Excel in the RN/RM OSCE: Custom Training for Australian Nursing Standards
Customised for Your Success: Our training program is intricately crafted to ready you for the RN/RM OSCE. We concentrate on refining your practical skills, aligning them meticulously with the standards of nursing and midwifery practice in Australia.
Exploring the OSCE: The RN/RM OSCE consists of 10 clinical scenarios, each a pivotal station crafted to simulate real-world nursing and midwifery challenges. We guide you through these scenarios, ensuring you approach them with confidence.
Enhance Your Practice: Our program is tailored to meet the exacting standards expected of registered nurses and midwives in Australia. We ensure you’re thoroughly equipped to meet and surpass these standards.
Interactive Learning Experience: Immerse yourself in dynamic online training customised to the OSCE format. Engage in virtual sessions alongside your peers, receive immediate feedback, and leverage the expertise of seasoned educators to maximise your preparation.
Comprehensive coverage of all OSCE skills
- Vital Signs, Communication, Basic Life Support, A-G Assessment, Focused Assessments, Medication Calculation, and more!
- Receive exclusive OSCE Intensive workshop handouts.
- Australian Nursing Assessment Forms to familiarise yourself with the process
- Unlimited access to our exclusive learning management system
- 1 on 1 support and consultation with an educator via booking
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