Role Overview

In accident and emergency the Registered Nurse role is pivotal in the provision of safe, accurate and timely care of patients presenting to the emergency department. These roles require fast and clear thinking individuals, who are most commonly extroverted and definitely committed.

Responsibilities and Skills

• Demonstrated competencies in and or knowledge of the complexities and challenges involved in caring for patients/clients within the emergency department

• Demonstrated communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team and varied locations including rural & remote, district hospitals

• Knowledge of and ability to work within a patient centred approach to nursing with a willingness to show leadership and embrace change in the coordination and delivery of care

• Demonstrated commitment to professional development, evidence based practice and an understanding of recent contemporary changes in emergency nursing

• Knowledge, understanding and commitment to the principles of Quality, Infection control, OH&S and EEO

• Demonstrated competencies in and or knowledge of complexities and challenges involved in after-hours in charge role possibly in a rural facility

Required Qualifications

Essential

• AHPRA registration 

• Minimum of 2 years acute nursing experience 

• Strong patient care focus 

• Ability to achieve high quality clinical outcomes

Desirable

• Ventilator competency 

• Blue card 

• Flexible availability

Further Mandatory requirements

• CPR Certificate

• National Police Clearance

• Two clinical referees

• Must have appropriate working rights in Australia (Unfortunately Visa Sponsorship cannot be supported)

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