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Ramsay’s Chief Nurse and Clinical Services Director, A/Prof Bernadette Eather, said Ramsay had worked hard to create a quality graduate program to attract and retain the next generation of health care workers.

“Ramsay’s Graduate Pathways Program was specifically designed to support new graduates and interns to transition from study to the workforce,” A/Prof Eather said.

“The Pathways Program offers the opportunity for a two year program, with a foundational Graduate Year, designed to help participants develop in their clinical practice and gain confidence as they transition into the workplace.

“This is followed up by a second Development Year, where graduates can elect to choose from a number of development streams, including supported postgraduate study, regional placement, and additional sub-speciality clinical rotations. This allows graduates to focus their experience, learning and development in the direction they are most passionate.

“As Australia’s largest private health care provider, we’re in the unique position to offer Graduates experience across surgery, medicine, mental health, midwifery, perioperative, critical care, oncology, pharmacy and rehabilitation in some of the country’s most highly-regarded facilities.”

Ramsay has over 400 new graduates commencing this month, joining the 700 who commenced the two-year program in 2023.

Ramsay’s Graduate Pathways Program is open to registered nurses, enrolled nurses, registered midwives, allied health graduates and pharmacy interns.

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