Registered Midwife - Night Shifts

Taking care of people is our reason for being     

At Sydney Adventist Hospital, fondly known as the San, caring for people is at the core of who we are. It’s what drives us to deliver exceptional outcomes for our patients and it’s a shared sense of purpose that extends to everyone who works here.  

When you join our team, you’ll feel valued and supported by our strong commitment to learning, flexibility, great benefits and a positive culture of teamwork and cooperation.    

Some of the exceptional benefits we offer include 

• As a not-for-profit, we offer salary packaging that can reduce the amount of tax you pay, which can leave you with thousands of dollars more in your pocket.  
• Up to 14 weeks paid parental leave  
• Discounted gym membership for you and your family using Fitness Passport  
• Great on campus amenities including cafés, gift shop, florist and even a hairdresser  
• Plus so many more.  

What you will be doing in this role  

We’re looking for passionate, experienced Registered Midwives to bring their expertise to our night‑shift maternity team on a permanent basis . A space where calm, connection, and true meaningful care can thrive. On nights, you will have the time and autonomy to deliver high‑quality, woman‑centred antenatal and postnatal care, supporting mothers, babies, and families during some of their most intimate and transformative moments. 

You will be part of a warm, collaborative multidisciplinary team that champions safe practice, exceptional patient experience, and evidence‑based care. If you value continuity, enjoy a dynamic yet peaceful clinical environment, and want the balance and lifestyle that night shifts offer, you’ll feel right at home here. 

As a valued member of our unit, you’ll work alongside a hands-on, flexible Nursing Unit Manager who genuinely invests in your growth, supports your success, and celebrates the expertise you bring to every shift. 

Who we’re looking for: 

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Midwife, with a minimum of 5 years’ post-registration experience within a Birthing Unit, allowing you to confidently provide expert care
• You will be known for your deep empathy and emotional intelligence, creating a compassionate environment where mothers and newborns feel truly supported
• Communication is your strength, and you excel in both verbal and written forms, building trust and rapport with patients, their families, and your colleagues
• Able to commit to night shifts
• Full Australian working rights 

About Us   

Adventist HealthCare owns and operates San Day Surgery, Hornsby, and the Sydney Adventist Hospital (fondly known as the San). The San is NSW’s largest private hospital.  Founded in 1903, we are proudly faith-based and have a proven history of being industry pioneers in ground-breaking research and delivering superior patient care. As a not-for-profit, we continually reinvest in cutting-edge technology and facilities, providing exceptional outcomes for our dedicated team of 2400+ staff members and the community we serve.  

What to expect  

Successful candidates will be required to complete a range of pre-employment checks and assessments. These vary and could include professional references, functional questionnaire, a national police check, working with children check, vaccination evidence, among others.    

How to apply   

If you see yourself in this role, then we’d love to hear from you. Simply click on the ‘Apply’ button and we’ll keep you up to date on how your application is progressing.   

Applications will be reviewed as they are received and progressed to interview and appointed if deemed suitable. Therefore, we encourage you to Apply Now to avoid disappointment.  

If you would like to know more, then please feel free to contact our Talent Acquisition Partner, Charlotte Canham on careers@sah.org.au. Please note that no applications via email will be accepted.   

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