Graduate Registered Nurses and Midwives
Metro North Health is committed to the employment and development of graduate Registered Nurses and Midwives. You represent the future of healthcare and nursing and midwifery professions.
Our transition program will help you reach your full potential and provide exciting and rewarding career opportunities.
Start your career at Metro North, where we put always puts patients and staff first.
Metro North Health offers opportunities for graduate positions in all clinical specialties.
Applications are accepted between mid-July and mid-August for the following year. You can apply through the Graduate Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife Portal.
Graduate information sessions
In preparation for the recruiting New Graduates for 2025, Metro North Health hosted some information sessions. The following video covers the information provided in those sessions.
Our facilities
Why choose Metro North Health
- Largest employer of graduates in Queensland Health
- Wide range of nursing specialties
- Formal orientation to Metro North Health and nursing and midwifery
- Dedicated Clinical Nurse/Clinical Facilitators to support your skills and knowledge consolidation
- Commitment to life-long learning
- Ongoing professional development and learning courses
- Diverse career opportunities
- Supported transition
- Strong nursing / midwifery governance model
Additional information
Contacts
- Metro North Graduate Recruitment Coordinator
Email: MNNandMRecruitment @health.qld.gov.au - Caboolture and Kilcoy Hospitals
Email: CabhNewGrads @health.qld.gov.au - Community and Oral Health
Email: COH-NursingRecruitment @health.qld.gov.au - Mental Health
Email: MNNandMRecruitment @health.qld.gov.au - Redcliffe Hospital
Email: Redcliffe_nmgraduate @health.qld.gov.au - Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Email: RBWHNewGrads @health.qld.gov.au - Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS)
Email: STARS_NM_Workforce@health.qld.gov.au - The Prince Charles Hospital
Email: TPCH-NGRecruitment @health.qld.gov.au