Registered Nurse – Casual

GenesisCare

. Provide high-quality nursing care, ensuring patients’ physical and psychological needs are supported throughout treatment.

Posted 10/2/2026full-timeBrisbane • AustraliaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in providing high-quality nursing care in Radiation Oncology, with a focus on patient education, wound management, and adherence to clinical protocols. Committed to ongoing professional development and maintaining best-practice standards in patient care.

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AHPRA RegistrationOncology Nursing ExperienceWound Care ManagementISBAR CommunicationClinical Judgement

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Hard Skills

Patient EducationMedication AdministrationWound ManagementClinical DocumentationRadiation Oncology Standards

Soft Skills

Interpersonal SkillsEmpathyCompassionAnalytical SkillsProblem-Solving Skills

Certifications & Qualifications

Registered Nurse

Industry Keywords

Radiation OncologyNSQHS StandardsClinical GovernanceQuality ImprovementMultidisciplinary Team Collaboration

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide high-quality nursing care, ensuring patients’ physical and psychological needs are supported throughout treatment.
Provide patient education and support before, during and following radiation therapy.
Undertake direct patient care, including wound management and medication administration in accordance with practice protocols.
Manage the nursing needs of patients attending the clinic each day.
Collaborate with radiation therapists, medical physicists, patient services and other multidisciplinary team members.
Document, communicate and action patient interactions and clinical information.
Monitor and maintain procedures, protocols, practices and clinical guidelines in line with best-practice Radiation Oncology nursing standards.
Follow medication management protocols and clinical governance requirements.
Use ISBAR communication for patient handover and communication with relevant health and allied health services.
Demonstrate reliability, flexibility and commitment to an exceptional patient experience.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Hold current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse.
Ideally have a minimum of two years’ post-graduate nursing experience.
Have previous oncology or cancer care experience, although this is not essential as Radiation Oncology nursing training will be provided.
Have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and can demonstrate empathy and compassion for patients and their families.
Have well-developed clinical judgement, analytical and problem-solving skills.
Are confident in wound care management.
Demonstrate a commitment to best-practice principles, quality improvement and the NSQHS Standards.
Are committed to ongoing professional development and learning.
Certain roles may require evidence of vaccination against, or non-susceptibility to, specified vaccine-preventable diseases.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Enjoy the flexibility of a casual nursing position.
Work within a supportive, close-knit multidisciplinary team.
No night shifts – enjoy a better work/life balance.
Have the time to provide personalised, high-quality care and build meaningful relationships with patients throughout their treatment.
Access internal and external training and development opportunities.
Uniform provided following the probationary period.
Be part of a collaborative and supportive national healthcare community.
Access employee benefits including Qantas membership discounts, gym and swim membership discounts, Bupa discounts and Flare benefits.
Access health and wellbeing initiatives and events.
You and your family will have access to free, confidential support through our Employee Assistance Program, including financial, nutritional and wellbeing coaching, legal advice and counselling.