Alumni Stories
UnCover Documentary: Care and compassion at the heart of nursing
For Josphine Lokai, graduating with a Bachelor of Nursing is a significant milestone and a journey sparked by the tragic loss of her eldest son almost a decade ago in the Republic of Kenya.
Josphine moved to Australia in 2017, setting up a new life in Canberra where she began her studies at CIT, worked in aged care and spent two years as an enrolled nurse at the º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Hospital. She applied to study a Bachelor of Nursing at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ and became a full-time undergraduate student in 2020 through the COVID-19 pandemic.
She describes nursing as her passion, and a profession which is all about care and respect, where you “look at the person, not the disease.”
This is her story.
Words by Emma Larouche, video production by John Masiello, photos by Tyler Cherry.
This March, the º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ congratulates the graduating class of 2023.
We are so glad to celebrate this milestone with you. You have overcome challenges with grace and resilience, and grown in remarkable ways.
Many of you are already making an impact in your chosen fields, and others have embarked on their postgraduate study path – we look forward to seeing what you achieve in these next steps in your amazing journeys.