

Royal Perth Hospital nurses have
unlimited opportunities for their careers. The Hospital consistently
delivers world leading and progressive healthcare covering many
specialties – and our nursing staff are an integral part of the delivery
of this healthcare to our patients.
We provide a continuum of care
for our patients. This includes community preventative health and health
promotion, inpatient care, outpatient clinics, discharge management and
Royal Perth Hospital’s Hospital in
the Home.
Our nurses are at the centre
of the care we provide - and we are extremely proud of their valuable
contribution to the people of Western Australia.
For information about all of our specialties please check our full
listing on this website or visit us at www.nursingwa.com.au.
You can also call 08 9224 2345.
Following
are some great career opportunities at RPH
Intensive
Care Unit
The
ICU at Royal Perth Hospital is the largest in Western Australia and one of
the largest in Australasia. It plays a vital role in the care of
critically ill in the state.
ICU - Some Firsts
RPH’s
Intensive Care Unit was the first to establish cardiothoracic facilities
for both adults and paediatric patients, and continues to be a centre for
cardiac transplantation in WA. RPH is also the state centre for Burns,
Neuro-radiology and Trauma ensuring that ICU nurses have the opportunity
to care for a diverse group of patients.
ICU - Key Employment Attractions
As
RPH is affiliated with the major universities, it offers staff educational
opportunities to become expert practitioners and leaders in critical care
medicine and nursing. An excellent staff mentorship program, staff
Development Team and flexible rostering practices makes this unit a highly
sought after position at RPH.
Medical
Specialties
Royal
Perth Hospital’s medical division is separated into specialist medical
areas. These include many specialties which are at the forefront of the
care they provide and include:
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Acute
Medical and Acute Aged Care
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Clinical
Immunology and Communicable Diseases Services
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Immunology
Out Patient Clinic
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Clinical
Trails Unit
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Marrow
Match Program
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Remote
and Rural Medicine Program
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Immunodeficiency
Unit
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Diabetes
and Endocrinology Unit
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Gastroenterology
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Geriatric
Evaluation Management Unit
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Nephrology
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Renal
and respiratory ward
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In
centre Haemodialysis Unit
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Satellite
Dialysis Unit
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Home
Dialysis Training Centre
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Medical/Surgical/Isolation
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Renal
Nursing
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Respiratory
Diseases
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Short
Stay Medical Unit supporting the Emergency Department
Medical Specialties - Some
Firsts
Medical
Specialties is a diverse and exciting area of care within Royal Perth
Hospital. Some significant firsts for the area have been the first
electromicroscopy of HIV, the discovery of Helicobacter
pylori, the first and only unit in WA to dialyse patients in their
home, the development of the Geriatric Evaluation Management project which
has been very successful and the first kidney transplant in WA.
Medical Specialties - Key
Employment Attractions
Royal
Perth Hospital’s Medical Specialties Division has a focus on an
Interdisciplinary Team Approach, Discharge Planning, and Teaching and
Learning for our nursing staff. A lot of research is conducted within the
division and is featured within the ward areas and outpatient departments.
Half of the specialties are now boasting newly renovated wards which are a
pleasure to work in.
Meet Our
Staff
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“There’s a lot of kudos
involved in working in the largest teaching hospital in Western Australia
–
I find it a challenging, exciting and rewarding experience
every day.
I worked in ICU for 8 years
and after some time away returned to become the Clinical Nurse Manager for
9C (Acute Medicine and Infection Control).
“I have to say there is
never a dull moment at RPH. We treat the most critically ill patients in
the State. As a nurse, I find this both intellectually stimulating and
immensely satisfying. I’m proud to be a part of the RPH nursing team”.
Anita Basu - Clinical Nurse
Manager 9C
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