A Nurse Out Where

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My name is Danielle Causer and I have been a rural and remote nurse for most of my career. I created this podcast to give a voice to; explore and celebrate all that is unique in rural and remote nursing and perhaps spark interest in being a nurse out where... Sharing stories, knowledge and wisdom as well as tips and tricks for you to consider before working in rural and remote nursing.

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Episode 83: What's on your bucket list?

Apr 10 2024 26 mins

This week we meet travel nurse Jess Tully. Jess talks of her experience from theatre and ward nursing to now having worked across all states and territories of Australia. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podcasts, contact me ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Don't forget to foll

Episode 82: What can I do anywhere?

Mar 19 2024 19 mins

This week we meet travel nurse and midwife Carly Jowitt. Carly has been a nurse and midwife for 8 years and a travel nurse for over 2.5 years. She talks about how she got into travel nursing as well as some of the challenges to be mindful of. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podcasts, contact me ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠anu

Episode 81: What are the needs to prepare to go remote

Feb 28 2024 25 mins

This week we meet Registered Nurse and PHD Candidate Danielle Jocumsen. Danielle shares her stories of working in rural areas and how this shaped her to the nurse she is today. Danielle is also completing her PHD studies and is in the second phase. Her topic is around the needs to prepare you to go remote. She needs you! If you are new to rural and remote (not necessarily new to n

Episode 80: giving back

Feb 10 2024 25 mins

This week we meet graduate RN Amy Timmings. Amy is currently completing her grad year in mental health and talks of her time living in rural and remote areas as a child and her desire to give back as an adult and a nurse. If this episode is triggering for you, please reach out to the various mental health support options available including Beyond Blue | 24/7 Support for Anxiety,

Episode 79: Not what you expect

Jan 20 2024 10 mins

This week we meet new graduate Registered Nurse Sarah Herringe as she talks about her experience in her first year as a nurse and exploring rural nursing. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podcasts, contact me ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Don't forget to follow for more episodes

Episode 78: Stick with it

Dec 09 2023 24 mins

This week we meet Rural Nurse and Educator John Wright. John talks to us about his 20 year experience in rural and remote nursing and how he moved from a farmer, shearer, truck driver, rock picker into nursing and found his passion in rural and remote nursing and education. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podcasts, contac

Episode 77: Watch, listen and learn

Jul 06 2023 29 mins

This week we meet Nurse Unit Manager Lisa Gray. She has worked in remote NT and Cape York in various positions with government, health and AMS’s. She shares stories from her time both in Australia as well as in South Sudan and Ethiopia with Medecins Sans Frontieres. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podcasts, contact m

Episode 76: Availability or Need?

Jun 22 2023 41 mins

This week we meet retired nurse John Brown. John shares his stories from leaving the army medical corps as an enrolled nurse to becoming a Registered Nurse with a Graduate Diploma in Health Promotion focusing primarily on primary health, men’s health, diabetes and Indigenous health. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podca

Episode 75: There's a whole other world out there

Jun 08 2023 20 mins

This week we meet agency Child Health Nurse Tegan Collie. Tegan share her experience living her best life living and working her way around Australia. Tegan's experience highlights the need for a nationally accredited transient skills recognition program as an opportunity to take you anywhere. She also shares some hot tips for anyone who may be new or considering joining an age

Episode 74: can we go back?

May 25 2023 23 mins

This week we meet Clinical Nurse Tarah Frantis. Tarah went rural and remote for a short contract to support the transision of COVID19 back into business as usual. She talks about how this opportunity has ignited her love for rural and remote nursing and can't wait to go back. If you are interested in more information or sharing your story and being a guest on future podcasts,