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GemCareStaffing

Our services

Person-centred nursing and support services.

We partner with service providers across South Australia. These are the settings where our nurses and care support workers make a difference.

A care worker in a sage polo shirt looks through a photo album with an older man at a timber table in a residential aged care home.

Service A

Residential Aged Care

Residential aged care is at the heart of what we do. Our registered nurses, enrolled nurses, assistants in nursing and care support workers work with our service partners in aged care homes across South Australia.

Every shift is a chance to make a real difference. You could be leading clinical care, supporting a resident's daily routine, or helping the team keep care consistent for the people who live there.

What the work can involve

  • Clinical nursing care
  • Personal care assistance
  • Medication-related responsibilities within professional scope
  • Working alongside facility care teams
  • Continuity and quality of care
  • Respect for each resident's home
A nurse in green scrubs shares a warm conversation with an older woman seated in a light-filled retirement living apartment.

Service B

Serviced Apartments

Many older South Australians want to stay in their own apartment or village community for as long as they can. As their needs change, a little extra nursing or personal care can make that possible.

Working in serviced apartments and retirement living means supporting independence. You get to know people in a home-like setting, and you help them keep living the way they choose.

What the work can involve

  • Nursing support for residents
  • Personal care assistance
  • Support as care needs change
  • Respect for independence and privacy
  • Clear communication with families
  • Care in a home-like setting
A nurse with a stethoscope takes notes while talking with an older man on the sofa in his home.

Service C

Home Care Nursing

Home is where most people want to be. Home care nursing brings skilled, compassionate support to the place a person knows best.

It starts with understanding the person: their health, routines, preferences and what matters most to them. Care is then planned and adjusted around their needs, which makes this work especially personal.

What the work can involve

  • In-home nursing support
  • Personal care assistance
  • Daily living support
  • Individualised care plans
  • Companionship and wellbeing
  • Support tailored to individual needs
Two healthcare professionals review clinical information together on a tablet.

Service D

Specialist Nursing

Some people need care that goes beyond the everyday. Specialist nursing draws on experienced nurses with deeper knowledge in a particular area of practice.

Requirements depend on the role and the setting, and all work stays within professional scope. If you have specialist experience, tell us about it when you apply.

Areas of practice may include

  • Wound care
  • Dementia care
  • Palliative approaches
  • Clinical assessment
  • Complex care planning
  • Clinical leadership and mentoring

Work with us

Find your place in South Australian care.

Whichever setting suits you, we'd like to hear from nurses and care support workers who take pride in their practice.