Where your nursing career meets adventure, culture, connection and meaningful care.
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Temporary Full time | 12 Months (with possibility of extension)
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About the role
Join a supportive multidisciplinary team delivering acute and primary healthcare services in a unique remote setting. As a Clinical Nurse, you'll provide advanced clinical care, lead nursing practice, support and mentor team members, and contribute to improved health outcomes across the community.
This role also includes participation in the on-call roster, providing after-hours emergency response and care when it matters most.
Why Torres and Cape?
A career with Torres and Cape HHS offers more than just a job. Here, you'll work at the top of your scope, broaden your clinical skills and experience healthcare in a way that's both professionally rewarding and personally enriching. You'll become part of a close-knit community, work alongside dedicated colleagues, and gain experiences that will shape your career and stay with you for life.
TCHHS warmly encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses to apply. Cultural knowledge, lived experience,
and connection to community are highly valued and strengthen the care we deliver across Torres Strait and Cape York.
Salary & Benefits
Base salary of $4,390.00 - $4,700.90 per fortnight
12.75% employer superannuation contribution
17.5% annual leave loading
Relocation and accommodation assistance
Remote Area Nursing Incentive Package
Career development opportunities and world-class trainin
More information:Workplace perks | Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service|Salary and benefits | Careers (health.qld.gov.au)
Living in Kowanyama
Immersing yourself in nature, from the outback to tropical rainforests, coral reefs and extraordinary landscapes.
Short commute to work, allowing greater work/life balance
Imagine yourself here?
Find out about Torres and Cape HHS and the Torres Strait and Cooktown and Cape York regions on the Tropical North Queensland website.