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Cancer Care Associates (CCA) is seeking a dedicated Registered Nurse for our Western Haematology and Oncology Clinics in West Perth. This permanent part-time role (0.8 FTE, 30 hours/week) offers day shifts Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, with no nights and pro-rated leave.
Be part of a supportive team delivering personalised cancer care. Join a leading oncology provider with ongoing training, professional development, and opportunities to contribute to quality and safety improvements
CARE isn’t just in our name – it’s how we work, every day.
At our Western Haematology and Oncology Clinics (WHOC) in West Perth, we are seeking a passionate and dedicated Registered Nurse to join our team in a permanent part-time position, 0.8 FTE (30 hours per week), working Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday during normal business hours.
If you are ready to advance your nursing career while making a meaningful difference to patients throughout their cancer treatment journey, we would love to hear from you.
Reporting to the Nursing Unit Manager, you will become an integral part of our experienced and supportive nursing team, delivering high-quality, personalised care to patients receiving oncology treatment.
As one of Australia’s leading oncology service providers, we are committed to exceptional patient care and survivorship. We provide ongoing support and training to help you succeed in your role, including opportunities for professional development throughout your time with WHOC.
To see more of what we can offer you, and our culture – please visit: https://cancercare.com.au/employment-opportunities/
Cancer Care Associates (CCA) is a leading oncology provider in Australia, committed to delivering integrated, evidence-based cancer care. Our multidisciplinary teams of Doctors, Nurses, and Technicians work together to provide personalised care and rapid access to treatment.
With centres across New South Wales, WA and Queensland, we are dedicated to making cancer care accessible and affordable across both metropolitan and regional communities.
All applicants must comply with the relevant State Health Policy Directive, with immunisation and screening requirements based on role risk. CCA follows this to protect patients, staff, and visitors, especially immunocompromised individuals, from vaccine-preventable diseases.