Newcastle Nursing & Midwifery Shifts
Newcastle & the Hunter Region Nursing Shifts
Current Shift Demand: We currently have demand for Nurses in both Public and Private Health facilities across the Newcastle, Central Coast and Greater Hunter Region. HCA Newcastle is currently looking for specialist Registered Nurses for shifts in ICU, Paediatrics, Mental Health and Aged Care, as well as Midwifery shifts. If you’re currently located in the Newcastle-Hunter region, or thinking about a sea change you can register your interest below.
Why Nurse in Newcastle?
Working as an Agency Nurse in the Newcastle area brings a wonderful work-life balance, with the ability to lock in up to 4 shifts a week. With several large Public & Private Hospitals and many smaller facilities, no matter what area you are looking to work in, we have available shifts for you!
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What you need to be successful
HCA places high importance on providing the most suitable Agency staff to our clients. As a short check list, if you have the following qualities, we want to hear from you:
- Current registration with AHPRA (a must have)
- The right and ability to work in Australia
- At least 2 years of postgraduate experience
- Current Police check must be obtained before working
- WWCC (Working With Children Check) must be obtained before working
- An attitude to learn and be part of a great team
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