The NT Government is calling for nominations for the Territory’s Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.
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Health Minister Natasha Fyles said Territorians want and deserve high quality health services and it’s important to celebrate those who help to deliver that.
“These awards acknowledge and pay tribute to all the nurses and midwives who work tirelessly, year round to provide excellent quality health care,” Ms Fyles said.
“Territory nurses and midwives are dedicated and passionate people who show strong commitment to delivering quality health care and do this in one of the most challenging, unique and complex environments.”
Minister Fyles is urging Territorians to nominate a nurse or midwife who they know delivers great care and provides leadership to inspire, drive and achieve excellence.
“The awards are about recognising the value of nurses and midwives across the Territory and rewarding excellence for outstanding service,” she said.
There are 11 award categories across a range of specialist nursing and midwifery areas:
- 1st Year Graduate Nurse/Midwife of the Year
- Excellence in Nursing/Midwifery Education and/or Research
- Excellence in Nursing/Midwifery Hospital Care
- Excellence in Nursing/Midwifery Leadership
- Excellence in Mental Health and/or Alcohol and Other Drugs Nursing
- Excellence in Midwifery
- Excellence in Nursing/Midwifery Primary and Community Health
- Excellence in Remote Primary Health Care Nursing/Midwifery.
- Team Award for Excellence in Nursing/Midwifery
- Client Appreciation Award for Excellence in Nursing/Midwifery
- NT Administrator’s Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Nursing/Midwifery
Finalists will be celebrated at a launch in Alice Springs on May 4 with winners recognised at a Gala awards ceremony in Darwin on May 14.
Visit www.nmea.nt.gov.au to nominate online.