Qualified Clinical Practitioner

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Another difference is length of study and clinical placement required towards a qualified clinical practitioner. Nursing students generally take three years to complete (full time equivalent), including compulsory 800-1000 hour clinical placement in medical, surgical, ED and community/aged care sector to become registered. To qualify as a dietician in Australia, a minimum of 4 year full time study is required with an arranged clinical placement in either GP clinic, aged care facility or hospital setting (Colebatch, 2015). To be a qualified OT, a qualification of undergraduate in applied science is required, with 3x9 week placement needed in final year (Newland, 2015).
In comparison with other disciplines, it can be seen that the difficulties

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