The Enrolled Nursing IRC is responsible for relevant components of the HLT Health Training Package. There are two qualifications in the training package aligned to the role of enrolled nurse.
These qualifications are included in the HLT Health Training Package.
The IRC will consult widely during any future training package development process providing opportunity for any interested parties to make a contribution.
Technical Advisory Committees may also be established to inform future work, utilising a broad range of stakeholders with technical and specific industry knowledge.
The Enrolled Nursing IRC is supported by the Skills Service Organisation, SkillsIQ. For more information visit SkillsIQ.
Further information about the role of IRCs and how they operate can be found in the IRC Operating Framework.
The AISC has approved the following members for the Enrolled Nursing IRC:
| Representation Type | Organisation | Member | Home State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peak / Advisory / Association | Aged and Community Services Australia | Ms Lee Veitch | TAS |
| Australian Private Hospitals Association | Ms Karina Kiely | NSW | |
| Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives | Ms Melanie Robinson | ACT | |
| Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council | Ms Julie Watts | VIC | |
| Australian College of Nursing | Dr Drew Dwyer | QLD | |
| Employer/Enterprise (State and Territory service providers) | Department of Health – Nursing and Midwifery Office | Ms Myra Book | WA |
| Ballarat Health Services | Ms Denielle Beardmore (Deputy chair) | VIC | |
| Health Education and Training Institute - NSW Health | Ms Rose Meiruntu | NSW | |
| The Wesley Hospital | Ms Wendy Zernike | QLD | |
| Union | Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation | Mr Mark Staaf (Chair) | VIC |
| Registered Training Organisation | Fox Education and Consultancy | Ms Jo Fox | NT |
| Australian Council for Private Education and Training | Mr Alexis Watt | SA |