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nursing and midwifery board

 

membership

  • Chair – Ms Angela Brannelley
  • Prof Member – Mr Steven Cooper
  • Prof Member – Ms Ces Farley
  • Prof Member - Mr Phil Harnas
  • Public Member – Ms Heather Sjoberg
  • Prof Member – Ms Francis Pagdin
  • Public Member – Ms Kim Ball

role

The Nursing and Midwifery Board of the Northern Territory is a statutory body responsible for ensuring the public is protected through the regulation of nurses and midwives registered in the Northern Territory.

The Nursing and Midwifery Board carries out this mandate by:

  • Ensuring that all nurses and midwives have received educational preparation to an agreed national standard;
  • Dealing with issues of conduct and taking any disciplinary action as required;
  • Administering the framework under which impaired nurses and midwives can be rehabilitated without necessarily losing their license to practice;
  • Assisting to improve nurses and midwives practitioners performance should it be found to be below accepted professional standards, and
  • Ensuring that all nurses and midwives either currently registered or intending to be registered are competent and fit to practise.

The Health Professions Licensing Authority (HPLA) provides a bureau service to the Nursing and Midwifery Board and carries out administrative duties as directed by it.

The objectives of the Health Practitioners Act 2004 (the Act) requires the Nursing and Midwifery Board to:

  • Protect and promote the health and safety of the people of the Territory;
  • Promote the highest standard of professional health care practice in the Territory;
  • Determine the standards for registration and enrolment of health practitioners and for professional health care practice in the Territory, and

Facilitate the continuing competence of health practitioners in the Territory.

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nursing and midwifery code

The Nursing and Midwifery Board Code is comprised of the General and Nursing and Midwifery Board specific policies listed below.

General Policies

Nursing and Midwifery Board Specific Policies

Note: Policies remain current until a review has been completed and the revised version available on the website

 

Position statement the role of the registered nurse in providing midwifery care

PDF | DOC

Position statement Clarification of roles Home Birth Services

PDF | DOC

Position statement Midwives as child birth educators

PDF | DOC

Entitlement to Registration Policy Nursing and Midwifery

PDF | DOC

Eligibility for enrolment of Bachelor of Nursing Students

PDF | DOC

Enrolled Nurses and Medication Administration

PDF | DOC

Guidelines for Education Courses associated with undertakings

PDF | DOC

Information Guide Overseas Educated Nurses

PDF | DOC

ANMC Position Statement on Continuing Competence in Nursing

PDF | DOC

Position Statement Nurses and Midwives Infected with Blood Borne Viruses

PDF | DOC

Recruitment Agent / Migration Agent Policy

PDF | DOC

The use of Alternative Healers and Carers in Nursing and Midwifery Practice Policy

PDF | DOC

Use of Complementary Therapies in Nursing and Midwifery practice

PDF | DOC

TeleNursing practice Standards

PDF | DOC

Media Policy

PDF | DOC

Notification to NRAs of Conditions Undertakings

PDF | DOC

Standards for Accreditation of Courses and Educational Institutions

PDF | DOC

Information Sheet Overseas Educated Midwives

PDF | DOC

Management of Requests to Meet with Board

PDF | DOC

English Language Competence Policy NMBNT

PDF | DOC

Information about Returning to Nursing

PDF | DOC

Competence and Capacity to Practise Audit Procedure

PDF | DOC

Competence and Capacity to Practise Audit Policy

PDF | DOC

Delegated Cosmetic Injection Protocol

PDF | DOC

Position Statement Registration of Nurses and Midwives Practising Telenursing or Telemidwifery

PDF | DOC

The following policies have been endorsed by the Nursing and Midwifery Board and can be accessed via the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Council website on www.anmc.org.au

  • ANMC Position Statement Inclusion of indigenous health issues in undergraduate curricula.
  • ANMC National Competency Standards for the Registered Nurse and the Enrolled Nurse
  • ANMC Principles for the Assessment of National Competency Standards for Registered and Enrolled Nurse 2002
  • ANMC Code of Ethics for Nurses in Australia 2000
  • ANMC Cross Border Nursing Practice:Waiver of Fees
  • ANMC The role of the ANMC in National Nursing Workforce planning and Development
  • ANMC Guidelines on Telenursing
  • ANMC Guidelines on Delegation and Supervision for Nurses
  • ANMC Code of professional Conduct for Nurses in Australia 2002
  • ANMC Principles for Dealing with Professional Conduct Issues
  • AMNC Competency Standards for Nurse Practitioners
  • ANMC Standard for Education & Accreditation of Nurse Practitioner Programs

 

The following policies have been endorsed by the Nursing and Midwifery Board and can be accessed via the Australian College of Midwives Incorporated website on www.acmi.org.au

  • ACMI Competency Standards for Midwives 2002
  • ACMI Code of Ethics 2001
  • ACMI Definition of a Midwife

Registration Forms

 

Application for Registration Form – Midwife

PDF | DOC

Application for Registration Form – New Graduate Nurse

PDF | DOC

Application for Registration Form – Nurse Australia or NZ

PDF | DOC

Application for Registration Form – Nurse Authorised to Practise Midwifery

PDF | DOC

Application for Registration Form – Add authorisation to practise Midwifery

PDF | DOC

Application for Assessment - Overseas Educated Nurse

PDF | DOC

Application for Assessment - Overseas Educated Midwife

PDF | DOC

Application Form – Nurse Overseas

PDF | DOC

Application Form Conditional Registration Overseas Nurse

PDF | DOC

Mutual Recognition & Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Form – Direct Entry Midwife

PDF | DOC

Mutual Recognition & Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Form

PDF | DOC

Application Form Midwife Overseas

PDF | DOC

Application Form Add Authorisation to Practise Midwifery

PDF | DOC

Recruitment Agent / Migration Agent Authority Form

PDF | DOC

Application for Conditional Registration/Enrolment as a Nurse - Re-entry

PDF | DOC

 

 

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