Nurse Practitioner

Join Serco’s dedicated health team at Clarence Correctional Centre , Australia’s largest and most advanced correctional facility based near Grafton, New South Wales . This is a rewarding relocation opportunity to provide primary health care in a safe, collaborative environment — where you can truly make a difference. We’re offering relocation assistance , meals provided on-site , and a competitive salary with great benefits . Discover life in the Northern Rivers Just outside Grafton, the Northern Rivers offers the lifestyle many in Victoria are chasing — warmer weather, stunning beaches, lush hinterland, and a genuinely relaxed pace of life. Enjoy affordable living, less congestion, and easy access to iconic destinations like Byron Bay and Coffs Harbour. If you’re ready to swap the cold, the crowds, and the grind for sunshine, space, and balance, this region is the perfect move. About the role As a Nurse Practitioner at Clarence Correctional Centre, you’ll play a key role in providing high‑quality, person‑centred care within our Primary Health team. This role combines clinical expertise, autonomy, and leadership to make a real impact on a complex and often vulnerable population. What you’ll be doing Deliver advanced, evidence‑based care tailored to the unique needs of people in custody Conduct assessments, make diagnoses, prescribe treatments, and monitor outcomes Apply strong clinical judgement and adaptability to respond confidently to changing situations What you’ll bring You’re a confident and experienced Nurse Practitioner who thrives on autonomy and collaboration Strong critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and leadership skills A solid understanding of the social and psychological factors that influence health outcomes in a correctional setting Leadership and collaboration You’ll provide leadership and mentorship to nursing colleagues, contribute to workforce development, and drive continuous quality improvement. Working closely with GPs, mental health and allied health professionals, and custodial staff, you’ll ensure coordinated, holistic care. Above all, you’ll deliver culturally safe, trauma‑informed, and respectful care that empowers patients and supports positive change. This is a highly autonomous role , working 8 shifts per fortnight (9:00 am–7:00 pm) . What’s in it for you Competitive salary with flexible salary packaging (including novated leasing) Daily meals and free onsite parking Access to – wellbeing support, financial perks, career development, and Fitness Passport Opportunities to grow in primary, emergency, and correctional health 12 weeks paid parental leave for eligible employees (Share2Care programme) Employee referral incentives to reward great talent Who you are You are an endorsed Nurse Practitioner with: A Master of Nursing Practice and NMBA endorsement for Nurse Practitioner Strong clinical judgement, problem‑solving, and leadership capabilities Alignment with the NMBA Nurse Practitioner Standards for Practice (2014) The ability to work independently, mentor others, and manage complex care in a secure setting Experience in acute, emergency, primary, remote, or correctional health (highly regarded) Current Advanced Life Support and First Aid Important information Due to the nature of the role, a comprehensive probity assessment, including State and Federal Police Checks, is required. We celebrate diversity and welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples , LGBTQI+ individuals , veterans, and people living with disability. At Serco, you’ll also gain access to employee‑led networks that promote inclusion and belonging. Impact a better future at Serco. Apply now For questions or help with your application, contact: +61 ***********@serco-ap.com #J-18808-Ljbffr