KangRecruit specializes in connecting qualified healthcare professionals with leading employers across Australia's thriving medical sector. Whether you're an experienced nurse or starting your caregiving journey, we'll match you with ideal positions in hospitals, aged care facilities, and community health services.
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Australian nursing qualifications are respected worldwide, offering you international career mobility and professional prestige.
Enjoy attractive remuneration packages with benefits that often exceed global standards in the healthcare sector.
Work with state-of-the-art medical technology in some of the world's most modern healthcare environments.
Australian employers prioritize reasonable working hours and generous leave entitlements for healthcare professionals.
Access to continuous professional development and clear pathways for specialization and advancement.
Nursing is on Australia's skilled occupation list, making visa sponsorship and permanent residency pathways available.
Australia offers diverse opportunities across the healthcare sector. Explore the most in-demand positions we regularly recruit for:
| Job Title | Typical Workplace | Key Duties & Responsibilities | Qualifications Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registered Nurse (RN) | Hospitals, Aged Care Facilities, Clinics |
|
Bachelor of Nursing, AHPRA registration |
| Enrolled Nurse (EN) | Clinics, Nursing Homes, Community Health |
|
Diploma of Nursing, AHPRA registration |
| Aged Care Worker | Residential Care, Home Care, Retirement Villages |
|
Certificate III/IV in Aged Care |
| Disability Support Worker | Group Homes, Community Settings, NDIS Providers |
|
Certificate III/IV in Disability |
| Mental Health Nurse | Psychiatric Hospitals, Clinics, Community Mental Health |
|
Mental Health Nursing qualification, AHPRA registration |
| Paediatric Care Assistant | Children's Hospitals, Home Care, Schools |
|
Certificate III/IV in Childcare or equivalent |
| Palliative Care Nurse | Hospices, Home Care, Hospitals |
|
Palliative Care qualification, AHPRA registration |
| Community Health Worker | Public Health Centres, NGOs, Outreach Programs |
|
Certificate IV in Community Services or equivalent |
| Home Care Nurse | Private Homes, Community Nursing |
|
Nursing qualification, AHPRA registration |
| Personal Care Assistant (PCA) | Aged Care Facilities, Home Care |
|
Certificate III in Individual Support |
$70,000 - $110,000/year
Depending on experience, specialization, and location. Critical care and emergency nurses typically earn at the higher end.
$55,000 - $80,000/year
With potential for higher earnings in specialized areas or with additional qualifications.
$50,000 - $75,000/year
Plus penalty rates for evening, weekend, and holiday work in many facilities.
*Salary ranges are indicative and may vary based on location, employer, experience level, and shift patterns. All figures in AUD.
KangRecruit simplifies your journey to working in Australia's healthcare sector with our streamlined 5-step process:
Free assessment of your qualifications and career goals.
We help prepare your CV, cover letters, and certifications.
We connect you with suitable employers across Australia.
Mock interviews and cultural orientation sessions.
Visa assistance, housing help, and settling-in services.
Registered Nurse, Melbourne
"KangRecruit made my transition to Australia seamless. From helping with my AHPRA registration to finding the perfect hospital position, their support was invaluable. I've been working here for 2 years now and couldn't be happier with my decision."
Aged Care Worker, Brisbane
"As someone with 10 years experience in aged care, I was nervous about moving countries. KangRecruit matched me with a wonderful facility that values my experience. The relocation package they negotiated was beyond my expectations."
Mental Health Nurse, Sydney
"The specialized mental health nursing opportunities KangRecruit found for me were exactly what I was looking for. Their knowledge of the Australian healthcare system saved me months of research. I started working within 3 months of first contacting them."
To work as a Registered Nurse in Australia, you'll need a Bachelor of Nursing degree and registration with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency). For Enrolled Nurses, a Diploma of Nursing is required. International applicants may need to complete additional assessments or bridging courses depending on their country of qualification.
The timeline varies depending on your circumstances, but typically takes 3-6 months from initial application to job placement. This includes document verification, skills assessment (if required), employer matching, interview process, and visa processing. Some specialized roles or locations may have faster processing times.
Yes, most nursing positions require proof of English proficiency. Typically, you'll need IELTS (Academic) with a minimum score of 7.0 in each component, or OET with at least a B in each component. Some exceptions apply for applicants from English-speaking countries or those who completed their nursing education in English.
Yes, most work visas allow you to include family members (spouse and dependent children) in your application. Your family members will typically have work and study rights in Australia. KangRecruit can provide detailed advice about visa options for your specific family situation.
Our support continues well after you arrive! We help with finding accommodation, setting up bank accounts and Medicare, understanding your workplace rights, and connecting with local communities. We also offer ongoing career support for promotions or specialty changes.
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