https://www.correctcare.com.au/

Correct Care Australasia, Level 1, 65 Southbank Boulevard Southbank, Melbourne (2026)

07/02/2021

About us
Correct Care Australasia is Australia's largest correctional healthcare provider; operating across all of Victoria's fourteen publicly managed prisons, one private prison, and two youth justice centres. Our vision, to provide 'Healthcare Without Judgement', is the foundation for the outstanding service we provide across a range of health needs for a unique and vulnerable patient group.

The role
We are seeking Mental Health Nurses to join our primary care team across various correctional sites. You will be responsible for providing mental health assessments, risk assessments, case management and ongoing care community plans. You will have responsibility for your decisions working autonomously in this nurse-led role, with the support of a passionate multidisciplinary team. Working with this vulnerable patient cohort offers our staff the chance to provide continuity of care within a recovery based model.

We have fulltime, part-time and casual vacancies at the following locations (all working a 7 day rotating roster):

• Parkville Youth Justice Centre
• Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre
• Metropolitan Remand Centre (MRC), based in Ravenhall
• Ravenhall Correctional Centre (RCC), based in Ravenhall
• Dame Phyliss Frost Centre (DPFC), women’s facility based in Deer Park
• Barwon, based in Lara (0.5 FTE only)

Essential experience and attributes include the following selection criteria:

• Registered General Nurse qualification with a post graduate Mental Health qualification, specialise degree or equivalent (we will consider applications with extensive experience and willingness to complete a post grad qualification)
• Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
• Recent nursing experience in a mental healthcare setting
• Superior communication, interpersonal and organisational skills

Why Correct Care?

Our recent staff survey highlighted some of the reasons we come to work every day:
• To be non-judgemental, delivering equal care to all
• Working with a great team
• Having adequate resources to do the job well
• Delivering a nurse led model of care which is patient centred
• Autonomy and ability to influence positive health outcomes for patients
• To be able to provide care to a vulnerable population
• Working in a custodial environment which is interesting and challenging
If you are a Mental Health Nurse with a post graduate qualification in Mental Health Nursing or extensive experience working in mental health and full-working rights, we would love to hear from you!

To apply click here:
https://adr.to/agqhy

If you would like more information about the roles or to obtain a copy of the position description please call Susie in our recruitment team on 0428052442.
Alternatively, you can visit our website at www.correctcare.com.au to see a full list of available positions and submit an application online.

Applicants must successfully undergo a police check and a working with children check. Correct Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer

04/02/2021

The Role
We are seeking permanent full-time or part-time experienced Mental Health Nurses to join our primary care team at the Metropolitan Remand Centre, based in Ravenhall, where we run the primary mental health services for prisoners. You will have responsibility for your decisions working autonomously in this nurse-led role, with the support of a passionate multidisciplinary team. Working with this vulnerable patient cohort offers our staff the chance to provide continuity of care within a recovery-based model.

There are full-time and part-time opportunities available. The shifts are 8 hours, between 7am and 9pm, on a rotating roster Monday to Sunday. We also have an opportunity for 3 shifts a fortnight doing night duty, from 9.30pm to 7.30am (Monday and Tuesdays).

Roles & Responsibilities:
- Develop and review patients mental health care plans, in consultation with the patient
- Closely monitor patients mental state and provide thorough mental health assessments and risk assessments in an outpatient setting
- Provide primary mental health discharge planning
- Provide primary health care support to patients, throughout their stay at the correctional facility
- Liaise with a multidisciplinary healthcare team to provide coordinated patient management

Essential experience and attributes include the following selection criteria:
- Registered General Nurse qualification with a post graduate Mental Health qualification or equivalent (we will consider applications with extensive experience and willingness to complete a post grad qualification)
- Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
- Recent experience as a Mental Health Nurse
- Superior communication, interpersonal and organisational skills
- Intermediate to advanced PC skills

Why Correct Care?

Our recent staff survey highlighted some of the reasons we come to work every day:
- To be non-judgemental, delivering equal care to all
- Working with a great team
- Having adequate resources to do the job well
- To be able to provide care to a vulnerable population
- Working in a custodial environment which is interesting and challenging

If you are a Mental Health Nurse with a post graduate qualification in Mental Health Nursing or extensive experience working in mental health, we would love to hear from you!

To apply, please click here:
https://adr.to/m7fxw

For further information about this role contact Alana Guy the Health Services Manager at MRC on 03 9217 7804.
Alternatively, you can visit our website at www.correctcare.com.au to see a full list of available positions and submit an application online.

Applicants must successfully undergo a police check and a working with children check. Correct Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer

06/01/2021

About us
Correct Care Australasia is Australia's largest correctional healthcare provider; operating across all of Victoria's fourteen publicly managed prisons, one private prison, and two youth justice centres. Our vision, to provide 'Healthcare Without Judgement', is the foundation for the outstanding service we provide across a range of health needs for a unique and vulnerable patient group.

The role
We are seeking Mental Health Nurses to join our primary care team across various correctional sites. You will be responsible for providing mental health assessments, risk assessments, case management and ongoing care community plans. You will have responsibility for your decisions working autonomously in this nurse-led role, with the support of a passionate multidisciplinary team. Working with this vulnerable patient cohort offers our staff the chance to provide continuity of care within a recovery based model.

We have fulltime, part-time and casual vacancies at the following locations (all working a 7 day rotating roster):
• Parkville Youth Justice Centre
• Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre
• Metropolitan Remand Centre (MRC), based in Ravenhall
• Ravenhall Correctional Centre (RCC), based in Ravenhall (casual only)
• Dame Phyliss Frost Centre (DPFC), women’s facility based in Deer Park
• Barwon, based in Lara (0.5 FTE only)

Essential experience and attributes include the following selection criteria:
• Registered General Nurse qualification with a post graduate Mental Health qualification, specialise degree or equivalent (we will consider applications with extensive experience and willingness to complete a post grad qualification)
• Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
• Recent nursing experience in a mental healthcare setting
• Superior communication, interpersonal and organisational skills
Why Correct Care?

Our recent staff survey highlighted some of the reasons we come to work every day:
• To be non-judgemental, delivering equal care to all
• Working with a great team
• Having adequate resources to do the job well
• Delivering a nurse led model of care which is patient centred
• Autonomy and ability to influence positive health outcomes for patients
• To be able to provide care to a vulnerable population
• Working in a custodial environment which is interesting and challenging
If you are a Mental Health Nurse with a post graduate qualification in Mental Health Nursing or extensive experience working in mental health and full-working rights, we would love to hear from you!

To apply click here:
https://adr.to/agqhy

If you would like more information about the roles or to obtain a copy of the position description please call Susie in our recruitment team on 0428052442.
Alternatively, you can visit our website at www.correctcare.com.au to see a full list of available positions and submit an application online.

Applicants must successfully undergo a police check and a working with children check. Correct Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer

10/12/2020

Only Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island people are eligible to apply as this position is exempt under the Special Measure Provision, Section 12 (1) of the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic).

About us
Correct Care Australasia is Australia's largest outsourced correctional healthcare provider; operating across all of Victoria's fourteen publicly managed prisons, one private prison, and two youth justice centres. Our vision, to provide 'Healthcare Without Judgement', is the foundation for the outstanding service we provide across a range of health needs for a unique and hard to reach patient group.

The Role
An exciting opportunity is now available for an experienced Aboriginal Health Worker to join our team. You will play a valuable role to facilitate appropriate care and delivery of a culturally safe health service for Aboriginal young people to achieve better health outcomes. You will assist Aboriginal patients to take a role in controlling and managing their health and lifestyle.

This is a permanent part time position (0.8 FTE) working across our Parkville and Malmsbury Youth Justice Centres (working 2 days a week at alternating sites). However, we are also willing to consider candidates who are only wishing to work at one site only (working 0.4 FTE, 2 days a week at either the Parkville or Malmsbury facility), alternative working hours are negotiable. Please confirm in your cover letter your preference to work across one site or both.

Ideally the successful applicant for this role will be able to demonstrate the following criteria:
- Has undertaken or is willing to undertake Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Care (Practice)
- Experience in an Aboriginal Health Worker or similar role
- Active in the Aboriginal community
- Excellent interpersonal and effective communication skills
- Hold a current Victorian Driver’s License

Why Correct Care?
Our recent staff survey highlighted some of the reasons we come to work every day:
- To be non-judgemental, delivering equal care to all
- Working with a great team
- Having adequate resources to do my job well
- Delivering a nurse led model of care which is patient centred
- Autonomy and ability to influence positive health outcomes for patients
- To be able to provide care to a vulnerable population
- Working in a custodial environment

To apply copy the below link into your web browser:
https://adr.to/ab2hw

To obtain a position description please email [Email address hidden]. For further information about this role contact Denise McInnes- Operations Manager on 0414324146. Alternatively, you can visit our website at www.correctcare.com.au to see a full list of available positions.

Applicants must successfully undergo a police check and a working with children check. Correct Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer

10/12/2020

About us
Correct Care Australasia is Australia's largest correctional healthcare provider; operating across all of Victoria's fourteen publicly managed prisons, one private prison, and two youth justice centres. Our vision, to provide 'Healthcare Without Judgement', is the foundation for the outstanding service we provide across a range of health needs for a unique and vulnerable patient group.

The role
We are seeking Mental Health Nurses to join our primary care team across various correctional sites. You will be responsible for providing mental health assessments, risk assessments, case management and ongoing care community plans. You will have responsibility for your decisions working autonomously in this nurse-led role, with the support of a passionate multidisciplinary team. Working with this vulnerable patient cohort offers our staff the chance to provide continuity of care within a recovery based model.

We have fulltime, part-time and casual vacancies at the following locations (all working a 7 day rotating roster):
• Parkville Youth Justice Centre
• Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre
• Metropolitan Remand Centre (MRC), based in Ravenhall
• Ravenhall Correctional Centre (RCC), based in Ravenhall
• Dame Phyliss Frost Centre (DPFC), women’s facility based in Deer Park
• Barwon, based in Lara (0.5 FTE only)

Essential experience and attributes include the following selection criteria:
• Registered General Nurse qualification with a post graduate Mental Health qualification, specialise degree or equivalent (we will consider applications with extensive experience and willingness to complete a post grad qualification)
• Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
• Recent nursing experience in a mental healthcare setting
• Superior communication, interpersonal and organisational skills
Why Correct Care?

Our recent staff survey highlighted some of the reasons we come to work every day:
• To be non-judgemental, delivering equal care to all
• Working with a great team
• Having adequate resources to do the job well
• Delivering a nurse led model of care which is patient centred
• Autonomy and ability to influence positive health outcomes for patients
• To be able to provide care to a vulnerable population
• Working in a custodial environment which is interesting and challenging
If you are a Mental Health Nurse with a post graduate qualification in Mental Health Nursing or extensive experience working in mental health and full-working rights, we would love to hear from you!

To apply click here:
https://adr.to/agqhy

If you would like more information about the roles or to obtain a copy of the position description please call Susie in our recruitment team on 0428052442.
Alternatively, you can visit our website at www.correctcare.com.au to see a full list of available positions and submit an application online.

Applicants must successfully undergo a police check and a working with children check. Correct Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer

01/12/2020

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04/11/2020

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