Registered Nurses (RN) – Women's Estate | South Queensland Correctional Centre

Location: South Queensland Correctional Centre, QLD
Contract: 3-Month Temporary Contracts
Shifts: 9.5-hour shifts | No Night Shifts

About the Role

WorkPac Health & Social Care is seeking experienced Registered Nurses to join the healthcare team at the Women's Estate at South Queensland Correctional Centre on 3-month temporary contracts.

This is a outstanding prospect for RNs looking to gain experience in a correctional healthcare environment, providing quality healthcare and clinical support to women within a custodial setting.

You'll work alongside a multidisciplinary healthcare team, supporting patients with their medical needs while enjoying consistent day and afternoon shifts, with no overnight shifts required.

Shift Details
Morning: 6:00am – 3:30pm
Afternoon: 12:00pm – 9:30pm
9.5-hour shifts
No night shifts
3-month contract prospects

Essential Requirements
Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse.
Previous nursing experience.




Existing IEMR/PMR training or willingness to complete the required orientation.
Strong clinical assessment and medication management skills.
Ability to work confidently within a correctional healthcare environment.

IEMR/PMR Training & Orientation

Candidates must be IEMR/PMR trained to independently pick up shifts at the facility.

Candidates who do not currently have IEMR/PMR training will be required to complete a 2-day orientation before commencing shifts.

Please note: The 2-day orientation is unpaid and must be completed at the candidate's own expense.

Why Work With Us?
3-month temporary contract opportunities.
No overnight shifts.
Consistent 9.5-hour shifts.
Opportunity to gain valuable correctional healthcare experience.
Day and afternoon shifts available.

Interested?

If you're a Registered Nurse looking for your next opportunity and have the skills and experience required, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!

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