Neonatal Nurse - Special Care Nursery (Part-Time)

GV Health; Greater Shepparton; On-site; AUD 59,000 - 80,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous salary packaging

Subsidised staff parking

Discounted leisure memberships

Flexible work practices

Paid parental leave

Professional development and study-leе

Employee Assistance Program

Social club membership

CREATE Outstanding rewards program

Job summary

GV Health’s Level 4 Special Care Nursery is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to provide specialised neonatal care and family-centred support. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to care for newborns with varied neonatal needs, contributing to high-quality care and ongoing professional development.

This permanent part-time role offers 64 hours per fortnight, with opportunities to advance clinical skills and participate in quality initiatives within a supportive regional health

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, evidence-based care to newborns requiring specialised neonatal support.
• Monitor and manage infants with prematurity, feeding difficulties, respiratory conditions, jaundice and other neonatal care needs.
• Collaborate closely with paediatricians, neonatal nurse practitioners, maternity teams and allied health professionals.
• Support and educate parents to confidently care for their baby during admission and after discharge.
• Participate in quality improvement activities and contribute to excellence in neonatal care.
• Maintain clinical competence in neonatal assessment, monitoring and stabilisation.

Job description

GV Health’s Level 4 Special Care Nursery is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to provide specialised neonatal care and family-centred support. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to care for newborns with varied neonatal needs, contributing to high-quality care and ongoing professional development.

This permanent part-time role offers 64 hours per fortnight, with opportunities to advance clinical skills and participate in quality initiatives within a supportive regional health