Everything I know about these roles,
written down and free.No email address required to read any of it. I would rather you found what you needed and never contacted me than gave me your details to get past a form.What the roles actually are, how the money really works, what your registration does when you leave the bedside, and what a hiring manager is really asking when they ask why you want to leave the ward.

The guides

All of these are up, free, and no email address is required to read any of them.

1. What is a non-bedside nursing role in Australia. The plain definition, the role families, who hires for them, what they pay relative to the ward, and how a nurse moves into one. Read it.

2. The role guides. One page per role family: clinical educator, clinical specialist and applications specialist, patient support programme nurse, case manager, nurse advisor and clinical governance, telehealth and clinical informatics. What the job involves, who hires, what they screen for, how to get in. Start here.

3. The CV that gets a nurse into a commercial role. Why a clinical CV gets passed over for these jobs and what to put in its place. Read it. Then how to talk about your clinical background in a device or pharma interview.

4. Where these jobs are actually advertised. It is not under Nursing, which is why you have never seen them. The searches that find them. Read it.

5. For anyone hiring. How to hire a clinical educator, how to recruit nurses into device and pharma roles, hiring a patient support programme nurse, and my fees and terms in full, published before you have to ask.