Renal Postgrad Nurse: 52-Week Specialist Program

Stawell Regional Health; Ballarat; On-site; AUD 59,000 - 75,000; Part time

Job summary

Grampians Health in Ballarat, VIC, invites Registered Nurses to join its Postgraduate Program in Renal. The fixed term part-time role offers a structured 52‑week clinical placement at the Ballarat campus, with 48–64 hours per fortnight and start planned February 2027.

You will train under expert faculty, contribute to evidence‑based practice, and pursue professional development within a multidisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Be eligible for registration as a Registered Nurse Division 1 with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and hold a current Practising Certificate
• Demonstrated organisational skills particularly with respect to time management
• Demonstrated evidence of commitment to ongoing education and professional development
• Demonstrated ability to contribute and practice collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team

Responsibilities

• Practises independently and interdependently assuming accountability and responsibility for their own actions and the delegation of care to other healthcare workers as required
• Contributes to quality healthcare through personal and professional development, research data, clinical supervision and development of policy and clinical practice guidelines
• Develops professional practice in accordance with the health needs of the population and changing patterns of disease and illness
• Be responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating evidence‑based nursing care in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team to achieve optimal healthcare outcomes

Skills

AHPRA RN eligibility

Time management

Professional development

Team collaboration

Job description

Grampians Health in Ballarat, VIC, invites Registered Nurses to join its Postgraduate Program in Renal. The fixed term part-time role offers a structured 52‑week clinical placement at the Ballarat campus, with 48–64 hours per fortnight and start planned February 2027.

You will train under expert faculty, contribute to evidence‑based practice, and pursue professional development within a multidisciplinary team.