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Non-medical staff cleared to give COVID jabs as WA rollout ramps up amid nursing shortage

By Alisha Small15/09/2021No Comments

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Non-medical staff have been granted special permission to administer COVID-19 vaccinations as Western Australia’s program ramps up amid significant nursing shortages.

https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/non-medical-staff-cleared-to-give-covid-jabs-as-wa-rollout-ramps-up-amid-nursing-shortage-20210910-p58qp4.html

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Author Alisha Small

My name is Alisha and I am the Program Coordinator for the PHPN. I am based in Karratha at the RCS and WACRH offices however, I travel regularly throughout the Pilbara.

Non-medical staff cleared to give COVID jabs as WA rollout ramps up amid nursing shortage

Previous PostNominations for the 2022 WA Rural Health Excellence Awards are now Open!

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Author Alisha Small