Remote Area Nurse - One Arm Point, Wa

Verus People; Ardyaloon; On-site; AUD 150,000 - 154,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Grocery allowance

Education allowance

Referral bonus

Job summary

Verus People is seeking an experienced Remote Area Nurse to join the KPHU team at One Arm Point Health Centre in WA. This role delivers primary healthcare, chronic disease management, and emergency response in a remote Indigenous community.

You will work alongside Aboriginal Health Workers, participate in the on-call roster, and provide culturally safe care. The contract runs December to January with competitive hourly pay and incentives including grocery, education, and referral bonuses.

Responsibilities

• Deliver primary healthcare, chronic disease management, and emergency clinical presentations.
• Participate in the clinics on-call roster.
• Collaborate closely with Aboriginal Health Practitioners and community staff to ensure culturally responsive care.

Job description

Position Title: Remote Area Nurse (RAN) One Arm Point Health Centre

Location: One Arm Point (Ardyaloon), WA

Contract Dates: 3rd December to 28th January

Pay Rate: $111.89/hr + Super + On-Call Allowances

Opportunity for an experienced Remote Area Nurse to join the KPHU team at the One Arm Point Health Centre.

Located at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula in the West Kimberley, One Arm Point provides primary healthcare to a vibrant local community. Working alongside Aboriginal Health Workers and a supportive clinic team, you will deliver high-quality, culturally safe primary health care and emergency coverage.

Key Incentives & Benefits:

• Competitive Pay: $109.21 per hour + super + on-call rates.
• $150 Grocery Allowance: Welcome perk applied to your first contract with us.
• $1,000 Education Allowance: Dedicated funding to support your ongoing clinical development (you must be new to Verus and commence a contract by 31/10/2026).
• $750 Referral Bonus: Earn extra by recommending a colleague to the team. They get $750 as well!

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver primary healthcare, chronic disease management, and emergency clinical presentations.
• Participate in the clinics on-call roster.
• Collaborate closely with Aboriginal Health Practitioners and community staff to ensure culturally responsive care.