Meet our Busy Bees

Managing Director and Creator of BeeHive Nursing

Portrait photo of BeeHive Nurses Owner Libby Kay. She has short blonde spikey hair and is wearing teal nurses scrubs.

Olivia Kay RN

When I first dreamed of creating the BeeHive, I wasn’t just thinking about creating a nursing business. I was thinking about a promise—a promise that no one should feel alone in times of vulnerability, illness, or recovery. I envisioned a service that treated people not just as patients, but as family. And like the humble honeybee, I believe every caregiver, every nurse, every client, and every loved one could come together to form something strong, resilient, and beautiful: a hive.

The Heart Behind the Hive

BeeHive Nursing Services was born out of empathy and necessity. As a single mother of a Neurodivergent child, I saw firsthand how challenging it was for families to find quality, dependable, and compassionate home healthcare. When my family took in my brother to provide palliative care, I saw seniors feeling isolated, and families overwhelmed trying to juggle love, care, and responsibility.

Our mission became crystal clear: to deliver exceptional, personalised care that preserves dignity, promotes independence, and enhances quality of life—right where people feel safest and most comfortable: their own homes.

Our Philosophy of Care
At the BeeHive, we don’t believe in “one-size-fits-all” solutions. Every individual has a story, a rhythm, a unique set of needs and aspirations. We listen, we learn, and we tailor our services to support not only the physical health of our clients, but their emotional and spiritual well-being too.

Our nurses are the lifeblood of our hive. Trained, trusted, and deeply compassionate, they carry forward the values that make BeeHive Nursing Services more than a service—it makes us a sanctuary.

What Makes Us Different
We chose the name “BeeHive” intentionally. Bees are one of nature’s greatest collaborators. They work together, communicate clearly, and support the whole. Just like them, we believe in teamwork, in supporting one another, and in creating a ripple of positive impact in every home we serve.

Looking Ahead
This is just the beginning. BeeHive is growing, and with that growth comes our unwavering commitment to never losing the human touch. We will continue innovating, continue listening, and continue showing up—with kindness, courage, and care.

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Jodee J.P. (Qual)

Jodee joined The Hive at a time of growth and change. Her years of experience in small business, large corporations, state government and global organisations brings fresh energy and expanded capabilities to the BeeHive team, to keep it buzzing.

Persia

Persia is the Office Manager at The Hive and spends a lot of time behind the scenes keeping the Busy Bees compliant and ensuring they arrive on time.

Masey RN (Paediatrics)

"My true passion lies in working with children and families, serving as a guide and advocate in their healthcare journey. My goal remains the same: to ensure that every child receives the best possible care and support".

Nulu RN

Nursing is more than just a job to Nulu; it's a calling, a passion deeply rooted in her desire to lend a helping hand and sprinkle a bit of sunshine into people's lives. "I absolutely adore working for the BeeHive. The compassion and drive that emanate from our team of nurses is truly remarkable. We're in this together, for the people!"

Joey EN

Presenting Joey, whose passion lies in helping people maintain their independence and stay in the comfort of their own homes for as long as possible.  "Smile and the world smiles with you"

Lyn EN

With a heart rooted in compassion Lyn is a passionate individual dedicated to championing the rights, dignity, and well-being of older adults. Lyn brings not just clinical expertise but deep empathy—ensuring elders are not only cared for, but heard, respected, and valued.

Want to Bee Part of The Hive?

  • Deeply Fulfilling Work
    Every shift, you directly impact on an individual and their support team -often helping them stay out of hospital and remain at home with their loved ones.

  • Unmatched Client Relationships
    Working in the client’s own environment  you’re not just a nurse—you become a trusted part of their health journey.

  • Consistent Hours & Routine
    Unlike hospital or agency work, you often work with the same clients on a regular schedule, with fewer cancellations and more predictability.

  • Work-Life Balance
    Set shifts, familiar routines, and care plans make it easier to plan your life outside of work while still doing something meaningful.

  • High Demand & Job Security
    Community nurses are more essential than ever—and that demand is only going up.