Part Time Registered or Enrolled Nurse - Traralgon

Access Aged Care; Traralgon; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid study leave

CPD opportunities

Job summary

Access Aged Care is seeking an experienced nurse to join our on-site team in Traralgon, Victoria. This 0.7 FTE role offers no nights or weekends and focuses on clinical coordination and early intervention within Residential Aged Care Homes.

The successful candidate will use clinical systems and telehealth to connect with GPs and Specialists, coordinate care, and support better resident outcomes. Relevant AHPRA registration and at least two years of post-registration nursing experience are

Qualifications

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse.
• Minimum two years nursing experience post AHPRA registration.
• Aged care experience or experience in another relevant clinical environment.

Responsibilities

• Coordinating GP and Specialist rounds, both face-to-face and via telehealth within the facility.
• Completing comprehensive clinical assessments.
• Identifying clinical concerns early and escalating appropriately.
• Coordinating referrals, investigations and follow-up care.
• Ensuring agreed clinical actions are followed through.
• Communicating with residents, families, GPs, Specialists and Residential Aged Care Home teams.
• Maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation.
• Using multiple clinical systems, telehealth platforms and digital tools.
• Building strong relationships with Residential Aged Care Home teams.
• Supporting high-quality resident outcomes through effective clinical coordination.

Skills

AHPRA registration

Nursing experience

Clinical decision-making

Coordination of care

Tech-savvy

Education

Nursing qualification (RN/EN)

Tools

Clinical systems

Telehealth platforms

Digital tools

Job description

Permanent Part Time | 0.7 FTE | No Shift Work | On-site in Residential Aged Care Homes

This is not a work from home role, and it isn't a graduate position.

We're looking for an experienced nurse who can assess situations, prioritise competing demands and confidently make clinical decisions. You'll coordinate care, work closely with GPs and Specialists and make sure residents receive the right care at the right time.

If you're ready to move away from shift work and routine bedside nursing, while still using the clinical expertise you've spent years developing, this could be the role for you.

Why Our Nurses Choose This Role

• No shift work: Work 0.7 FTE across Monday to Friday. No nights or weekends.
• No routine bedside care: No showering, feeding, toileting or manual handling.
• Use your experience: Your clinical thinking, judgement and ability to recognise risk are central to the role.
• Make an impact before problems escalated: Use your experience to recognise changes in residents' health, coordinate early intervention and support better long-term outcomes
• Be trusted to make decisions: Manage your day, prioritise competing clinical demands and take ownership of getting things done.
• Work differently: Use digital tools, clinical systems and telehealth onsite to connect residents with GPs and Specialists.
• Keep developing: Access paid study leave and high‑quality CPD opportunities.
• Grow with us: As Access Telehealth continues to expand, there are opportunities to contribute to projects, mentor others and develop beyond traditional clinical pathways.

About Access Aged Care

At Access Telehealth, we connect people to healthcare, wherever they live.

Through Access Aged Care, we partner with Residential Aged Care Homes across Australia to deliver co‑managed primary care to older Australians.

Our model brings together experienced on‑site nurses, GPs and Specialists to identify clinical concerns earlier, coordinate care and help residents access the healthcare they need.

Our nurses are the clinical link on the ground, connecting residents, Residential Aged Care Home teams, GPs, Specialists and families. You'll be trusted to think, make decisions, build relationships and influence the quality of care residents receive.

Most importantly, your nursing experience won't just qualify you for the role. It's what makes you valuable in it.

What the Role Looks Like

As an Access Aged Care Nurse, you'll work on‑site within Residential Aged Care Homes in Traralgon.

You'll work 0.7 FTE across Monday to Friday, with no evening or weekend shifts.

You won't replace the nursing team within the home. You'll work alongside them, bringing another layer of clinical coordination and helping ensure residents don't fall through the gaps.

This is a combination of clinical assessment, care coordination and administrative responsibilities. You'll spend a significant part of your day using clinical systems, managing referrals, preparing GP rounds, documenting outcomes and following up on care plans. You'll need to enjoy both the clinical thinking and the coordination that makes effective care possible.

You'll need to think critically, adapt quickly and be comfortable making decisions without someone looking over your shoulder.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Coordinating GP and Specialist rounds, both face‑to‑face and via telehealth within the facility.
• Completing comprehensive clinical assessments.
• Identifying clinical concerns early and escalating appropriately.
• Coordinating referrals, investigations and follow‑up care.
• Ensuring agreed clinical actions are followed through.
• Communicating with residents, families, GPs, Specialists and Residential Aged Care Home teams.
• Maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation.
• Using multiple clinical systems, telehealth platforms and digital tools.
• Building strong relationships with Residential Aged Care Home teams.
• Supporting high‑quality resident outcomes through effective clinical coordination.

You’ll Probably Enjoy This Role If You

• Are happy to do 50% admin every day.
• Are comfortable learning and working across multiple technology platforms.
• Like being trusted to make decisions independently.
• Enjoy solving clinical problems and working out what needs to happen next.
• Can assess incomplete information, identify risk and prioritise appropriately.
• Enjoy coordinating care across different healthcare professionals.
• Are confident building relationships with different personalities and stakeholders.
• Like variety and can adapt when priorities change.

This Probably Isn’t the Role for You If You

• Are a graduate or still early in your nursing career.
• Are looking for a traditional ward or bedside nursing position.
• Prefer highly structured environments where your day and tasks are prescribed for you.
• Don't enjoy using technology as part of your everyday clinical work.

We'd rather be upfront. This role requires an experienced nurse who can be trusted with significant autonomy.

What You'll Bring

• You must be available to work Mondays
• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse.
• Minimum two years nursing experience post AHPRA registration.
• Aged care experience or experience in another relevant clinical environment.
• Strong clinical reasoning and the ability to recognise and respond to risk.
• Confidence making decisions independently and knowing when to elevate.
• Strong organisation and prioritisation skills.
• Clear, confident communication with multiple stakeholders.
• Confidence using technology and learning new systems.
• A current driver's licence and reliable vehicle.
• Flexibility to travel between Residential Aged Care Homes across Traralgon.