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APNA’s Cultiv-8 Nurse Clinics program, delivered in partnership with Gold Coast Primary Health Network (GCPHN), is an 8-week hybrid learning program with weekly themes designed to support the introduction of the nurse clinic concept.
Utilising APNA’s eight Nurse Clinic Building Blocks as the foundation to guide nurse clinic implementation, program participants will be provided with the tools required to plan a nurse-led, team-based model of care which meets the health needs of their community. These clinics often focus on preventative care (such as immunisation), education and lifestyle support to help patients better manage their conditions and improve their overall health outcomes.
“… I didn’t really know where to start [with setting up a nurse-led clinic] on my own… but having worked through the steps in the Cultiv-8 guide on how to set up my own diabetes clinic was easy once I knew how. And once I had the knowledge. Without those recommendations from APNA and how to do it, I would have been lost.“ – Cultiv-8 Nurse Graduate
Applications open: Monday 24 November 2025
Applications close: Friday 16 January 2026, 5 pm
Program dates: 4 February 2026 –25 March 2026
Program format: 8-week hybrid learning program.
Program time commitment: 1 hour per week + 2x 3-hour in-person workshops (see EOI guide).
Available positions: Limited places – 8 practices only
Fully funded education and training opportunity worth $3000 per practice (2 participants).
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