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Nursing and midwifery careers

Work in an inclusive and innovative workplace committed to professional development

Nursing and midwifery careers

We are uniquely positioned as an evolving and expanding health care provider in the fastest growing health service in WA – the South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) (external site).

Nursing and midwifery careers at Peel Health Campus provides an opportunity to work in diverse, inclusive and innovative workplaces committed to providing a flexible work/life balance.

Whether caring for newborns, children and adolescents, adults or seniors, our nurses share a passion to make a difference. From multidisciplinary teams to autonomous roles, Peel Health Campus offers rewarding careers, where humanity meets healthcare. Read more about the benefits of working with SMHS and about living and working in the Peel region (external site).

Our nurses and midwives work across clinical, managerial and education disciplines. Whether you are a graduate or an experienced nurse, we encourage you to find out more about our opportunities.

Nurses in the WA Health system are employed under either the Enrolled Nurses, Assistants in Nursing and Health Workers Agreement (UWU) or the Nurses and Midwives Agreement (ANF).

UWU roles include:

  • enrolled nurse
  • assistant in nursing

Read about the conditions, salaries, entitlements and provisions of United Workers in theWA Health System – United Workers Union (WA) - Industrial Agreement (external site).

ANF roles include:

  • clinical nurse/midwife
  • coordinator nursing
  • midwife
  • nurse coordinator/director/manager/unit manager
  • nurse educator
  • nurse practitioner
  • registered nurse
  • staff development nurse.

See the conditions, salaries, entitlements and provisions for these roles in the WA Health System – ANF – Industrial Agreement (external site).

Search WA Health jobs (external site) for recruitment opportunities at Peel Health Campus.

Graduate Nurse and Midwifery Program

We can offer you a positive and rewarding start to your professional career as well as the chance to be part of our friendly and dynamic nursing team.

Our Graduate Program is a 12-month fixed term contract with two clinical rotations of 6 months each. We have:

  • registered nurse intakes twice each year (February and August)
  • a registered midwifery intake once a year (February)
  • an enrolled nurse intake once a year (August).

Our staff are committed to providing a supportive environment where you will be assisted to develop clinical competence and safe practice.

All enrolled and registered nurse and midwifery graduates are required to apply for positions online at GradConnect (external site).

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Last Updated: 29/07/2024

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