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We pride ourselves on providing a personalised service to Overseas Nurses who are looking to work in Australia. Below you will find some helpful information and links about kickstarting your nursing career in Australia. For any further questions please feel free to Contact Our Team.
It is a mandatory requirement that all nurses working with us have a current and valid registration. Details can be obtained from the AHPRA website or see further details below.
All nurses applying from overseas should have a valid working visa to work in Australia. Please see the link below for further information.
It is compulsory for all nurses to go through an internal security screening process to work in Australia. See link below to begin your Criminal Record Check.
WWCC is a mandatory security protocol for all nurses working in NSW hospitals. Follow the link below to submit your online application by clicking ‘Apply’.
It is mandatory for NSW Health Workers to show proof of their immunity to certain diseases. Please click on the link below for further information.
Under the Government Superannuation Guarantee, all employers are required to pay an amount equivalent to 11% of the employee's wage to a nominated superannuation fund of the employee’s choice. This money is not accessible to the employee until either the employee reaches a certain age, or is leaving the country permanently or satisfies other conditions. You will be required to select a Superannuation provider, or you can choose to default to our standard superannuation provider.
It is a pre-employment requisite that all nurses undertake certain mandatory courses like Manual Handling, Basic Life Support, Between the Flags, Fire Theory & Practice Medication assessment.
Banking facilities in Australia are well organised and operate 24 hours a day via electronic and Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) services. To open a Bank Account you will need to provide identification, ideally a Passport and/or Driver’s License as part of a 100 point ID check. The four large banks of Australia are ANZ, Commonwealth, NAB and Westpac.
In Australia all employees must have a Tax File Number (TFN) which is a requirement of the Government. Failure to do so will result in individuals being taxed at a higher rate. To obtain a Tax File Number application form, simply go to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) web site linked below.
It’s a good idea to get an Australian mobile phone contact number when you arrive to help facilitate setting things up and of course, to be readily contactable! There are many telecommunication providers that provide both prepaid and contract accounts. Noble Nurse uses Telstra for our mobile phone services.
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) controls registration for Registered Nurses. Follow the link below to renew or begin your AHPRA nurse registration online.
The Criminal Record Check/National Police Check is a security check that is compulsory for all nurses, and AINs. Follow the link below and click ‘Lodge an application for a National Police Check’ to apply for your Criminal Record Check.
The Working With Children Check (WWCC) is a compulsory security screen for all Nurses working in hospitals in NSW. Follow the link below and click ‘Apply’ to submit your online application. Please note that the ‘volunteer’ Working With Children Check is not sufficient for working with Noble Nurse, as all work is paid.
Follow the link below to the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship for information about visa options for nurses wishing to work in Australia.
Our Nurses are all required to meet the Vaccination Requirements outlined by NSW Health. Find out more by visiting the NSW Health Website below.
Visit the ATO website to find our more about your tax obligations working in Australia for foreign passport holders, permanent migrants and temporary visitors.