Final days to nominate health workers in Flinders University’s Supervisor Recognition Awards
The countdown is on as nominations for the NT’s best health student supervisor draw to a close on Friday.
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Territorians have just one day left to nominate an allied health professional for an award recognising their work supervising NT students.
Flinders University’s 2024 Rural and Remote Health NT Supervisor Recognition Awards are open to nominations until Friday.
The awards honour the health professionals helping build the territory’s workforce by supervising students during their placements.
Deputy Dean of Rural and Remote Health NT at Flinders University, James Smith, said supervisors were critical in ensuring students receive comprehensive training.
“Our health professionals are vital in guiding students through their placements, particularly in remote areas where they gain unique insights, invaluable cultural learning, and hands-on experience,” Professor Smith said.
“Their mentorship helps shape the future health workforce.”
More than 60 nominations have already been submitted, and more can be submitted here.
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