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Careers at Dial A Dialysis

Work With Us

Join Australia's mobile renal nurse network.

Register once. We match you to haemodialysis roles in aged care homes, hospitals and regional communities, in the places you choose and at the hours that suit you.

  • Registered nurses, enrolled nurses and nurse practitioners
  • Every state and territory, from capital cities to remote towns
  • Permanent, casual and contract work
  • No renal experience yet? You can still register

One short form, about two minutes. No resume needed to start.
Questions? Call 1300 911 576

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Two minutes. No resume needed.

Willing to work
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Machines used
Vascular access
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Stored securely in Australia. No health information collected.

You are in the network.

Thank you for registering. We have sent a confirmation to your email and will contact you when a role matches your location and experience.

Why work with us

The benefits of working with Dial A Dialysis

Our mobile units take dialysis to patients who would otherwise travel hours for treatment. Our nurses go with them.

Choose when and where you work

Set your own availability and locations. Pick local shifts, statewide work or block deployments of one to four weeks.

Mobile renal nursing, not a crowded unit

Treat patients in aged care homes and community sites, in a smaller setting where you have time for the person in the chair.

Work anywhere in Australia

From capital cities to remote towns. Stay close to home or take renal care to communities that have waited too long for it.

Also included

  • Book shifts in advance through our online scheduling system
  • Renal dialysis specialists placing nurses across Australia
  • Partnerships with public and private renal units, aged care providers and health services
  • Professional indemnity and public liability insurance covered
  • Uniform and personalised ID card supplied at no cost
  • No commissions or joining fees
  • Travel and accommodation arranged for approved regional and remote deployments
A day on deployment

What a mobile shift looks like

The same clinical standards as a hospital renal unit, delivered in the patient's own community.

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  1. Arrive and set upThe unit is positioned on site. You complete machine and water system checks before the first patient.
  2. Pre-dialysis assessmentReview the treatment plan, complete observations and confirm vascular access with each patient.
  3. Treatment and monitoringRun each haemodialysis session, monitor closely and escalate to the treating nephrology team when needed.
  4. HandoverComplete documentation and hand over to facility staff and the nephrology team.
  5. Pack downClean, restock and secure the unit, ready for the next session or the next town.
Where we need nurses

Registering nurses in every state and territory

We are building our network ahead of new deployments. Register now and you will be first to hear when a unit is scheduled near you.

NSWMetro, regional and remote
VICMetro and regional
QLDMetro, regional and remote
WAMetro, regional and remote
SAMetro and regional
TASStatewide
ACTCanberra and surrounds
NTDarwin, regional and remote

New to haemodialysis?

Nurses with acute, aged care or community experience can register for our haemodialysis upskilling pathway. Tick the training box when you join.

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How it works

From registration to your first deployment

Register

One short form, about two minutes. Your details join our national renal nurse network.

Matched

When a role or deployment fits your location and skills, we call you first.

Checked

We verify your AHPRA registration, references, police check and right to work.

Deployed

Orientation to our units and protocols, then your first shift or deployment.

Not a nurse?

Other roles we recruit for

Dialysis Technician

Maintain dialysis machines and reverse osmosis water systems, and keep equipment records audit ready.

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Mobile Unit Operator

Transport, set up and pack down mobile units, and coordinate site access with facilities.

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Patient Care Coordinator

Coordinate bookings, referrals and holiday dialysis schedules between patients, facilities and clinical teams.

Enquire
Questions

Renal nurse network FAQs

Is registering the same as applying for a job?

No. Registering adds you to our renal nurse network. When a role or deployment matches your location, experience and availability, we contact you to discuss it. There is no obligation to accept.

Do I need dialysis experience?

Renal experience is preferred, but nurses with acute, aged care or community experience are welcome to register and can indicate interest in training.

Where will I work?

Our units are deployed to aged care homes, hospitals and regional communities across Australia. You choose whether to stay local, work within your state or travel nationally.

What checks are required?

Current AHPRA registration, a national police check, two professional references and the right to work in Australia. Some sites need extra checks, which we explain before placement.

What happens to my details?

Your details are stored securely in Australia and used only for recruitment. We do not collect health information. You can update or remove your details at any time by emailing info@dialadialysis.com.au.

Three minutes to register

Be first in line for the next deployment.

Join the Dial A Dialysis renal nurse network today.

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