Call for applications

News

14 Oct 2015

Call for applications for appointment to the list of approved persons for appointment to panels for the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, and the Victorian Board of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.

The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) supports the 14 National Health Profession Boards in their primary role of protecting the public. AHPRA manages the registration and notification handling processes for health practitioners and students across Australia.

State, territory and regional boards exercise their functions in the jurisdiction to provide an effective and timely local response to health practitioners and other persons.

Applications are now sought from health practitioners for appointment to the Victorian Board of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia who reside and practice in Victoria to fill the following vacancies:

Registered nurses
Enrolled nurses
Registered midwives

Applications are also now sought from enrolled nurses and registered midwives for appointment to the list of approved persons for appointment to panels who reside and practice in the following jurisdictions:

Registered midwives - all jurisdictions*
Enrolled nurses - all jurisdictions*

Candidate information pack and application forms

More information about the role and the application process is detailed in the below application form and guides.

Application form (305 KB,PDF), Word version (400 KB,DOCX)
Application guide - Victorian Board of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (216 KB,PDF), Word version (405 KB,DOCX)
Application guide - List of approved persons for appointment to panels of the NMBA (263 KB,PDF), Word version (403 KB,DOCX)
Declaration of private interests (265 KB,PDF), Word version (29.3 KB,DOCX)
National criminal history check consent form (903 KB,PDF)

For enquiries, email statutoryappointments@ahpra.gov.au.

Applications close Monday 9 November 2015.

*Recruitment in accordance with s183(2) of the National Law, to the extent practicable, will exclude individuals whose residence or principal place of practice is in a co-regulatory jurisdiction (i.e. NSW).