Nurse Graduate Program You are here:HomeProfessionalsNursesNurse Graduate Program 2022 FEBRUARY intake for RNs and ENs Applications open 23 June 2021 and close 7 July 2021 Interviews:23 August - 3 September 2021 Notification of outcome: 2 November 2021 Applications will only be accepted online - see the links below. Download Graduate Nurse Information (PDF 906.3KB) Download Graduate Program FAQs (PDF 442.6KB) RN - Acute Care RN - Direct Entry Orthopaedics RN - Direct Entry Operating Theatre RN - Direct Entry Critical Care EN - Acute Care At the Mater our patients’ care and recovery is our highest priority. We work in partnership with our patients and their families to take a compassionate and holistic approach to healthcare. We view nurse graduates as our leaders of the future and that is why we invest in developing you clinically, professionally and personally. Our Program assists in linking theory to practice and challenges you to excel. To work at the Mater and be part of our Mater nurse graduate program from February 2020, we are looking for remarkable graduate nurses who: Are highly motivated to professional development and quality improvement Have a strong ability to work closely with interdisciplinary teams and provide exceptional "Person Centred Care" Are able to demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills Are open to respond to a changing work environment Are accountable for their own practice Have a commitment to uphold the Mission and Values of St Vincent’s Health Australia Programs Offered at the Mater General/Acute Care Graduate Nurse Program (RN & EN) Rotations including the following specialty areas: Oncology/Medical/Surgical Urology/Gynaecology/Surgical Day Surgery/Day of Surgery Admission Centre Heart/Lung/Vascular/Neurological Joint Replacement/Sports Injury management/Rehabilitation Mater Orthopaedic Day Surgery Obstetrics (RN only) Operating Theatres Direct Entry Program - Operating Theatres (RN only) - February intake only The direct entry into Operating Theatre offers a twelve month placement consisting of time in the following departments: Circulating/Instrument Nurse Anaesthetics Recovery Direct Entry Program - Critical Care (RN only) - February intake only Two rotations: the first rotation is within the Heart/Lung/Vascular/Neuro department followed by the second rotation within the Intensive Care Unit. Direct Entry Program - Orthopaedics (RN only) - February intake only The direct entry into Orthopaedics offers a twelve month placement in the orthopaedic wards. Support at the Mater Graduate Nurses are supported through a number of avenues including: A dedicated Learning and Development Department Clinical Nurse Educators in all departments Supernumerary time for each rotation Clinical Honours whilst undertaking your Graduate Program aligned with the University of Tasmania Protected Teaching Time Preceptors Facilitated debrief sessions Study days Social nights Individualised learning objective plans Entry Requirements Must have AHPRA registration before you can commence the program. Must have the unlimited right to work in Australia Application Instructions Applications will only be accepted online For more information on the program contact belinda.macnamara@svha.org.au or phone (02) 99007590 For further information about the recruitment process and requirements for our Graduate Nurse program, please download the Nurse Graduate Program Recruitment Outline and Frequently Asked Questions (PDF 442.6KB) Convenient Location The Mater Hospital is conveniently located less than two kilometres from the city and between the restaurants of Crows Nest and the business centre of North Sydney.