Start your nursing career with purpose, support, and real impact.
Not your typical graduate role—gain experience across primary care, mental health and emergency response from day one.
Join our Transition to Professional Practice Program (TPPP) and build confidence in a unique correctional health environment. This is a structured pathway designed to support and grow you into a capable Registered Nurse.
What You'll Experience
- Exposure to primary care, mental health & emergency response
- Development of key clinical skills including wound care & cannulation
- Ongoing mentorship and support from experienced clinicians
- Working within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team
Not Your Typical Nursing Role
This isn't a standard ward-based position. You'll gain broader clinical exposure, build skills faster, and care for a unique and underserved population—making a real impact every day
Why Clarence Correctional Centre?
Work in a modern, well-resourced facility with a supportive team, diverse patient cohort, and strong opportunities to develop across multiple clinical areas.
About the Role
Full-time, rotating roster based in Grafton NSW. Deliver patient-centred care within a secure, structured environment while supporting rehabilitation outcomes.
Relocate to the Northern Rivers
Enjoy coastal living, national parks, and a relaxed lifestyle with easy access to Byron Bay, Yamba and Coffs Harbour. Relocation support is available to help you make the move.
What You'll Bring
- Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
- Commitment to patient-centred care
- Willingness to complete required clearances
Applications close 30 August. Please note, applicants will not be contacted prior to this date.
For a confidential chat:
Nikki White – Talent Acquisition Business Partner
+61 428 926 ***
***********@serco-ap.com
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