Australia Travel Nurse - Hiring Nurses in Multiple Specialties in WA

Travel Nursing Opportunities – Registered Nurses | WA Country Health Services
Specialties: ED (with or without triage), Midwifery, Mental Health, Remote Area nurses and Aged Care

Explore Regional WA | Contracts from 2 to 12 Weeks | 

Are you ready to take your nursing career off the beaten track?

We’re on the lookout for experienced and adventurous Travel Nurses to join WA Country Health Services across some of the most breathtaking and diverse regions in Western Australia.

At Talent Quarter, we specialise in placing nurses in high-demand roles across rural and remote hospitals—with everything taken care of so you can focus on what you do best: delivering exceptional care and making a difference.

Current Opportunities Include:

• Emergency Nurses (Triage and Non-Triage)
• Registered Midwives & Dual Qualified RN/RMs
• Mental Health Nurses
• Remote Area Nurses
• Aged Care Registered Nurses

What’s in it for You?

• Travel & accommodation Provided– We take care of the logistics T's & C's applied
• Flexible contracts – Work 2 to 12+ weeks based on your availability
• Excellent agency pay rates – Plus penalties and allowances
• Preferred supplier to WA Health (WACHS) – Priority access to regional contracts
• Dedicated support team – 24/7 assistance and personalised placements
• Streamlined onboarding – Fast compliance & credentialing

Ideal Candidates Will Have:

• AHPRA Registration (Unrestricted)
• Minimum 2 years clinical nursing experience in chosen specialty
• Current Police Check, WWCC & relevant immunisations
• Triage competency (for ED roles – desirable, not essential)

Why Talent Quarter?
As a WA Health Preferred Supplier, we connect nurses with exceptional contract opportunities across rural and remote WA. We prioritise your career goals, lifestyle preferences, and wellbeing—so you can focus on delivering outstanding patient care.

We’re proud to foster a diverse and inclusive workplace, welcoming applicants from all backgrounds including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTQIA+ communities, veterans, and people with disabilities.