Why RNs are choosing these locum shifts
Life on your terms
Build your work around what matters most. Choose shifts that fit around your family, current role, study or time off. You decide when you work and when you rest.
Above and beyond standard casual work
Go beyond typical agency shifts. You get above market rates, clear expectations, strong clinical support and organised clinics that respect your time and skills.
One shift can change your week
One extra shift can cover a bill, fund a weekend away or ease the pressure. Use locum shifts as a flexible lever to improve your week without taking on another full time role.
What you get as a locum nurse
Learn more about the benefits of going locum with HealthX as your partner.
Be rewarded properly for your experience. Urgent care clinics offer competitive, above market rates for high quality Registered Nurses.
Choose days, evenings or weekends that work for you. Pick up extra shifts on top of your current role or build a flexible roster that suits your lifestyle.
Work with a mix of urgent presentations. Use your acute skills without the constant pressure of a full ED roster. You are supported by clear protocols and experienced clinicians.
Walk into clinics that are set up for urgent care, with doctors, nurses and support staff working as a team. You are not left to manage alone.
Access opportunities across the East Coast of Australia. Stay close to home or use locum shifts to spend time in different regions.
Streamlined credentialing and onboarding so you get from enquiry to first shift as smoothly as possible.
Ready to make the move?
Talk to our team about locum opportunities
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