Location

Asquith, NSW, Australia

We are seeking dynamic and enthusiastic Registered Nurses to revolutionise the way we deliver client care. Bringing your passion for improving client outcomes  and dedication to excellence, you will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to elevate the standard of healthcare practices. This group home located in Hornsby has clients with complex health care needs, and offers a supportive work environment where your ideas are celebrate and hard work is rewarded!

The Role:

• Plan for, implement and monitor long term preventative health care measures for ten clients with complex health care needs
• Perform daily tasks such as intermuscular injections, complex wound care, colostomy/urostomy care/ileostomy/catheter care, medication administration including via percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, tracheostomy care, nebuliser application.
• Support the House Manager to supervise Disability Support Practitioners' understanding and implementation of client health care plans
• Work with other Registered Nurses on site to develop innovative preventative health care initiatives that can also be rolled out across other homes in the community
• Set up and maintain regular GP clinics

Benefits of the role:

• No overnight shifts and stable, regular work hours
• Permanent part-time or casual roles to suit your lifestyle!
• Shifts include 6:30am-2:30pm and/or 2pm-10pm across Mon-Sun. 
• Supportive team and management
• On the job ongoing clinical support and supervision from an inhouse Clinical Nurse Consultant
• Ongoing Disability Awareness training provided
• Opportunities to progress to House Manager leadership position in Registered Nurse capacity
• Opportunity to trial clinical education sessions for frontline staff

Why join CPA?

• Wellbeing allowance - $100 per year so you can have a massage on us!
• Fitness passport - access to gyms at greater reduced costs
• Attractive not-for-profit salary packaging for permanent staff
• 12 weeks paid parental leave and 2 weeks paid partner leave
   

Essential Requirements:  

• Relevant degree in Nursing
• Current Registration as a Registered Nurse with AHPRA
• Ability and drive to support frontline workers with their understanding and implementation of client health care plans
• Demonstrated good interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships through communication with a variety of different stakeholders
• A role model in the provision of person-centred care to clients
• An understanding of the rights of people with disability
• Current driver's licence

Desirable but not essential skills

• Demonstrated skills across a wide range of most evidence-based practice and the management of complex client support needs
• Significant clinical experience, can be provided under clinical supervision on the job