Wound Specialist Nurse - RN or CN - Northern Sydney

Wound Innovations Ltd.; Willoughby; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free in-house education

Job summary

Wound Innovations is seeking a Registered Nurse or Clinical Nurse based in the Northern Sydney region for an immediate start. The role can be full-time five days a week or permanent part-time, minimum four days per week, with travel across the Sydney region to service facilities.

You will provide expert wound care, coordinate patient education, and work autonomously within a supportive national team. AHPRA registration, police clearance, and a current driver's license are required; travel and

Qualifications

• Registered nurse with wound care experience
• AHPRA registration required
• Ability to educate groups and individuals
• Experience documenting care and outcomes

Responsibilities

• Work autonomously across residential aged care and patients' homes
• Assess and manage wounds incl. Pressure injuries, leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, etc.
• Provide group and individual wound education
• Maintain accurate documentation and coordinate interprofessional care
• Travel across NSW to service facilities

Skills

Wound care

Clinical coordination

Education delivery

Documentation

MS Word

Education

Nursing Registration (AHPRA)

Tools

Windows

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Zoom

FaceTime

Job description

Wound Specialist Nurse - RN or CN - Northern Sydney

We are seeking a Registered Nurse or Clinical Nurse based in the Northern Sydney and surrounds with relevant experience in wound care and management for an immediate start.

This position is offered as either full time 5 days per week or permanent part-time, minimum 4 days per week (weekdays only). Working hours are between the hours of 9am - 5pm and will require travel to service facilities across the Sydney region.

Wound Innovations is a growing national service providing wound consultations across a range of clinical settings. As well as having the opportunity to truly make a difference, the successful candidate will be well supported by our friendly national team and have access to free inhouse education. As this is an autonomous role, the successful candidate must be highly competent, a clinical and critical thinker and possess skills to efficiently coordinate and deliver patient care and education in collaboration with other health professionals.

Role Requirements & Key Criteria

Work autonomously across various clinical settings, including, but not limited to, residential aged care and patients’ homes.

Promote wound prevention and healing by applying advanced clinical knowledge and experience to conduct holistic assessments relating to a range of wound types: Pressure Injuries, Lower Leg Wounds, Diabetic Foot Ulcers, Palliative Wounds, Post-operative Wounds, etc.

Confident in providing support and guidance through both group and individual education.

Maintain accurate documentation to record interventions, guide practice, and support interdisciplinary communication.

Proficiency in Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Zoom, and FaceTime is essential.

Hold current AHPRA registration, NDIS or National Police Clearance, and First Aid Certificate.

Possess a current Australian driver’s license and have access to a reliable vehicle (mileage reimbursed).

Access to a home office for documentation and telehealth appointments (laptop and phone will be provided).

Commitment to ongoing professional development.

This role will require local, and occasional regional travel within NSW.

Your application should include:

Along with your resume please supply a cover letter outlining:

Your experience working with complex and chronic wounds

Your experience delivering education as a senior nurse

Please limit your cover letter to a single A4 page.

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