Assistant in Nursing definition

Assistant in Nursing means a person, other than a registered nurse, or enrolled nurse, who is employed in nursing/midwifery duties in a hospital.

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Assistant in Nursing means a person, other than a registered nurse, trainee or enrolled nurse, who is employed in nursing duties, and includes for salary purposes a person currently undertaking an education program leading to registration by the Board.

Assistant in Nursing means a person, other than a registered nurse, student nurse or enrolled nurse, who is employed in nursing/midwifery duties in a hospital.

Examples of Assistant in Nursing in a sentence

• Upon commencement with NCCCA, a person appointed to the position of Assistance in Nursing shall be placed upon the increment that correctly reflects their work experience and previous years of service as an Assistant in Nursing within Aged Care.

• All existing employees holding an Assistant in Nursing position as at the time of the making of this Agreement who is the holder of a Certificate III in Aged Care they shall be advanced by one increment within the relevant Assistant in Nursing classification structure to the maximum of the Thereafter rate.

• EXAMPLE: By making an agreement under subclause 18.15 an Assistant in Nursing who worked 2 overtime hours at the rate of time and a half is entitled to 3 hours’ time off.

• EXAMPLE: By making an agreement under subclause 18.15 an employee, other than an Assistant in Nursing, who worked 2 overtime hours is entitled to 2 hours’ time off.

• Year 3 student nurses undertaking a degree in nursing will be classified as a 4th year and thereafter Assistant in Nursing.

More Definitions of Assistant in Nursing

Assistant in Nursing means - a person, other than a registered nurse, trainee or enrolled nurse who is employed in nursing duties in a facility.

Assistant in Nursing means an Assistant in Nursing, Nurse Grade 1. The definition of a Twelve Month Trained Assistant in Nursing is specified in Schedule 1.3.

Assistant in Nursing means a person, other than a registered nurse, student nurse, or enrolled nurse, who is employed in nursing duties.

Assistant in Nursing means a person, other than one registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia or its successor or one who is in training for the purpose of such registration, who is under the direct control and supervision of a Registered or Enrolled nurse and whose employment is solely to assist an RN or EN in the provision of nursing care to patients.

Assistant in Nursing means an employee, who is solely required to assist in the performance of nursing duties under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. The person performs a range of duties which require basic skills training and experience. Minimum qualification is a Certificate III or are a 2nd year Nursing student or relevant training, qualifications and experience in other health disciplines.

Assistant in Nursing means an Employee, other than one registered or enrolled pursuant to the Nurses and Midwives Board (NSW) whose substantial employment involves: (i) giving assistance and care to a person who is unable to maintain their bodily needs without frequent assistance; (ii) carrying out tasks which are directly related to the maintenance of a person’s bodily needs where that person because of disability is unable to carry out those tasks for themselves; and/or (iii) assisting a registered nurse or an enrolled nurse.

Assistant in Nursing. Means an employee who is employed as such who has relevant skills and experience and is able to work both individually and in a team environment, subject to general supervision. An AIN is required to provide care, in accordance with BaptistCare' philosophy of care, as directed. Assistants in Nursing subject to this Agreement shall be paid as a CSE Grade 2. Indicative tasks an employee at this level may perform include: