Typically hold
- A Diploma of Nursing
- Current AHPRA registration as an enrolled nurse
- A current national police check
Where they work
- Residential aged care
- Hospitals and health services
- Community care
Typical duties
- Deliver nursing care within their scope
- Assist with medication as permitted
- Take observations and report changes
- Support wound care and personal care
- Maintain accurate notes
What makes a good fit
Reliable and team-mindedAttention to detailKind and patient with residentsWilling to ask when unsure
Shifts and arrangements
- Morning, afternoon and night shifts
- Regular or casual
- Short-notice cover where available
Where they work
How it works
- Tell us what you needRole, place, dates and shift times.
- We match and checkSkills and compliance records are matched to your service.
- You get the detailsWe confirm who is coming before the shift.
- We follow upYour feedback shapes the next match.
Checked before every placement
- Identity and right to work
- National police check
- Qualifications and registration
- NDIS Worker Screening where relevant
- References
- Immunisation and mandatory training
Common questions
Do ENs work alone?
ENs work under the direction of a registered nurse. Tell us how your service is staffed.