Bachelor of Clinical Nursing (Child Health)
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Clinical Nursing (Child Health) is a post-registration degree for registered nurses seeking specialisation in paediatric and child health nursing. The program develops advanced clinical skills in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of health conditions affecting infants, children, and adolescents in Papua New Guinea's health care settings.
Graduates are equipped to provide specialised child health nursing services in hospitals, community health centres, and rural health posts across PNG.
Entry Requirements
Applicants for the Bachelor of Clinical Nursing (Child Health) must meet the following requirements:
- Hold a current registration as a Registered Nurse in Papua New Guinea.
- Possess a Diploma in General Nursing or equivalent nursing qualification.
- Have relevant clinical experience in paediatric or general nursing practice.
- Satisfy the University's admission requirements for post-registration nursing programs.
Career Opportunities
Bachelor of Clinical Nursing (Child Health) graduates take on supervisory and specialist nursing roles in paediatric wards, child health clinics, and community health centres across Papua New Guinea. Advanced Diploma graduates provide specialist paediatric care to individuals, families, and communities. Graduates also pursue roles as nurse educators and administrators in provincial and national health institutions.