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Mansfield District Hospital invites newly qualified Enrolled Nurses to join its Graduate Enrolled Nurse program, commencing early 2027. Multiple 0.6–0.8 EFT positions are available across acute and residential aged care settings.
You will work within a supportive team, gain confidence in clinical practice, and participate in a structured graduate program with study days and opportunities to contribute to quality care.
Ready to take the next step from student nurse to confident Enrolled Nurse?
At Mansfield District Hospital (MDH), we know your first year as a nurse is a big deal — and we want to make it an experience you’ll remember for all the right reasons!
We are excited to offer a number of Graduate Enrolled Nurse opportunities commencing early 2027, with 0.6–0.8 EFT positions available.
Because here, you’re not just a number.
You’ll become part of a friendly, supportive and genuinely connected team where people know each other, look out for each other and celebrate each other’s successes.
Our Graduate Enrolled Nurse program gives you the opportunity to build your skills, knowledge and confidence across a variety of clinical environments, including:
At MDH, we work together and empower each other. We want our graduates to ask questions, seek support, learn from experience and grow into confident practitioners.
Whether you’ve always dreamed of working in a smaller regional hospital or you’re looking for somewhere you can learn, grow and genuinely get to know your team, Mansfield District Hospital could be the perfect place to start your nursing career.
And let’s not forget Mansfield itself!
A beautiful regional community, fantastic lifestyle and plenty to explore outside of work — making MDH a great place to work, live and build your future.
If you’re a newly qualified or soon-to-be-qualified Enrolled Nurse looking for a supportive place to start your career, we’d love to hear from you.
Multiple positions | 0.6–0.8 EFT | Commencing early 2027
Don’t just start your nursing career.
Start it somewhere you’ll be supported, encouraged and given the opportunity to grow.