Registered Nurse - Korean

New Home Care; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Travel allowance

No overnight shifts

CPD opportunities

Career progression

Job summary

New Home Care in NSW seeks a Full-Time Community Registered Nurse to deliver evidence‑based assessments, complex care, and care coordination across Home Care Packages and Support at Home programs. You will lead clinical practice, liaise with GPs, allied health, and hospitals, and uphold the Aged Care Quality Standards.

You will conduct in‑home assessments, develop tailored care plans, manage wound care, medications, and chronic disease monitoring, while mentoring Enrolled Nurses and PCWs as part

Qualifications

• Current, unconditioned AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
• Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent accredited degree
• Minimum of 1–2 years post‑registration experience in community nursing, residential aged care, primary health, or acute rehabilitation
• Current National Police Certificate (or willingness to obtain)
• CurrentProvide First Aid (HLTAID011) & CPR (HLTAID009) certifications
• Up‑to‑date immunisation records (including COVID‑19 and annual influenza)
• Current unrestricted NSW Driver's Licence and access to a reliable, insured motor vehicle for community travel

Responsibilities

• Conduct in‑home holistic nursing assessments (initial assessments, annual reviews, post‑hospital discharge follow‑ups, and level escalation reviews)
• Formulate, implement, and review tailored care plans reflecting individual clinical needs, goals, and dignity of risk
• Complete clinical risk evaluations, including falls risk assessments, skin integrity profiling (Braden scale), nutritional risk, and cognitive function screening
• Provide skilled clinical care in clients' homes, including complex wound assessment, staging, dressing management, and negative‑pressure therapies
• Administer medications, reconciliation, dose‑administration aid auditing, and subcutaneous injections
• Manage enteral feeding (PEG/PEJ care and flushes), catheter management (indwelling, suprapubic insertion, monitoring, and bag changes), and stoma maintenance
• Support chronic disease management, including diabetes monitoring and blood glucose profiling
• Conduct continence assessments and develop individualised management plans
• Provide palliative and end‑of‑life comfort care in partnership with community palliative networks
• Liaise with general practitioners, community pharmacists, allied health professionals, hospital discharge planners, and family representatives
• Lead and participate in multidisciplinary case conferences, advocating for client clinical referrals and care plan adjustments
• Provide clinical oversight, delegation, and coaching to Enrolled Nurses (ENs) and Certificate III/IV Personal Care Workers (PCWs)
• Support clinical incident reporting, open disclosure processes, and root‑cause reviews under the Aged Care Quality Standards framework
• Maintain accurate, objective, and timely clinical documentation using cloud‑based client management software

Skills

Clinical assessment

Wound care

Medication administration

Chronic disease management

Diabetes monitoring

Care coordination

Education

Bachelor of Nursing

AHPRA Registration

Tools

Cloud-based client management software

Job description

As a Full-Time Community Registered Nurse at New Home Care, you will deliver evidence‑based clinical assessments, complex care interventions, and care coordination to clients across Home Care Packages (HCP) and Support at Home programs. You will serve as a key clinical lead and advisor for care managers and support workers, liaise directly with multidisciplinary healthcare teams (GPs, allied health specialists, hospitals), and ensure rigorous adherence to the Aged Care Quality Standards.

Key responsibilities

Conduct in‑home holistic nursing assessments (initial assessments, annual reviews, post‑hospital discharge follow‑ups, and level escalation reviews)

Formulate, implement, and review tailored care plans reflecting individual clinical needs, goals, and dignity of risk

Complete clinical risk evaluations, including falls risk assessments, skin integrity profiling (Braden scale), nutritional risk, and cognitive function screening

Provide skilled clinical care in clients' homes, including complex wound assessment, staging, dressing management, and negative‑pressure therapies

Administer medications, reconciliation, dose‑administration aid auditing, and subcutaneous injections

Manage enteral feeding (PEG/PEJ care and flushes), catheter management (indwelling, suprapubic insertion, monitoring, and bag changes), and stoma maintenance

Support chronic disease management, including diabetes monitoring and blood glucose profiling

Conduct continence assessments and develop individualised management plans

Provide palliative and end‑of‑life comfort care in partnership with community palliative networks

Liaise with general practitioners, community pharmacists, allied health professionals, hospital discharge planners, and family representatives

Lead and participate in multidisciplinary case conferences, advocating for client clinical referrals and care plan adjustments

Provide clinical oversight, delegation, and coaching to Enrolled Nurses (ENs) and Certificate III/IV Personal Care Workers (PCWs)

Support clinical incident reporting, open disclosure processes, and root‑cause reviews under the Aged Care Quality Standards framework

Maintain accurate, objective, and timely clinical documentation using cloud‑based client management software

About you

Current, unconditioned AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse (Division 1)

Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent accredited degree

Minimum of 1–2 years post‑registration experience (previous background in community nursing, residential aged care, primary health, or acute rehabilitation highly regarded)

Current National Police Certificate (or willingness to obtain)

Current Provide First Aid (HLTAID011) & CPR (HLTAID009) certifications

Up‑to‑date immunisation records (including COVID‑19 and annual influenza)

Current unrestricted NSW Driver's Licence and access to a reliable, insured motor vehicle for community travel

Professional verbal and written English communication skills; bilingual proficiency is welcomed to support our culturally and linguistically diverse client community

Demonstrated ability to perform as instructed, prioritize tasks effectively, work autonomously in the field, and adhere strictly to management guidance and organisational SOPs

About us

At New Home Care, we provide person‑centred, high‑quality community aged care services. We empower older Australians to live independently, safely, and with dignity in their own homes.

Competitive salary package commensurate with experience under the Nurses Award, plus travel allowance / kilometre reimbursement

Structured Monday to Friday full‑time schedule (no overnight shifts)

Direct collaboration with experienced clinical management and dedicated care coordinators

Paid CPD opportunities, clinical education updates, and career progression pathways within home care management