Registered Nurse – Allergy Clinic (Casual)

Why Allergy First?

Allergy First is a clinician‑led, evidence‑based national allergy care organisation delivering trusted allergy testing and patient‑centred care across Australia. Since 2017, we’ve grown from a single Gold Coast clinic into a rapidly expanding network of 11 clinics nationwide — with more growth planned. Our mission is simple: To improve access to high‑quality allergy care and empower Australians to live healthier, symptom‑free lives. We pride ourselves on high‑quality diagnostics, compassionate care, and a warm, community‑focused environment. Nurses at Allergy First play a vital role in helping patients understand their allergies, feel supported, and regain control of their health.

About the Role

We’re seeking an enthusiastic Registered Nurse to join our Werribee clinic on a Monday and every second Thursday, with the ability to work at Ballarat at least once a month. This casual role blends both clinical and administrative responsibilities (alternating). This is a fantastic opportunity for nurses who enjoy variety, autonomy, and working in a small, friendly team.

You’ll be part of a supportive environment where your growth is prioritised, your ideas are valued, and your contribution directly enhances patient outcomes.

What We Offer

• Extensive training in allergy testing, patient education, and clinic operations

• Supportive, clinician‑led environment with ongoing guidance

• Small, friendly team that values collaboration and kindness

• Opportunities to work across multiple Allergy First clinics as we continue expanding nationally

What You Bring

• A positive, can‑do attitude

• Flexibility and willingness to support both clinical and admin functions

• Eagerness to learn and grow within a specialised field

• Strong communication and patient‑care skills

• Ability to travel to other clinics when required

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse

How to Apply

Please submit your application through SEEK. Closing date: 11.09.2026

Join us and help shape the future of allergy care in Australia — one patient, one test, one meaningful interaction at a time.