Why choose NNA?
Our agency seeks to provide a service to the community by ensuring that the patients of New South Wales busiest hospitals and healthcare clinics can always rest assured that they would receive an outstanding level of care during their most difficult times.
At NNA, our aim is to match you to nursing and midwifery roles that suit your lifestyle and reward you for the hard work that you put in. We offer competitive pay rates and flexible roster arrangements with a wide range of shifts, including registered nurse and midwifery jobs and enrolled nurse jobs in Sydney.
One of the key benefits of being a locally owned and operated Sydney nursing agency is that our allocations team are on a first-name basis with many facilities in our network. We have genuine preferred provider status with multiple facilities, including major groups. This gives our nurses opportunities for advanced bookings, financial benefits and a diverse range of shifts.
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About Network Nursing Agency Sydney
Since 1997, our mission has been to provide professional, high-quality and cost-effective nursing care with compassion and integrity. From humble beginnings as a family-run business, we’ve developed Network Nursing Agency into a benchmark service provider. Today, we’re large enough to provide an abundant variety of shifts across NSW, while remaining small enough to keep a personal touch with our staff. We’re proud to now be a preferred provider for the majority of public and private hospitals in Sydney, in addition to providing nurses to major aged care facilities in the region. Want to start your journey with us today? Register your details online and we will be in touch if a suitable role matches your preferences.
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We provide nurses and midwives to some of the most well-recognised and respected healthcare providers in Australia, including:
- Major private & public hospitals
- Aged care facilities
- Educational institutions
...and many more.
Nursing in Sydney with NNA
Do you want more control over your schedule? Would you like to work across a range of facilities? Nurses and midwives can find the roles they’re looking for with our Sydney nursing agency.
We can help you find nursing roles across various nursing specialities, that will suit your lifestyle and match with your skill-set and preferences. Whether you’re searching for work in a private or public facility, in aged care, or something else in between, the choice is always yours.
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This November, we are thrilled to celebrate Aoife as NNA’s Nurse of the Month! A valued member of the Network Nursing Agency team since 2017, Aoife has embraced the flexibility and variety NNA offers, allowing her to broaden her clinical skills across diverse settings. From medical and surgical wards to mental health units and even as a student nurse facilitator, Aoife has made a significant impact wherever she works. “I love the ability to pick my own shifts, which gives me a great work-life balance and the chance to travel. The NNA team is friendly, welcoming, and always supportive of their employees,” Aoife shared. Her passion for nursing stems from a deep desire to help others and make a positive difference in the lives of patients and students alike. “Nursing is a fantastic career with so many opportunities,” she adds. Thank you, Aoife, for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to excellence. We are so proud to have you on our team!
We are thrilled to announce Niamh as our Nurse of the Month for October! Her dedication, passion, and love for nursing have made a remarkable impact during her time with Network Nursing Agency. When asked what she enjoys most about working with NNA, Niamh highlighted the flexibility and variety. "I love the opportunity to work in various specialties and broaden my knowledge and skills," she shares. One of the most rewarding experiences for Niamh has been working across different specialties and supporting patients on their unique journeys. Her passion for nursing shines through, as she finds fulfillment in making a positive impact on people's lives.  Thank you, Niamh, for your incredible commitment and care!
Nursing means you’re on your feet a lot. So, you must wear the right shoes to ensure your feet stay comfortable and support you on long shifts. To help keep your feet happy across your shift, we’ve got some tips and tricks to finding the right shoes and relieving foot pain. Keep on reading, your feet will thank you for it! The issues that can arise from incorrect footwear. When you’re standing up all day for work, it puts undue stress on your feet, legs, knees and hips. To keep you standing upright through your entire shift, many muscles throughout your body are constantly engaged, while your feet hold the full weight of your body. There’s no downtime for your muscles, while your body is working to keep your blood moving up and away from your feet. Prolonged standing for work is associated with several potentially serious health outcomes. These include lower back pain, leg pain, cardiovascular problems, fatigue, discomfort, and pregnancy-related issues. 7 features of great footwear. 1. The right sizing It’s important to have the right width, depth and length of shoe to match your feet. Incorrect sizing can lead to callouses, corns, compressed nerves, and structural changes to your feet. 2. Stable heel counter The heel of your shoes should be firm when you press it. If it collapses it is too unstable. 3. Flexible at the forefoot Your shoe should be able to bend slightly across the ball of your feet to match your natural gait. 4. Stable midfoot The shoe should not be able to bend completely in half at the midfoot. 5. Laces or Velcro Ensure your shoe has either laces or velcro to minimise slipping and moving in the shoe. 6. Heel raise A small heel rise is preferred. But keep it lower than 2.5cm. 7. Arch support Medial arch support is essential to supporting your feet. Swap out the insole that your shoes come with for new ones that best support your feet. Sneakers vs work shoes. Different types of shoes have different purposes and are constructed uniquely for that purpose. Sneakers are specifically designed for linear movement, so walking in a straight line. They are constructed from EVA or foam, and flatten overtime, making them perfect for exercise or short-term usage. Work shoes are built for durability and longevity. They will have a more rigid heel to aid with balance. The sole will be made out of PU or rubber to provide better natural shock absorption. Tips for relieving foot pain. Foot pain can be quite common for nurses and midwives. Long shifts on your feet can tire them out or cause damage. There are a few things that you can do to relive foot pain. These include: · Stretch and roll your feet when you can on shift to get the blood flowing back into your feet. · Use compression socks to promote blood flow and oxygen, reducing pain and swelling. · Change your shoes every 9-12 months. · See a podiatrist if there are lingering problems. Conclusion. Foot pain is a serious issue for nurses and midwives. With many hours spent on your feet, often with only small changes to rest, it can be easy to cause damage to your feet. Your shoes are vital to keeping your feet healthy and ensuring they can last the full shift. But your shoes aren’t the only aspect. Continue to exercise your feet and monitor them for signs of foot pain. If there are lingering problems, seek help, and see a podiatrist. For more tips like these check out our blog.
