Continuing professional development at WNHS
The Department of Nursing and Midwifery Education and Research (DNAMER) at KEMH provides midwives and nurses with a selection of courses, study days and professional development programs. Most of these programs are available to all WA midwives and nurses. Some programs are for internal staff only. Fees apply for external applicants.
DNAMER Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
WNHS nursing and midwifery staff
How to apply
- Access MyLearning and enroll in the study day you would like to attend.
- If places are available MyLearning will send you a calendar invite confirming your place on the study day.
- If places are not available you may be placed on a waitlist - if a place becomes available you will be notified.
- Reminders via SMS will be 1 week prior to the scheduled study day.
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How to find and enroll in MyLearning DNAMER CPD 2026 (Video 1:49)
How to find and enroll in MyLearning DNAMER CPD 2026 (PDF)
Compulsory in-service (CI)
Nominations for CI are viewable in MyLearning with a link to nominate, alternatively access the QR codes.
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CI approval process
Completing the form does not confirm your place.
1. Nomination submitted by MS Form.
2. Manager receives a notification to approve or reject nomination:
a. If your nomination is rejected by the manager you will receive an email notification and will need to discuss with your manager and choose an alternative date
b. If your nomination is approved you will receive an email with details of the next steps: DNAMER reviews attendance numbers – if there are sufficient places you will be enrolled in the requested session and receive a calendar invite, if the session is fully booked you will receive an email to access the MS form and select an alternative date.
Other mandatory sessions
ALS, FSEP, Induction, nursing and midwifery orientation, NeoResus, PROMPT are allocated by your manager.
WNHS other disciplines, non-WNHS staff
- Access the "external" booking form.
- Complete all the details on the form and submit.
- DNAMER will notify you 1-2 weeks after your request with the outcome of your request.
- DNAMER will process credit card payments on the day of the study day and send a copy of the receipt via email.
- DNAMER will send a calendar invite to confirm you place on the attendance list.
- Reminders via SMS will be sent 1 week prior to the scheduled study day.
WA Midwifery students
- Access the "external" booking form to express your interest in attending a study day
- Complete all the details on the form and submit.
- DNAMER will place your name on the waitlist for the study day.
- Two weeks prior to the study day DNAMER will confirm if a place is available. If a place is available you will be sent a calendar invite. If there are no places available you will be notified.
- Reminders via SMS will be sent 1 week prior to the scheduled study day if your booking has been confirmed.
DNAMER study days available for students
*Study days are free for WNHS other disciplines and WA midwifery students, however limited places are available.
Bookings
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Parking and public transport
Parking at and around KEMH
Parking directly outside KEMH on Bagot Road is only 30 minutes. This is useful for drop-offs or quick visits but is not enough time for your appointment.
Two-hour parking is available on some surrounding streets. They are at least a five-minute walk away, so take that into consideration. Parking is recommended in the patient/visitor carpark on Hensman Road or in a City of Subiaco carpark, as your appointment or visit may be longer than the time permitted on the surrounding streets.
Many roadside car bays use online payments via the EasyPark app which can be downloaded on your phone. The ticket machines also take cards and coins.
There are two ACROD bays in front of the hospital and two in the Hensman Road carpark. See map of disability parking bays, entry points and ramp access (PDF).
Parking contrary to any KEMH or City of Subiaco signs may result in a fine.
Public transport
Daglish (10 minute walk) and Subiaco (15 to 20-minute walk) train stations are the closest to KEMH. Buses also stop in front of the main hospital entrance. Contact Transperth on 13 62 13 or visit transperth.wa.gov.au (external site) for information on routes and timetables.
Pedestrians and cyclists
KEMH is located near the shared path running along the Fremantle railway line. See the City of Subiaco TravelSmart Map (PDF) for details of cycle routes or visit Department of Transport (external site) for Perth Bicycle Network maps. Bike racks are located next to Centenary House, near the Op Shop, accessible via Hensman Road.
Hospital map
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