We are Hiring

Scope:

The Registered Nurse collects the patient health history. Counsel and educate patients and their families on treatment plans. Administer medication, change wound dressings and care for other treatment options.

·         Patient, flexible and understanding.

·         Supportive and caring nature.

·         Commitment to the rights of the elderly to live dignified lives.

·         Able to accept responsibility.

·         Good communication skills.

·         Able to work as part of a team.

·         Able to cope with the physical demands of the job.

·         Demonstrated ability to maintain a high level of confidentiality and discretion.

·         Ability to use judgement, initiative and common sense when performing duties.

·         Ability to demonstrate the highest level of customer service and response.

·         Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to build relationships with stakeholders, including team members, residents, clients and family members

·         Excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to utilise various software applications.

·         Proven ability to be adaptable to various competing demands.

National Registered Nurse registration

AHPRA Number

Current driver’s licence

Current police check

WWCC (If applicable)

First Aid

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An Enrolled Nurse (EN) 

provides, monitors, and evaluates person-centred care under the direct or indirect supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN). Holding a Diploma of Nursing, they work across various health settings, administering medication, performing clinical assessments, wound care, and contributing to care planning to support patient health. 

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Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Clinical Care: Administer medications, perform wound management, take vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature), and assist with personal hygiene or activities of daily living.

• Assessment & Planning: Contribute to patient assessment, implement care plans, and monitor for changes in condition, reporting deviations to the RN.

• Patient Support: Provide emotional support to patients and families, and assist with pre- and post-operative care.

• Documentation: Maintain accurate patient records and update treatment plans.

• Safety: Maintain infection control standards and ensure a safe, clean environment. 

• National Enrolled  Nurse registration

• AHPRA Number

• Current driver’s licence

• Current police check

• WWCC (If applicable)

• First Aid

The purpose of a social worker's role is to support individuals, families, and communities in addressing social, emotional, and practical challenges. They advocate for clients' rights, connect them with essential services, and provide counselling and crisis intervention to improve well-being and quality of life. In the NDIS context, social workers empower participants to achieve independence, access support systems, and navigate their NDIS plans effectively.

The scope of a social worker's role includes:

1. Providing direct support, counselling, and advocacy for individuals with disabilities and their families.

2. Connecting participants with healthcare, education, housing, and employment services.

3. Conducting psychosocial assessments and developing tailored support plans.

4. Addressing emergencies, such as domestic violence, homelessness, or neglect.

5. Promoting social inclusion and helping participants build community connections.

6. Ensuring adherence to NDIS standards and maintaining accurate records.

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1. NDIS Workers Screening Check (NDISWSC)

   1. National Police Check (Temporary)

                WWCC (if applicable)

                   First Aid

                 Driver's Licence 

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