About the Role
Enrolled Nurses at YNA deliver exceptional care and professionalism backed by an experienced team.
You’ll have the prospect to work in a range of settings across multiple locations in metropolitan
Adelaide. You will be accountable for the provision of safe, holistic nursing care, applying excellent clinical
practice and ensuring a safe environment. We’ll back you every step of the way and always consider your
preferences to get the best experience as an agency team member.
About YNA
YNA is 100% South Australian owned and managed, supporting team members and clients nationally. We
place qualified ENs, RNs and AINs in hospitals and in the community. We pride ourselves on the support
we give to all our team members in every role. Know that you will be fully supported by an expert team of
qualified health professionals who know the challenges and requirements of your role.
Our streamlined application process means that you can apply and begin shifts in no time. We provide
complimentary fast-tracked criminal history screening and an in-house online learning platform to ensure
you are ready to start with all the necessary competencies and training.
What we offer
• Flexible works arrangements to suit you; occasional shifts or consistent weekly hours
• Book shifts via our easy-to-use YNA app
• Above award rates, paid weekly & 24/7 support
• Referral & milestone bonus schemes & interstate transfers
• Opportunity for regional & remote assignments
What you will bring to the role
• Current AHPRA registration
• Minimum 12 months acute post-graduate experience
• Strong communication skills
• Current Manual Handling & CPR certificates
• Current National Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check (NCCHC)
Apply online OR call.
YNA is committed to an inclusive workforce and encourages applications from people of culturally diverse
backgrounds, including those who identify as part of the Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
Community
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📌 Enrolled Nurse – Acute
🏢 Your Nursing Agency
📍 Australia