• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse and a recognised nursing qualification.
• At least 6 months of relevant post-registration nursing experience. Community, home care, aged care or disability nursing experience is highly regarded.
• Practical experience in wound care, continence support and/or catheter care appropriate to your scope. You do not need to specialise in every area to apply.
• Clear communication, sound clinical judgement, accurate documentation and a respectful, person-centred approach.
• A current driver's licence, reliable vehicle and willingness to travel between community visits.
• Confidence using a smartphone, electronic progress notes and rostering applications.

• Undertake nursing assessments, identify risks and develop, implement and review individual care plans.
• Provide wound assessment, dressing changes, skin integrity monitoring and pressure injury prevention; escalate complex or deteriorating wounds.
• Assess continence needs, support individual continence plans and provide practical education to clients and carers.
• Provide catheter monitoring, hygiene, maintenance and education. Catheter insertion or replacement is undertaken only when trained, competent and authorised.
• Administer and monitor prescribed medications and treatments within your scope and the client's care plan.
• Monitor clinical changes, recognise deterioration and coordinate timely escalation to GPs, specialist services or emergency care.
• Maintain accurate, timely progress notes and communicate with clients, families, carers and the wider care team.
• Provide appropriate delegation and supervision to ENs where required.

• Current National Police Check and relevant worker screening clearances, including NDIS Worker Screening where required for the placement.
• Current First Aid, CPR and Manual Handling certificates, or willingness to update these before placement.
• Evidence of vaccinations required by CCNASA and the relevant client or placement.
• Australian work rights and availability to work in South Australia. Visa sponsorship is not available; overseas applications will not be considered.

• Flexible casual opportunities matched to your availability, clinical skills and preferred locations.
• Community nursing work that supports clients to remain comfortable and independent at home.
• Support from CCNASA's local recruitment, rostering and clinical team, with 24/7 agency support.
• Opportunities to use and develop your community nursing skills across a variety of client needs.

How to Apply

Apply through CCNASA's online application portal. Include your current CV, AHPRA registration details, availability, preferred locations and relevant wound care, continence or catheter care training and experience.

For enquiries, call (08) 7226 9656. All suitably qualified applicants are welcome. Placements are subject to screening, verified competencies and client requirements.