Clinical Nurse for a specialised Cardiology Clinic Canberra Heart Rhythm Centre is a specialised Cardiac Electrophysiology clinic in Canberra, dedicated for patients with heart rhythm disorders.
We are looking for a dynamic and experienced professional for a busy specialist Medical practice in Canberra comprising of Cardiology and Cardiac Electrophysiology.
We are a large team made up of a positive and enthusiastic group and are looking for a keen individual to join us.
We are focused on both individual and team-based work, to provide excellent care to patients.
Overview of the position We are looking for an enthusiastic, dynamic and responsible Clinical nurse to be part of our clinical and Nursing team at Canberra Heart Rhythm Centre.
The Clinical Nurse will provide an overarching role in supporting the clinical and administrative team along with undertaking clinical and research work.
The position is permanent part-time or full-time involving: Providing nursing care to the management of complex patients seen in the specialised clinics Assistance in clinics as a physician assistant role Performing cardiac diagnostic services alongside clinicians and cardiac technician team (e.g.
exercise stress tests, ECG) Managing nurse helpline regarding patient's medical issues or questions Theatre management (pre-operative and post-operative calls + wound checks) The specialised nurse clinics are a protocol-based care delivery intended for patients with specific heart conditions.
All clinics are managed under the supervision and direction of Dr Rajeev Pathak.
Research component includes helping with clinical trials, education and providing information to patients and helping clinical trial team with data collection.
The main responsibilities of the Clinical nurse will be to act as the "key" person for all aspects of nursing management and liaising with other staff across three campuses: Canberra Hospital, National Capital Hospital and Canberra Heart Rhythm.
Working environment: Canberra Heart Rhythm is located in Garran, Canberra.
Our team comprises of 18 staff (administration, nurses, sonographers, research assistants and cardiac scientists), 3 of those being within the nursing team.
You will work with all staff closely on a daily basis to correctly analyse and provide appropriate follow-ups for each individual patient.
The team is supportive and will assist in guiding your education and training to a point where you are comfortable to work independently.
Stable hours with no on-call expectations or shift work.
Job flexibility (Willing to work around school drop-off hours) Annual leave loading - 17.5%.
Supportive working environment Diverse and engaging career progression Offering long-term position Eligibility/Other Requirements 2 years experience in nursing role Mandatory: Qualified nurse with Current Registration Core competencies in: Ability to work efficiently and take initiative.
Assess work priorities and manage conflicting deadlines.
Work independently as well as in a team and take instructions from the physician.
Well-developed verbal, written communication skills and interpersonal skills to work effectively as part of a team.
Demonstrated competency with computer software packages in the Microsoft Office suite, in particular Word, Excel and Outlook.
Ability to take new challenges and work in a fast-paced clinical environment, and cope well with stressful situations.
Interview date: TBC with each successful candidate within next 1-2 weeks.
Training: provided on-site and online / clinic resources Role: permanent Full-time, we may offer job share or flexible work with a suitable candidate.
If you are looking for a challenging but supportive and thriving environment, this position is the one for you.
Please apply with your CV and a cover letter.
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