WA School Nurses

05/03/2026

Well Done! Love a great spreadsheet! Loooove the scrubs! Love a fun School Nurse!

24/02/2026

Introducing , the first needle-free adrenaline nasal spray approved for use in Australia 🙌

Individuals at risk of anaphylaxis and their carers are encouraged to speak with their treating doctor to discuss which adrenaline device best meets their needs .

Marking the first major development in anaphylaxis treatment in more than 30 years, neffy® gives those at risk of anaphylaxis another treatment option. It's a single-use nasal spray containing one dose of adrenaline, suitable for those aged 4+.

We've been working closely with the Australian distributor of neffy® to ensure we can provide you with accurate information on this new adrenaline device and tell you what you need to know. Visit the new neffy® section of our website for all the details: https://loom.ly/6YKLg9U

24/02/2026

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The Cook Government's major reforms to improve access to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnosis and treatment have reached another key milestone, with the first group of Western Australian general practitioners (GPs) set to begin training. The training will help boost the well-bei...

24/02/2026

Anyone interested in doing Tracheostomy Care training? Great PD especially as last year there is only one trachey child going to school in Perth. This could change if more school nurses were trained. It's one day face to face. Let me know if you are interested as minimal numbers are needed.

Education on safe tracheostomy care for clients. Non-accredited course for healthcare workers

17/02/2026

Primary school leaders will relate to the recent NewsCorp article about medication management in schools. ‘A child has already died’: Fears over school diabetes care.’
Across Australia, principals are reporting a sharp rise in the volume and complexity of student medications being managed during the school day, from ADHD medication to insulin and emergency treatments for chronic conditions.
The challenge is this: most primary schools do not have a nurse on site, yet principals, teachers and office staff are increasingly being asked to administer high-risk medications, often without consistent training, staffing support or dedicated funding.
This is not sustainable.
Schools are committed to supporting children’s health needs, but schools should not be expected to run mini-clinics. This is about student safety, staff wellbeing, and protecting the core work of teaching and learning.
APPA is calling for dedicated funding and access to trained health professionals to support medication management in primary schools.

17/02/2026

04/02/2026

Recognising the work of over 104k primary care nurses across Australia, providing patient-centred, preventative and ongoing care for people outside hospital settings, including aged care, general practice, community health, schools, custodial care and more.

04/02/2026

Happy Primary Health Care Nurses Day! To all our members. We know how much you do for your school communities. Thank you!

04/02/2026

JTC is looking to employ casual relief staff.

John XXIII College is seeking experienced and compassionate Nurses to join our College on a casual relief basis. Apply Now!

03/02/2026

02/02/2026

There is a school nurse position on advertised here for St Peters Primay in Inglewood.