Clinical Nurse Specialist - Community Health Opportunity
The WA Country Health Service is seeking a talented and enthusiastic Clinical Nurse Specialist to join the Community Health Team in the Midwest. This role involves coordinating primary health care for vulnerable children and families within the community setting.
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Key Responsibilities:
* Coordinate primary health care services for vulnerable children and families in the community.
* Collaborate with key stakeholders, including healthcare professionals and community organizations, to improve health outcomes.
* Collect and analyze data to inform program development and service delivery.
* Act as a role model and consultant to other health professionals, providing guidance and support on community health nursing practices.
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Required Skills and Qualifications:
* Significant clinical knowledge, experience, and leadership in community health nursing.
* Knowledge of cultural factors and social determinants, particularly relating to Aboriginal health.
* Advanced interpersonal and communication skills in a multidisciplinary team.
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Benefits:
The successful applicant will enjoy a competitive salary and benefits package, including location-based allowances, paid study leave, salary packaging options, and professional development opportunities.
Additional incentives include the WA Country Health Service—Country Nursing and Midwifery Incentive Program, offering support of up to $17,000 over 12 months for eligible roles.
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Region Profile:
The WA Country Health Service Midwest region covers over 470,000 square kilometers, with a diverse population including 13% Aboriginal people.
The region is known for its natural environment and cultural diversity.
Applicants must undergo criminal record screening, integrity checks, and a satisfactory pre-employment health assessment.
The role also requires a Working With Children Check.
WA Health is committed to diversity and inclusion, encouraging applications from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal people, those with disabilities, and culturally diverse communities.