Attractive salary packages starting at $103,848 (Level 1) and $116,873 (Level 2) PLUS Superannuation and additional benefitsRelocation assistance up to $10,000 PLUS Accommodation allowance of $13,000Work in the breathtaking Kimberley region, experiencing its unique landscapes and cultureOpportunity to make a meaningful impact in improving health outcomes in the Kimberley regionWhy Relocate to the Kimberley Region, WA?The Kimberley region, located in the remote and beautiful northwest corner of Western Australia, offers an unparalleled lifestyle surrounded by landscapes and a strong sense of community. Known for its attractions like the Bungle Bungles, Horizontal Falls, and Cable Beach, the Kimberley combines natural wonder with a warm, relaxed lifestyle.
Despite its remoteness, the Kimberley region is well-connected. Broome is about a2.5-hour flight from Perth. For those preferring to drive, the Kimberley is an adventurer's dream, reachable via the Great Northern Highway, offering scenic views along the way.
What's in it for you?Earn attractive base salaries starting at $103,848 (Level 1) and $116,873 (Level 2) PLUS Superannuation and a great host of benefits:
Salary packaging up to $30,000Accommodation allowance of $13,000Relocation assistance of up to $5,000 for national candidates and $10,000 for international candidatesAnnual airfare allowance providedFive weeks of annual leaveProfessional development opportunities within Kimberley Renal Services and KAMSGreat career growth initiative within Kimberley Renal Services and KAMSAbout Kimberley Renal Services (KRS)Kimberley Renal Services (KRS) is a subsidiary of Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Ltd, dedicated to providing haemodialysis services in the Kimberley region. Our purpose-built facilities in Broome, Fitzroy Crossing, Kununurra, and Derby allow patients to receive high-quality care closer to home.
At KRS, we are committed to meeting the needs of the community and ensuring safe, holistic care for renal patients throughout their healthcare journey. Our team of dedicated healthcare professionals, including General Practitioners, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, and Aboriginal Health Worker Practitioners, work together to provide exceptional patient care.
About the OpportunityKimberley Renal Services is seeking qualified and passionate Registered Dialysis Nurses (RN Levels 1 & 2) to join their dedicated teams at Kimberley Renal Services, providing dialysis services across our centres in Kununurra, Derby, and Fitzroy Crossing.
In this role, you will:
Deliver culturally safe nursing care to patients in line with best practice guidelinesProvide support and mentorship to junior staff and participate in team developmentManage a client caseload and contribute to quality improvement initiativesWork collaboratively within the multidisciplinary team to achieve patient-centred careBuilding on the responsibilities of Level 1, RN Level 2 nurses take on additional leadership and clinical oversight roles. In addition to the duties listed above, Level 2 nurses will:
Coordinate shifts and provide support to the clinical teamMentor junior staff with a focus on skill developmentLevel 2 nurses bring extensive expertise in renal dialysis nursing and serve as senior members of the team, offering mentorship and leadership to ensure excellence in patient care.
Both roles offer a unique opportunity to develop remote healthcare and renal care expertise while building meaningful relationships with patients. As part of the roles, candidates should be prepared to occasionally travel to provide medical assistance in nearby areas.
Who are we looking for?To excel in this position, you will:
Hold a Nursing Qualification and current registration with Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)Have at least 12 months' experience in haemodialysis nursing or be enrolled in a recognised training programShow a commitment to cultural safety and the philosophy of Aboriginal Community ControlDemonstrate effective interpersonal communication and organisational skillsTo be successful in this role, you will:
Hold a Nursing Qualification and current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)Have a minimum of five years' experience in renal dialysis nursingDemonstrate cultural competence and a commitment to community-led healthcarePossess initiative and a proactive approach to improving patient care and outcomesA renal certificate is highly regarded but not essential for either level.
People who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander are encouraged to apply. Take the Next StepIf you are passionate about making a difference to be part of a team committed to improving the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Kimberley region, we encourage you to Apply NOW! Please note: Candidates must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (three doses) and willing to obtain a National Police Clearance before commencement.
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