Graduate Midwife - Part-Time

3w3 weeks ago

Mercy Health Australia

Werribee, AU · Part-time

About this role

The Graduate Midwifery Program supports the transition from student to Registered Midwife within a supportive environment at Werribee Mercy Hospital. It promotes educational opportunities for graduates to consolidate theoretical and clinical skills through a structured pathway. The fixed-term program commences in February and May.

Participants complete a comprehensive orientation followed by paid professional development days and regular debriefing sessions. A dedicated learning team provides ongoing guidance to help consolidate skills in maternity care. This approach fosters a welcoming setting focused on patient-centred outcomes.

Mercy Health teams deliver care through both challenges and progress with pride in a century-long legacy. The organisation offers security and stability while enabling graduates to build impact in midwifery services. Collaboration with clinical teams strengthens daily practice in the hospital setting.

Graduates develop resilience and compassion while committing to exceptional care for women and families. The program prepares midwives for future career plans through reflective practice and skill consolidation. This foundation supports long-term contributions to maternity services.

Requirements

Registration as a Midwife with AHPRA or in the process of obtaining
Excellent clinical, time management, organisational and communication skills
Compassionate, flexible and positive approach to patient care and management
Ability to nurture friendly, respectful relationships in a collaborative team
Current Police Record Check and Working with Children Check
Proof of current influenza vaccination and other required vaccination status

Responsibilities

Consolidate theoretical and clinical skills as a newly registered midwife
Deliver patient-centred care across antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal settings
Apply clinical judgement, time management and problem-solving in maternity care
Maintain accurate documentation and adapt care plans to individual needs
Participate in debriefing sessions to reflect on practice and outcomes
Build respectful relationships with women, families and the multidisciplinary team