode 80: giving back
This week we meet graduate RN Amy Timmings. Amy is currently completing her grad year in mental health and talks of her time living in rural and remot...
Episode 79: Not what you expect
This week we meet new graduate Registered Nurse Sarah Herringe as she talks about her experience in her first year as a nurse and exploring rural nurs...
Episode 78: Stick with it
This week we meet Rural Nurse and Educator John Wright. John talks to us about his 20 year experience in rural and remote nursing and how he moved fro...
Episode 77: Watch, listen and learn
This week we meet Nurse Unit Manager Lisa Gray. She has worked in remote NT and Cape York in various positions with government, health and AMS’s. She...
Episode 76: Availability or Need?
This week we meet retired nurse John Brown. John shares his stories from leaving the army medical corps as an enrolled nurse to becoming a Registered...
Episode 75: There's a whole other world out there
This week we meet agency Child Health Nurse Tegan Collie. Tegan share her experience living her best life living and working her way around Australia....
Episode 74: can we go back?
This week we meet Clinical Nurse Tarah Frantis. Tarah went rural and remote for a short contract to support the transision of COVID19 back into busine...
Episode 73: Every day is different
This week we meet Jodie Thomson. Jodie is the Director of Nursing at Blackall Hospital and shares her love of the land and living in the moment.
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Episode 72: Any job, any time
This week we meet flight nurse and midwife with the Royal Flying Doctor Service Charlotte Sumskas. Charlotte also works as a midwife at the Alice Spri...
Episode 71: finding the balance in the middle: perfect
This week we meet Clinical Nurse Consultant for sexual health, Jemma McCosker. Jemma talks about her move from metro to rural and remote. She is now w...
Episode 70: The key to the future of rural and remote nursing
This week we meet Executive Director of Nursing and Midwifery Services for Townsville Hospital and Health Services; Judy Morton. Just talks about her...
Episode 69: it's time to get comfortable
This week we meet a rural Nurse Practitioner for Sexual and Reproductive Health, Sharon Young. Sharon talks about the opportunities to specialise in r...
Episode 68: an opportunity you don't get elsewhere
This week we meet Peadiatric Registered Nurse Jordan Allen. Jordan tells tales of crocs in swimming pools and the opportunity to specialise in paediat...
Episode 67: We're all a piece of the puzzle
This week we meet Mel Daniels who is the Assistant Director of Clinical Services - Perioperative & Surgical from Buderim Private Hospital on the Sunsh...
Episode 66: Grab a broom
This week we meet Nursing Director Amy Holmes. Amy works for the Department of Health within the reform office. Her winding path to nursing never real...
Episode 65: one more night
This week we meet the CEO of the outreach dedicated healthcare provider Sunny Street - GP and nursing mobile outreach unit, Sonia Martin. Sonia talks...
Episode 64: A supportive way of going forward
This week we meet ADON for the Rural and Remote Generalist Nurse Program in Queensland Health. Jodie Turvey is a Nurse Educator who now leads a pilot...
Episode 63: learning from the past
*WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are warned that the following episode of A Nurse Out Where contains names and references to...
Episode 62: you do see everything - just less of it
This week we meet Clinical Nurse Consultant for Child, Youth, and Family Health within Central QLD Hospital and Health Service Marissa MacDonald. Mari...
Episode 61: see things you've never seen
This week we meet agency nurse Karyn Wilson. Karyn talks about her experience as a rural and remote agency nurse out wherever she's needed.
Episode 60: Nursing at the iconic Birdsville Races
This week we catch up with Pauline Calleja again after her recent reconnection with rural and remote nursing providing clinical support to the iconic...
Episode 59: You Can't Beat It
This week we meet Clinical Midwifery Consultant Rukhsana Aziz who talks of her time as a midwife in rural and remote areas. In her words "you can't be...
Episode 58: The impromptu nurse escort
This week we meet registered nurse and station cook Sophie Black. Sophie tells of how she is living the dream of blending both nursing and station lif...
Episode 57: serving the community
This week we meet the President of Family Health and Development Foundation in Cameroon, NGNEDJOU FRANCOISE FOUTE NWABUFO. Francoise is a community im...
Episode 56: That's what makes rural and remote nursing
This week we meet Registered Nurse Elliott Ventress who talks about his passion for Indigenous health and comprehensive primary health care. We discus...
Episode 55: There's a sheep loose in the nurses quarters
This week we meet Clinical Nurse Tiki Baker-Pearson who originally came to Australia for a 'bit of a holiday' and ended up staying. She talks about he...