Past ANSAN events
In-person events
2024 - Mentoring workshop
An informal networking event facilitated by Rosslyn Cox.
Tuesday 26 November, 6.00 pm - 7.30 pm.
2023 - A Country Practice: Spotlight on rural and remote nursing.
Insights from four expert panellists: Danielle Scott, Melanie Fudge, Jessica Radloff and special guest Lesley Salem AM.
Thursday 23 November 2023, 5.30 pm - 7:15 pm
2022 - ANSAN launch event
Officially opened by Professor Andrew Zannettino Pro Vice-Chancellor (Health Partnerships).
Guest presentations from Associate Professor Lesley Long AM and Professor Lesley Dwyer.
12 May 2022 International Nurses Day, 5:00 -7:30pm
Webinars
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2024
Webinar 5 - International Nursing alumni stories from the UK and Singapore. International nursing alumni Harry Simmonds currently undertaking the Darzi Fellowship in Clinical Leadership in the UK and Josphyne Koh, is a Senior Clinical Manager for a women's health clinic in Singapore.
Webinar 4 - The global voice of nursing with guest speaker David Stewart, from the International Council of Nurses.
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2023
Webinar 3 - Sustainable Nursing Practice, speakers: Sara Fleming, Nurse Practitioner, Paediatric Palliative Care and Isla Woidt, Strategic Lead, Worker Wellbeing, Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health.
Webinar 2 - Voluntary Assisted Dying, alumni speakers: Emily Pumpa, Nursing Director, SA Voluntary Assisted Dying Care Navigator, SALHN.
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2022
Webinar 1 - Nursing Leadership, Driving the Future of Health care, alumni speakers: Christine Economos, Advanced Nursing Director, Corporate Nursing, Strategy and Workforce for CALHN and Associative Professor Rachel Kornhaber, University of Tasmania, (Sydney campus).
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2025
Webinar 6 - JBI, ‘Implementation sciences, and the experiences of nurse researchers.
Facilitated by Dr Craig Lockwood, Deputy Director JBI (Joanna Briggs Institute) the panel discussion will include a distinguished panel of nursing leaders and alumni:
- Emeritus Professor Alan Pearson AM, founding Professor of Nursing and Head of School in 1995. Professor Pearson established the Joanna Briggs Institute in 2006.
- Dr Tamara Page, Dean and Head of Adelaide Nursing School, having joined the Adelaide Nursing School in 2012.
- Thomson Delloso, Emergency Department RN currently undertaking a Graduate Certificate in Aeromedical Retrieval, recently completing a Master of Traumatology
- Associate Professor Lesley Long AM, titleholder and patron of Adelaide Nursing School Alumni Network. Chairs the CALHN Heritage and History Committee. Lesley held executive positions at Royal Adelaide Hospital and acted as Clinical Trials Coordinator on the Joanna Briggs Institute at the University. She has nearly 40 years nursing experience and has served as Director of Nursing at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
During the webinar, we will have the opportunity to gain knowledge about careers in nursing and the opportunities to transition from clinical practice to research.