Registered Nurse
Visa sponsorship
Healthcare · Albury, NSW, Australia · Contract · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
Here are the facts. A not-for-profit aged care organisation in New South Wales is taking on a Registered Nurse for casual work. The home sits in a country town north of Albury.
Casual work suits a nurse who can say yes to shifts at different times of the week. The nursing itself is resident-focused clinical work with seniors, and dementia is a regular feature of it. You will be expected to make sound clinical calls and communicate well with everyone around you.
Two more points are worth knowing. Post-graduate nurses are welcome to apply, and the organisation will consider visa sponsorship for the right candidate.
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Key Responsibilities
- Carry out resident-focused clinical nursing, including with residents living with dementia
- Make sound clinical calls to resolve problems in care
- Take casual shifts at different times and on different days, working with the team
Requirements & Eligibility
- Must hold full unrestricted AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
- Must have knowledge and understanding of the Aged Care Quality Standards
- Post-graduate applications are welcome
- Affinity and experience with residents with dementia, or willingness to gain experience in that work
- Excellent communication skills, and clinical problem-solving skills to match
- A team player who is excellent and highly motivated
- Availability to work various shifts
- Availability across various days
- Vaccinated in line with the organisation's immunisation policy, including a TGA-approved COVID-19 vaccine and annual influenza
- Willingness to undertake a National Criminal History Check
- A pre-employment medical assessment
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