Rural Enrolled Nurse — Flexible Casual Pool

SA Health; Ceduna; Vor Ort; AUD 46.000 - 54.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Casual loading 25%

Superannuation 12%

Salary sacrifice benefits

Salary packaging benefits

Relocation support

Wellbeing and counselling support

Paid leave including leave loading

Employee recognition

Zusammenfassung

SA Health's Eyre and Far North Local Health Network is seeking an Enrolled Nurse to join the Ceduna Casual Pool. Based at the Ceduna Multi-Purpose Service, you will deliver direct patient care in a small rural facility serving a diverse community.

This casual role runs through to 30 June 2027 with flexible hours, opportunities to build clinical skills in rural settings, and support from a multidisciplinary team committed to culturally safe practice with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

Qualifikationen

• Current AHPRA registration as an Enrolled Nurse.
• Experience in rural, remote, or multi-purpose service settings.
• Understanding of culturally safe practice with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
• Reliable, self-directed approach with strong communication skills.

Aufgaben

• Provide safe, person-centred nursing care under supervision of Registered Nurses.
• Contribute to care planning, documentation, and handover per EFNLHN policies.
• Support patients and families with cultural sensitivity and community needs.
• Maintain currency in clinical competencies relevant to rural MPS environments.

Kenntnisse

AHPRA Enrolled Nurse

Rural healthcare experience

Cultural safety

Ausbildung

Enrolled Nurse qualification

Jobbeschreibung

SA Health's Eyre and Far North Local Health Network is seeking an Enrolled Nurse to join the Ceduna Casual Pool. Based at the Ceduna Multi-Purpose Service, you will deliver direct patient care in a small rural facility serving a diverse community.

This casual role runs through to 30 June 2027 with flexible hours, opportunities to build clinical skills in rural settings, and support from a multidisciplinary team committed to culturally safe practice with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander