Operations / Coverage

Tonight, across nineteen sites

Some of these shifts are a preference. Four of them are an obligation the provider carries and Merrivale was hired to meet.

Shifts tonight
142
Open
6
4 mandatory
Filled in the last hour
11
Confirmed by worker
128
of 136 filled

Residential aged care — overnight registered nurse

A registered nurse on site at all times

Each bar is one site’s night, 18:00 to 08:00, and shows how much of it has a registered nurse booked. A gap is a period the site has no registered nurse on the floor, which the provider has to record and explain regardless of whether an agency could supply one.

Brookvale — YarravilleNo cover from 18:00
0%
Brookvale — SunshineCovered all night
100%
Brookvale — AltonaCovered all night
100%
Ardenmere ResidentialNo cover from 20:00 · third night running
14%
Ardenmere — WerribeeCovered all night
100%
Kerrisdale LodgeCovered all night
100%
Registered nurse on site
No cover booked
Ardenmere has been open three nights running. That is not a filling problem, it is a rate problem, and it belongs in the conversation Merrivale has with Ardenmere rather than in the one it has with candidates.

Everything else open tonight

Preference, not obligation
ShiftSiteOffered toDeclinesReason given
21:45
AIN
Brookvale — Sunshine 14 workers, 3 responded 3 Already booked
22:00
RN, scrub
St Cuthbert’s Private 4 workers with the competency 2 Distance
22:00
DSW, sleepover
Northgate Disability 22 workers, 9 responded 9 Rate
Nine declines on rate for one sleepover. The system records the reason, so “we cannot fill Northgate” becomes a number in a rate review rather than an impression.
Two kinds of unfilled. A shift nobody wants and a shift nobody is allowed to leave empty look identical on a whiteboard. Separating them is the whole job of this screen — it decides which of six open shifts a consultant works on at four in the afternoon.

Ardenmere, last 30 nights

Nights requiring cover60
Filled by Merrivale51
Filled by another agency6
Not filled at all3
Charge rate vs panel−9%