Nurses & Caregivers

Our philosophy on care

Nursestaff promotes a “holistic way” of caring for people. That means considering the whole individual and their personal situations. By incorporating their physical, mental, social and emotional well–being we ensure the best care plan possible. As a result we concentrate on caring for each individual on their own merits and consider all possible situations to bring our clients the best possible care they deserve. This means considering the individual needs for a client who we are caring for in their home or a patient at an aged care facility or hospital.

Uniform Ordering

Nursestaff scrubs are a long part of our history. We have always worn our scrubs with a well deserved sense of pride. If you need another uniform, simply click below, and provide us with the size and type of uniform you want and we will send one out to you.
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Tell us your availability

So that we can ensure you are getting the work you want, we need you to keep us up to date. So drop us a line by clicking below and telling us what shifts you are or are not available for.
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Health and Safety

Nursestaff is dedicated in supporting their employees through injury and helping them to return to the workplace safely and quickly. When management has been made aware of an employee’s injury, the employee will be advised to stop work and seek medical advice if necessary.

Once they have been cleared by a medical expert and proof of that clearance has been shown to a member of our management, they will then be put on light duties for the time determined by a health professional. The employee may move on from this once management, the employee and all medical experts involved feel it is appropriate.

Incident and injury reporting and documenting

It is the managements' and employee's obligation to document and report all H&S hazards, incidents, injuries and near misses that occur in the workplace. All incidents/injuries must be reported to a senior member of management within 24-hours.

Procedure of reporting

After an incident or an injury has occurred an incident form must be completed within 24 hours. If an incident occurred while working in a clients’ health care facility, you must use the incident forms located on those premises. A copy of the form must be sent to the Nursestaff office, with the original staying on the premises.

If the incident occurred while working in a private client’s home, you must complete an incident form provided in the induction pack, and return it to the Nursestaff office.

All incident forms must be received by the Nursestaff office within 24-hours of the incident occurring.

What to report
• All accidents or incidents that have occurred
• Near hits (situations that could have caused an incident/accident)
• First signs of pain or injury that have occurred while at work

Who to report it to
• A member of management or The Registered Nurse on duty
• Nursestaff