Registered Nurse
Visa sponsorship
Healthcare · Newcastle, NSW, Australia · Contract · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
A 72-bed aged care home in Newcastle, New South Wales needs another Registered Nurse on its casual list. No long story. The home belongs to a not-for-profit outfit that also does home care and retirement villages.
You know what aged care nursing asks of you. Proper clinical care, done for the person in front of you. Patience with residents who have dementia. A clear head when a clinical problem lands on your shift. And because it is casual, you work the days that come up and you pitch up for them. The people running the place are experienced and involved.
They want someone keen, and they will consider visa sponsorship for the right candidate.
Sort your paperwork before you apply. Your CV must carry your AHPRA registration, your vaccination record and your time in elderly care, with nothing padded. Draw up a straight, honest nurse CV and back yourself.
Key Responsibilities
- Do proper clinical nursing for each resident as a person
- Nurse the residents who have dementia
- Keep a clear head and solve clinical problems in residents' care
- Pitch up for shifts of all sorts
- Work the days that come up
- Back your team
Requirements & Eligibility
- Full unrestricted AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
- Knowledge and understanding of the Aged Care Quality Standards
- Post-graduate applications are welcome
- Affinity and experience with dementia residents, or willingness to gain experience working with them
- Excellent communication and clinical problem-solving skills
- Excellent, highly motivated team player with availability to work various shifts across various days
- Vaccinated as per the organisation's immunisation policy, including a TGA-approved COVID-19 vaccine and annual influenza
- Willingness to undertake a National Criminal History Check and a pre-employment medical assessment
Apply: jobs@mzansiabroad.co.za · WhatsApp
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