The Northern Territory is famous for its incredible outback landscapes and rich cultural history. Explore historic sites and learn about Aboriginal culture through art and story, or take a camel ride through the desert and spot rare wildlife in a national park.

Have a knack for connecting with culturally diverse communities and getting to the bush? Agency nursing and midwifery in NT with Affinity will bring you this rewarding experience.

Get a taste for where you could work in the NT by reading about the different regions below.

Alice Springs and Surrounds
The spiritural heart of Australia

Stunning landscapes, remote communities, and a unique pioneering history create a diverse destination to both explore and absorb. See Uluru on a camel, or Harley Davidson, or with a gourmet dune-top dinner.

Many contracts are 3 months long, giving you all the time in the world to fully immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring landscapes and rich Aboriginal culture. You will gain skills working across many wards in a dynamic clinical environment – ED, General Nursing, Paediatrics, Maternity, Theatre, Dialysis, ICU, Mental Health and more.

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World-class experiences in your own backyard

Pan for gold and explore an underground mine in the Battery Hill Mining Centre. See the Devils Marbles, huge and precariously balanced boulders in the plains south of Tennant Creek. You can also learn about their cultural significance to traditional owners, the Warumungu people, at the Nyinkka Nyunyu Culture Centre.

You will consolidate your skills in smaller hospitals, where you can build close relationships with your patients and fellow nurses. ED, General Nursing and Paediatrics are in high demand in this area.

A contract here enables you to make a difference to the communities and get inspired by the rich indigeneous culture.

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Refresh yourself among stunning scenery

Katherine’s rugged and ancient landscapes invite you to canoe, bushwalk, bird watch, and camp. Explore the historic pioneering township of Katherine, and see ancient Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. Spot rare wildlife and wander through gorges in Gregory National Park, and relax in Mataranka’s sandy-bottomed thermal pool!

Facilities in Katherine have consistent demand for ED, General Nursing, Maternity, HDU, Paediatrics and Child Health nurses. You’ll be part of a diverse team of nurses from all around the country with a good mix of clinical backgrounds.

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Culture, history and stunning views combined

Soak up Darwin’s balmy weather and the melting pot of food & culture in the city’s abundant outdoor festivals and markets. Sail Darwin harbour at sunset, cruise next to crocodiles, and bushwalk through monsoon forests.

Do a day trip to Litchfield National Park, swim in crystal-clear waterholes, and marvel at of thousands of tall termite mounds.

We receive various roles for Darwin facilities, including ED, ICU, General Nursing, Renal Dialysis, Paediatrics, Maternity, Special Care (SCN) and Mental Health. Rural and remote nursing in Darwin will reinforce your skills while working in cross-cultural clinical environments.

Immerse in the rich Aboriginal culture

Feel the warmth of the local community and learn about the rich history of Elcho Island, or buy Aboriginal art at the famous Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Museum.

Get a real taste of remote area nursing in tropical island settings, with no shortage of sunshine and salty breezes. Driving the ambulance around stunning remote territories, and connecting with the indigenous communities will make an unforgettable experience for you.

What our nurses say about their adventures

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The possibilities are endless. I have been chasing waterfalls in Litchfield, swimming in hot springs, having beers under twinkling lights enjoying water views and a few nights on Mitchell St. I’ve made new friends who are all in the same boat as me and we enjoy the balmy nights with cold drinks and live music.”

– RN Tara, Darwin

What our nurses say about facilities

“Royal Darwin Theatre team has been so welcoming and made my transition fairly easy. The clinical exposure to tropical disease, trauma and patients with severe co-morbidities are part of a normal day at work. It’s incredibly interesting and I’m learning so much. You really need to be versatile and willing to learn.“

-RN Tara, Darwin

What our nurses say about their adventures

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“Being in Darwin you can get away from the ‘normal’ city lifestyle. Brisbane is very busy, whereas Darwin is more chilled out. I have also done some drives to Katherine and just got back from Bali! Darwin is very close to SE Asia, it was only a 2hr flight and was able to head over during my placement.”

– RN Richstar, Darwin

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