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Registered Nurse – AOD (Mon–Fri) | No Shift Work

Australia Healthcare Australia Estimated salary: Approximately AUD $50–$65 per hour, or AUD $100,000–$125,000 per year, depending on experience, qualifications and employment arrangement
Role summary

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This role suits an AHPRA-registered nurse with current Australian registration and experience in alcohol and other drug (AOD) services, mental health, rehabilitation, community nursing or related clinical care. The successful candidate is expected to complete comprehensive assessments, develop and review care plans, administer and monitor treatment, support withdrawal management, provide health education and maintain accurate clinical records. Strong communication, sound clinical judgment, confidentiality and a non-judgmental, recovery-focused approach are essential. Candidates should work effectively with multidisciplinary teams, manage risk appropriately and meet all relevant Australian healthcare, medication-management and workplace-safety requirements. The Monday-to-Friday schedule and absence of shift work require reliability, organisation and a commitment to consistent daytime patient support.

About the employer

Healthcare Australia is a major Australian healthcare workforce and services provider. The organisation supports hospitals, clinics, aged-care facilities, community services and other healthcare employers by supplying qualified medical, nursing and allied-health professionals. It also provides healthcare staffing, recruitment, training and workforce-management solutions across Australia. Healthcare Australia operates through a broad national network and offers opportunities for permanent, temporary, contract and casual professionals. Its roles may provide exposure to diverse clinical settings, while compliance with professional registration, screening and workplace requirements is central to the employment process. For nurses, the company can offer access to a range of assignments and career pathways, subject to available vacancies and the candidate’s experience, registration status and preferred location.

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