About the Role

As an Emergency Department Nurse, you will be an integral part of a highly skilled team delivering compassionate, evidence‑based care in one of Western Australia's busiest emergency services. You will assess, prioritise, and manage a diverse case mix, utilising strong clinical judgement and teamwork to deliver timely and effective patient care. Supported by experienced clinicians and structured professional development opportunities, this role offers the chance to grow your emergency nursing skills while making a meaningful impact on patient outcomes.

The Emergency Department operates 24/7 and provides care to a broad range of presentations across adult, paediatric, mental health observation and resuscitation areas, with dedicated support from multidisciplinary teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, high‑quality emergency nursing care across a diverse patient cohort
• Conduct comprehensive assessments, formulate care plans, and implement interventions
• Utilise clinical expertise to monitor and respond to rapidly changing patient conditions
• Communicate effectively with patients, families and multidisciplinary colleagues
• Document clinical care accurately and uphold professional standards
• Prioritise and organise workload in a fast‑paced emergency setting
• Support quality improvement initiatives and contribute to a positive ED culture

About You

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
• Minimum of 2 years' Emergency Department experience essential
• Demonstrated emergency nursing skills and ability to work autonomously
• Effective communicator with strong clinical reasoning and problem‑solving skills
• Ability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams
• Commitment to continuous professional development and quality care
• Experience across adult and paediatric emergency presentations is desirable

Company Culture

This organisation fosters a supportive and inclusive culture grounded in respect, teamwork, and continuous improvement. Clinical excellence, collaboration and patient‑centred practice are at the core of how teams deliver care. Staff are encouraged to develop their skills through structured learning pathways and supported to achieve work‑life balance while contributing positively to community health.