Registered Midwife - Sponsorship Opportunity

Job Description

Registered Midwife - Sponsorship Opportunity

Location : Regional Australia

Remuneration : Between $88,0000 - $110,000 per annum, plus superannuation

Contract : Two-Year Fixed-Term Full-Time Opportunity

If you’re a Registered Midwife currently seeking long-term career opportunities or a personal adventure in regional Australia, we’d love to hear from you!

About us – HealthX

We’re HealthX, and we have a long track record of successfully placing Nurses from a range of specialisations into roles across regional Australia.

We’re not an agency. Instead, we directly employ our nurses while they work in roles across a variety of leading hospitals and health services.

Our Sponsorship Program, which has been running for more than a decade, has helped over 500 nurses find incredible opportunities across the country.

About the Role

We currently have a range of placements for Registered Midwife in acute care available in regional communities, as part of our industry-leading Sponsorship Program.

You will be employed by HealthX, then seconded to work for one of our hospital partners – a leading public or private acute care facility.

HealthX will support you the entire time through our Soft Landing Program, which helps you transition smoothly into your new role and community.

You’ll experience a different pace of life, gain access to exciting clinical exposure, fast-track your career, and potentially make lifelong friends along the way.

The Benefits of Working in Regional Acute Care

• Greater autonomy and clinical responsibility
• Exposure to a diverse patient mix and varied presentations
• Access to professional development and leadership pathways
• The chance to explore new places, take on new adventures, and meet incredible people – all while advancing your career

To Be Successful in the Role, You Will Have :

What We Offer

Please note : These positions are not open to new or recent graduates. Applicants must have a minimum of 24 months’ experience in a medical setting (in Australia or a comparable healthcare system).