Bridget Chivers

Nursing is my functional skill base and since 2014 my career has spanned diverse health settings, including trauma, critical care, mental health, public health, and clinical research. I've had the opportunity to work in major public hospitals in Melbourne and London, as well as international humanitarian efforts with Médecins Sans Frontières in Lesbos, Greece, during the 2017 refugee crisis. I am experienced in collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to deliver quality and equitable patient care and community health outcomes. I am flexible and quickly adapt to changing priorities and remain calm and focused during critical and unexpected incidents.

• AHPRA Division One Nursing Registration: NMW0001864281. Renewal due May 2026.
• Nursing and Midwifery Council, United Kingdom: 20J0060O. Revalidation due October 2026.

• July 2016 – June 2017 This was a deliberate decision to push myself outside of my comfort zone. Highlights included walking the 800km Camino De Santiago, working as an Au-Pair in a busy household in a seaside village in Ireland, and backpacking through Botswana, Malawi and Zambia.
• Sept 2019 – May 2020 My time in Greece broadened my understanding of the impact of contemporary and historical geopolitics on the social determinants of health outcomes. I decided to undertake a masters in Global Health to develop deeper skills and knowledge on the xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

• Principles of Haemato-Oncology Care, Royal Marsden School, Due to commence in September 2025 and complete in December 2025
• Nursing Standards for Student Supervision and Assessment (SSSA) Assessor and Preceptor Workshop (Pan London Nurse Network). Completed January 2025
• Ionising Radiation Medical Exposure Regulations Course for Nurse Prescribers, Completed May 2022
• Lab Skills for Clinical Research Staff (Clinfield), April 2022

• European Research Consortium on ITP, Venice, Italy, 19-20th November 2024
• NHS Research and Development Forum, Manchester, UK, 18-20th May 2025