Weekend Neuro Connect Nurse — After-Hours Community Care

Mswa; Perth; On-site; AUD 55,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to $18,500

Generous leave policies

Discounts on major retailers

Job summary

MSWA is seeking an experienced Neuro Connect afterhours Nurse on a permanent part-time basis in Western Australia. The role involves visiting high-supported accommodation sites, providing specialised nursing care, and supporting patients in community settings across a rotating roster with weekend shifts.

Responsibilities include continence and wound management, palliative care, data collection for statistics, and assisting with NDIS funding applications.

Qualifications

• RN/EN registration with current practice numbers.
• AHPRA registration to practise nursing in WA.
• First Aid and CPR certification valid for clinical work.
• NDIS Worker Screening Check completed or prepared to obtain.
• Working with Children Check required where applicable.
• Unrestricted C-class driving licence for site-to-site travel.

Responsibilities

• Visit high-supported accommodation sites to provide specialised nursing care.
• Perform continence and wound management and facilitate referrals.
• Support care across home, residential sites and community settings.
• Deliver palliative care, collect data for service statistics and maintain confidentiality.
• Assist with NDIS funding applications and participate in continuous improvement projects.
• Work with a rotating roster including weekend shifts and afterhours coverage.

Education

RN/EN registration (Nursing)

AHPRA registration

First Aid & CPR

NDIS Worker Screening Check

Working with Children Check

Full C Class driving licence

Job description

MSWA is seeking an experienced Neuro Connect afterhours Nurse on a permanent part-time basis in Western Australia. The role involves visiting high-supported accommodation sites, providing specialised nursing care, and supporting patients in community settings across a rotating roster with weekend shifts.

Responsibilities include continence and wound management, palliative care, data collection for statistics, and assisting with NDIS funding applications.