| Nurse Practitioner Employment Opportunities |
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Emergency Nurse Practitioners Central Northern Adelaide Health Services, Lyell McEwin Hospital, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Modbury Hospital Indicative Total Remuneration: $101,141 - $105,613 - RN3; $105,815 - $109,625 - RN4 - Multiple positions: Perm F/T As part of the State Government strategy to increase the number of Emergency Nurse Practitioners (ENPs), new positions are now available for motivated and dedicated nurses who are working towards authorisation as an Emergency Nurse Practitioner or are already authorised Emergency Nurse Practitioners who are ready to take on the challenge of assisting our metropolitan Emergency Departments. Positions are available at the following locations:
Emergency Nurse Practitioner Employment The increase in the number of Emergency Nurse Practitioners will build on the already successful model of care implemented throughout the State over the past five years, and is part of the commitment to ongoing provision of consistent, effective and safe care for people in the community. Working within established services, our Emergency Nurse Practitioners provide customer-focused services incorporating advanced clinical nursing care, education, consultancy, research, management and mentoring. Our aim is to facilitate best practice and cost effective patient care in collaboration with medical and allied health care professionals, resulting in the best possible care for patients within Emergency Departments. We are looking for Emergency Nurse Practitioners or Practitioner Candidates who are keen to work in an environment that values their quick thinking and clear decision making skills in critical situations. We have multiple roles on offer across a range of emergency department locations. You will have access to:
For further information and to apply please visit www.health.sa.gov.au/careers Job Ref: 1228. For information about placing an advertisement on our site please contact the:
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| Nurse GP plan bad for patients: AMA |
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The Age June 13, 2008 A federal government plan to increase the role of nurses in general practice will both endanger patients' lives and be costly, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) says. |
