Company Description Australia RN Pathway (AuRNPathway) supports aspiring overseas-qualified Registered Nurses to achieve their goal of practicing in Australia.

The organization focuses on guiding nurses through the Australian registration process with structured, practical support.

AuRNPathway is known for its comprehensive OSCE preparatory curriculum, designed and delivered by experienced Nurse Educators. These educators have direct experience in preparing and assessing OSCE for nursing students in Australia, ensuring training closely reflects real assessment standards. The team is dedicated to providing high-quality education that builds confidence, clinical competence, and readiness for practice.

Role Description The Nurse Assessor/Educator is a part time, on-site role based in Melbourne Metropolitan Area.

This role involves planning, delivering, and evaluating OSCE-focused training sessions for overseas-qualified Registered Nurses, using evidence-based teaching methods and current Australian nursing standards.

The Nurse Assessor/Educator will conduct skills assessments, provide structured feedback, and document learners’ progress to ensure readiness for OSCE and safe clinical practice.

Daily responsibilities include developing teaching materials, facilitating workshops and simulation-based practice, mentoring learners, and collaborating with colleagues to refine curriculum and assessment tools.





The role also involves maintaining up-to-date knowledge of Australian nursing regulations and skilled requirements, contributing to continuous improvement of educational programs.

Qualifications

- Demonstrated clinical expertise as a Registered Nurse, with current or eligible registration and a strong understanding of Australian nursing standards and practices.
- Experience in nursing education, including lesson planning, delivering training sessions, and using adult learning principles in classroom and simulation settings.
- Strong assessment and feedback skills, with the ability to objectively evaluate clinical competence and provide clear, constructive guidance to diverse learners.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to work effectively with culturally diverse groups and support learners with varying levels of experience.
- Organizational and documentation skills, including maintaining accurate assessment records, preparing reports, and contributing to curriculum development.
- Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (or equivalent), with post-graduate qualifications in education or clinical specialty considered an advantage.
- Previous experience with OSCE preparation or simulation-based assessment is highly desirable.
- Commitment to professional development, ethical practice, and creating an inclusive, supportive learning environment.

📌 Nurse Assessor/Educator (Melbourne)
🏢 AuRNPathway
📍 Melbourne