Discover flexible work as a nurse on Mable

If you are a Registered or Enrolled Nurse, your services are in high demand on Mable. You can choose your own clients, rates, schedule, and work locations – you’re in control.

Registered Nurse bandages leg of client with cerebral palsy in wheelchair.
Registered Nurse bandages leg of client with cerebral palsy in wheelchair.

Find flexible work on Mable that fits your life and priorities

The perfect balance between stability and freedom can be yours with Mable.

Choose your hours while building connections with long-term clients

With Mable, you can connect with people looking for long-term support. This offers you the comfort of regular clients and the reward of making a real difference. You’ll have the freedom to choose your own hours and rates, creating a flexible work life with dependable connections.

Earn extra income and pick up work as you need it

Already working for other agencies or groups? Want a better work-life balance? No problem. With Mable, you can choose your own schedule and change your available hours whenever you need to, giving you complete control over your workload.

Boost your earnings

Set your own rates and take control of your earning potential.

As a nurse on Mable, you have the freedom to set your own rates – subject to our minimum rate of $38/hour — so you have more control over how much you earn. Please note, however, if you decide to also provide non-clinical services (for example, housework or social support) this should be reflected in your rates.



Use our earnings calculator below to get an idea of how much you could make an hour after Mable’s fees.

Minimum of $38 per hour
Minimum of $38 per hour

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Note: You can display indicative rates in your Mable profile, but you will negotiate agreed rates with clients.

* Hourly rate may vary based on the services being provided, your qualifications and experience, NDIS price limits, and other factors.

Mable features and benefits

We provide the tools and support you need to manage your business with ease, from insurance to tax benefits.

Enjoy built-in insurance coverage

Mable’s insurance provides you with coverage for all approved support sessions booked and invoiced through Mable.

Make tax and super easier

Save time on your small business admin with automated tax and super contributions through Tax & super sync.

Take the first step

To work as a nurse on Mable you will need an ABN.
  • You can get a free ABN from the Australian Business Register
  • An ABN application takes 10 minutes and approval can take up to 28 days
  • For assistance, please refer to our helpful ABN guide.
Support worker sits at kitchen bench with laptop and coffee to manage clients on the Mable platform.

Simone and Fay discuss their experience with Mable.

I chose Mable because of the flexibility. It can fit in around my other hospital shifts.
Simone, Registered Nurse on Mable

Services nurses can offer on Mable

Registered and Enrolled Nurses must comply with the AHPRA standards of practice

Dress and manage wounds, ensuring cleanliness and promoting healing.

Manage continence needs, enhancing client comfort and dignity.

Catheter care to ensure cleanliness, comfort, and proper functioning.

Respiratory support, including managing devices and monitoring breathing needs.

Regularly check vital signs like blood pressure and temperature.

Organise, schedule, and administer medications safely and accurately.

Recovery care before and after a hospital stay to support a smooth transition.

How to get approved as a nurse on Mable

Mandatory

As an independent support worker on Mable, you must add an ABN to your profile before you can be approved to apply for jobs posted by clients on the platform.

You can get a free ABN from the Australian Business Register.

You must complete a police check (which includes ID verification) via the link in your profile. Our partner, Checked Australia, provides this for $44, a 31% discount on their standard rate of $64.

The police check is reviewed by Mable per our assessment criteria outlined in the Police Check Policy.

We do not accept existing police checks, even ones previously obtained from Checked Australia. This process ensures that all the police checks we receive are verified, validated and accurately represent the requirements of support work.

Mable does not make any commission from our partnership with Checked Australia.

The NDIS Worker Screening Check will soon replace police checks as a mandatory requirement for support workers signing up to Mable.

Before you can be approved to work as a support worker on the Mable platform, you must watch a 30-minute Infection Control Training video, which is a part of your account setup.

You must provide at least 2 professional or character references in order to offer support services on Mable.

You must set up a profile. Upload a profile photo – a close-up, colour photograph of your own face. You will also need a short bio, which should include your key skills, interests, and things you enjoy – keep it light and conversational.

If you want to offer nursing services on Mable, you must have a current nursing registration with AHPRA that has been active for a minimum of 12 months (as a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse).

You must also provide two professional or character references.

Mandatory in Tasmania or ACT

If you are offering services in Tasmania or the ACT, you must submit a Working With Vulnerable People check. This check is in place of a Working With Children Check but must be submitted regardless of whether you will work with children.

If you want to work with children and teenagers
(under 18 years old)

If you want to offer services via the Mable platform and intend to work with children, you must submit a valid Working With Children Check number (or equivalent in their state) for verification.

In states and territories where cards are provided, you must carry the card with you when providing your services.

Want to be a nurse on Mable?

Join Mable and find work-life balance with more choice and control.
Registered Nurse takes a blood pressure reading for their older client at their dining table.