HLT54115 Diploma of Nursing graduation ceremony
Last night our HLT54115 Diploma of Nursing cohort celebrated their graduation with friends, family and HERC staff.
A big congratulations to this fantastic group of graduates, we wish them all the best as they take their first steps into the nursing and healthcare workforce. A very special mention to prize winners Shvonne Taylor (HESTA Award for Most Improved) and Megan Hikaro (HESTA High Achievement Award).
Interested in looking to kickstart your career in an expanding healthcare sector, or know someone who does? Visit herc.tas.edu.au for information about upcoming courses and information days for 2020.
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