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Bring Your Nursing Skills Somewhere They Truly Matter
At Heal at Home, you can use your nursing knowledge to make a visible difference in people’s everyday lives. Our nurses support children, adults and older Australians with routine, complex and high clinical needs in their own homes and communities. You can build meaningful professional relationships, see the impact of your care and help people live with greater safety, confidence and independence.
You will be joining an organisation where nursing is not one small part of what we do—it is our entire focus. Your clinical judgement is valued, your professional growth is encouraged and you are supported by nurses who understand the opportunities and responsibilities of community practice. If you want nursing work that is personal, clinically meaningful and connected to a genuine purpose—and an organisation that invests in your confidence, knowledge and development—there may be a place for you at Heal at Home.
Our Recruitment Process
Clear Steps Towards Joining Our Team
Apply or Express Your Interest
Review & Interview
Credentials & Checks
Clinical Capability Review
Offer & Onboarding
Participant Preparation
Eligibility
General Eligibility Requirements
- Requirements depend on the position, but applicants may need to provide:
- Current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, where required for the role
- Evidence of relevant qualifications and employment history
- A current resume and details of professional referees
- Evidence of continuing professional development and relevant clinical competencies
- Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check or other police screening
- NDIS Worker Screening Check where the role requires it
- Working with Children Check where the role involves children and the relevant jurisdiction requires it
- Evidence of current immunisation or health screening where required by law, contract, clinical risk or the service setting
- Current first aid or cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification where required
- A current driver’s licence and reliable transport where travel is an inherent requirement
- Evidence of Australian working rights
Why Choose Heal at Home?
More Purpose, More Variety and More Opportunities to Grow
- At Heal at Home, nurses are supported to use their clinical skills, judgement and experience to make a meaningful difference in community care. You can build genuine relationships with clients while supporting their comfort, safety, recovery and independence.
- With varied clinical opportunities, structured orientation, modern care systems and support from experienced nursing professionals, you can continue to develop your skills while working across diverse metropolitan and regional communities.
What Our Clients Say About Heal at Home
See what our clients and families have to say about their experience with Heal at Home and our personalised in-home nursing and care services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Opportunities may include community registered nursing, clinical assessments, wound care, continence and catheter care, complex and high intensity nursing, hospital transition support, care planning, clinical education and staff competency assessment. Available roles depend on location and service demand.
Heal at Home provides nursing and nursing only. Our nursing team is engaged to undertake clinical nursing work within the requirements of each role, not general disability support work or domestic assistance.
Relevant community experience is valuable, particularly for roles involving independent assessment or complex care. Some opportunities may suit nurses moving into community practice where appropriate orientation, supervision and support can be provided.
NDIS or disability nursing experience may be required or preferred for some positions. We also value transferable experience from community health, aged care, acute care, paediatrics, rehabilitation, palliative care and other relevant clinical settings.
Yes. Heal at Home provides structured orientation according to the nurse’s role, experience and assigned clinical work. This may include organisational orientation, digital systems, policies, documentation, community safety, participant-specific care, equipment and consumables, supported practice, competency review and access to experienced clinicians.
Heal at Home promotes communication with clinical leads and access to experienced nurses and clinical experts. The appropriate support depends on the client, clinical issue, service arrangements and urgency, but nurses are encouraged to ask questions and escalate concerns rather than work beyond their knowledge or competence.
Where relevant to the nurse’s role and clients, orientation and continuing education may include current clinical equipment, devices, products and consumables. Learning can involve practical demonstrations, expert guidance, evidence-based resources, manufacturer information and education through clinical partners or suppliers.
Experienced nurses with suitable subject knowledge, practical competence and education or assessment capability may be considered for training and competency assessment work.
Some opportunities may provide flexibility, but arrangements depend on the position, client needs, region, service schedules and business requirements. The applicable hours and engagement conditions are discussed for each vacancy.
Not necessarily. Heal at Home’s organisational memberships and affiliation may provide professional benefits or learning opportunities subject to the terms of each program. Individual membership is separate unless the relevant organisation confirms otherwise.
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Our Clinical Partners
We work with and maintain professional affiliations with respected Australian nursing and clinical organisations.
Wounds Australia
Clinical Partner
Continence Health
Australia Member
Australian College of Nursing
Affiliate Member
