Community Registered Nurse - Permanent Positions

Your career in healthcare made personal

At Medibank we’ve recently unified our health services under one brand – Amplar Health.

This is it….
Community nursing is fulfilling and every shift you feel like you are making a difference for someone. If you feel you have lost your 'spark' and want to get back to delivering personalised nursing care to your patients this could be the opportunity for you. 

Our nurses work autonomously across a 7 day rotating roster between 7am and 10pm. We offer both part and full time opportunities starting work from your home each shift. 

Visualise it….
Our team is expanding across Adelaide. As an unrestricted AHPRA Registered Nurse you will need to demonstrate recent acute experience in a hospital or community setting and have the ability to spot client deterioration. Our nurses are the backbone of our business, a community role is personally rewarding coupled with flexibility and autonomy.

Chronic wound care and negative pressure experience, PICC care/dressing/removal and cannulation skills are highly desired along with strong clinical reasoning skills and a positive mindset.  Continence and paediatric experience will be highly regarded.

Be rewarded…..
When you join our passionate team you will enjoy;

•    Ease your mind with subsidised health insurance for you and your loved ones
•    Enjoy your shut eye as our nurses don’t work night shifts 
•    14 weeks paid parental leave to be there when it matters most
•    Modern technology (iPad and phone) to perform your role
•    Career development opportunities across Amplar/Medibank business
•    Discounted ACN membership fees and access to CPD and online courses
•    Mandatory quarterly paid training to maintain/upskill clinical skills

Learn more about Amplar Health at https://amplarhealth.com.au

We celebrate diversity of thought because we want to make better decisions for our customers and our people. As we work towards our goal of making health personal, we value the knowledge and contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.