Healthcare Australia (HCA) is seeking experienced Acute Registered Nurses (RN) with Medical and Surgical ward experience for agency shifts across leading Wollongong hospitals.
If you’re looking for flexible nursing shifts, competitive agency rates, and consistent work, this is an excellent opportunity to take control of your roster while expanding your acute clinical experience.
Why Join Healthcare Australia?
Flexible agency shifts across Wollongong hospitals
Competitive pay rates with weekly pay
QuickPay available on eligible shifts
Manage shifts through the eHCA app
24/7 consultant support
Free uniform and ID badge
$500 RN sign-on bonus (T&Cs apply)
Referral bonuses and rewards program
Requirements
Current AHPRA Registration (Registered Nurse)
Minimum 2 years Acute Care RN experience
Recent Medical and/or Surgical ward experience
Current National Police Check
Current NSW Working With Children Check
Strong clinical assessment and communication skills
Ability to work across a variety of hospital settings
Full Australian working rights
About Healthcare Australia
Healthcare Australia is Australia’s leading healthcare workforce provider, connecting Registered Nurses with flexible agency opportunities across public and private hospitals nationwide.
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If you’re an experienced Acute Care Registered Nurse seeking Medical/Surgical agency shifts in Wollongong, apply today and enjoy flexible work, excellent pay rates, and ongoing opportunities.
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