Emergency Department Registered Nurse
Visa sponsorship
Healthcare · Canberra, ACT, Australia · Full-Time · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
For Registered Nurses aiming to deepen their emergency practice, a broad case mix is what builds a career, and this Canberra role provides one. A busy, well-regarded Emergency Department in the ACT is filling permanent full-time and part-time positions with flexible rostering.
Clinical exposure spans resuscitation, acute trauma, paediatrics, mental health and general emergency care, delivered within a close-knit multidisciplinary team. Professional growth is built in through a structured orientation and ongoing professional development, supported by good nurse-to-patient ratios. Shifts follow a rotating roster that includes nights.
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Key Responsibilities
- Deliver nursing care across resuscitation and acute trauma
- Extend your practice in paediatric, mental health and general emergency care
- Collaborate within a close-knit multidisciplinary emergency team
- Work a rotating roster, including night shifts
Requirements & Eligibility
- Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
- Previous professional experience in an emergency department
- Triage experience or ED qualifications (such as a Graduate Certificate in Emergency Nursing) are highly regarded
- Current ALS/BLS certification, or a stated willingness to obtain it
- Strong clinical judgement and composure under pressure, a team-first approach, and availability for a rotating roster with nights
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