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Enrolled Nurse – Pool Position at St. Helens District Hospital
Department of Health, Tasmania · St Helens
Job description
About the role
The Enrolled Nurse (Pool) provides direct, patient‑centred nursing care in a fast‑paced rural emergency department on Tasmania’s East Coast. Working under the supervision of a registered nurse or midwife, you will help deliver high‑quality care to a diverse community, especially during the busy tourist season.
Key responsibilities
- Deliver nursing care to assigned patients within the scope of an Enrolled Nurse.
- Collaborate with registered nurses, midwives and multidisciplinary teams to achieve planned patient outcomes.
- Document clinical observations, interventions and patient responses accurately.
- Assist with emergency department triage and patient flow during peak periods.
- Maintain infection control and safety standards at all times.
Required profile
- Current registration as an Enrolled Nurse in Australia.
- Ability to work under direction of a registered nurse/midwife.
- Flexibility to work on‑call and adapt to variable shift patterns.
- Commitment to providing compassionate, patient‑focused care.
Required skills
What we offer
- Fixed‑term contract (approximately 24 months) with casual hours as needed.
- Salary $73,109 – $80,524 per annum plus 12% superannuation.
- Post‑graduate allowance up to 7.5% and rural professional development allowance.
- Salary packaging benefits, fitness passport for you and family, and regional allowances.
- Opportunity to work in a scenic location with a supportive health community.
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Department of Health, Tasmania
St Helens