A career in nursing and midwifery at Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) offers opportunities, challenges and rewards. Live and work as part of our diverse community, in a beautiful coastal setting and make a real difference by providing trusted care, creating better health for everyone.
We are proud to employ nurses and midwives in a wide range of roles across our diverse services and facilities, in frontline roles caring for patients as well as management and research roles.
About nursing & midwifery careers
With over 3500 full time, part time and casual nurses and midwives, Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) is the largest employer in the area. Our 3 hospitals and 8 community health centers offer supportive and enriching places for nurses and midwives to begin or continue their career and gain valuable experience.
We support career opportunities for all nursing and midwifery positions through a range of professional and specialty career pathways, including novice to expert pathways for Clinical nurse/midwife specialist, clinical nurse/midwife educator and nurse/midwife practitioners.
Joining us as a Nurse or Midwife at Central Coast Health allows you to choose from a diverse range of environments where we strive to support your skill development, enhance your clinical knowledge and foster your professional advancement.
Central Coast Health nurses and midwives are renowned for their innovative thinking, compassionate approach, evidence-based practice and commitment to education and research – which we celebrate annually at our Nursing and Midwifery Awards, Caring for the Coast Awards and year in review publication. Our nursing and midwifery Research Advisory Group enables us to lead and grow research that improves care delivery and enhances the health and wellbeing of our community.
We are committed to fostering an environment where innovative clinical practice thrives, teamwork is valued and acknowledged, and achievement is recognised.
When you work with us you can expect:
- A large range of clinical areas in which to specialise
- professional support and development
- access to post-graduate scholarships for further study
- structured graduate programs within a supportive learning environment
- regular peer support sessions
- program dedicated Education Consultant and Nurse Manager
- performance feedback and skill development
- access to online training.
Take a look at our team’s highlights for the past year:
Nursing and Midwifery Year in Review 2023 (4 MB)
Contact us
For general enquiries about opportunities within our team contact:
P 02 4320 2182
