ABOUT YOU

To succeed in this role, you will bring a strong clinical skillset in a hospital setting with experience in general medical nursing. You will have exceptional communication skills and a passion for delivering excellent client care and customer service.

You will also bring;

• Relevant qualifications and Registration with AHPRA
• Minimum of two years’ post graduate experience in cancer care experience
• Competent in the administration of cytotoxic treatments
• Competent in CVAD and cannulation
• Extensive knowledge of chemotherapy and blood products.
• Previous experience as a clinical nurse position highly desirable
• Ability to manage designated portfolio and display strong leadership skills.
• Demonstrates excellent time management, clinical problem solving and organisational skills
• Proven ability to work effectively in a health-care team, and positively influence the performance of other staff
• Relevant post-grad certificate or similar relevant post graduate qualification is desirable

ABOUT US

St Andrew’s Ipswich Private Hospital is a fully accredited advanced surgical, medical and obstetric hospital situated 5 mins from the Ipswich CBD.
St Andrew’s is an acute care hospital committed to providing the highest standard of specialised services, skilled personnel and sophisticated technologies.
The Hospital is owned and operated by Ramsay Health Care, a global operator of private hospitals and primary care clinics with 72 Australian sites employing over 34,000 people. We have been focused on delivering high-quality patient care and practising the Ramsay Way philosophy of ‘People Caring for People’ since 1964.

REQUIREMENTS

• Must provide a National Police check conducted within the previous 12 months
• According to the role, Ramsay may require a Working-With-Children check and proof of immunisation against infectious diseases.

St Andrew’s Ipswich Private Hospital Infusion Unit specialises in the care and support of patients requiring infusion and anticancer treatments for chronic illness and cancer including: chemotherapy, haematological treatments, iron infusions, blood infusions and specialist drug infusions.
As the Clinical Nurse you will be responsible for providing expert clinical nursing care to patients. You will work collaboratively with a team of support clinicians to get the best patient outcome. This is a permanent part-time role.

This role will involve, but is not limited to:

• Acting as a professional resource and demonstrating broad knowledge in all facets of caring for patients to ensure the highest levels of nursing care.
• Supervising and supporting staff within the unit
• Participate in Quality improvement Programs in line with organisational and departmental strategic plans.
• A person who can take on responsibilities of a senior clinician within a team