34 Companies

Albury Wodonga is the first cross border public health service to exist in Australia. Regionally situated between Sydney and Melbourne, it directly serves a local community of 100,000 and supports a catchment population of 250,000 covering North East Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Care is provided to our community through:  Two public hospitals (Albury Hospital and Wodonga Hospital)  Two community rehabilitation centres located at the Albury and Wodonga Hospitals  Wodonga Dental Clinic  Mental Health Services in Wodonga, Beechworth and Wangaratta  Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services located in Wodonga and Wangaratta

Auckland DHB has three major facilities: Auckland City Hospital, Starship Children's Hospital and Greenlane Clinical Centre. Auckland City Hospital is New Zealand’s largest public hospital as well as the largest clinical research facility. There are approximately one million patient contacts each year, including hospital and outpatient services. We have approximately 11,000   health and medical  staff employed which equates to nearly 9,200 full-time equivalent positions and we manage a budget of approximately $2.1 billion. Auckland DHB is the largest trainer of doctors in New Zealand, with approximately 1,800 medical staff.

Barwon Health is one of the largest and most comprehensive regional health services in Australia, providing care at all stages of life and circumstance. Health services available through Barwon Health cover the full spectrum from primary care, community services, aged care, rehabilitation, mental health, emergency and acute care. With the exception of neurosurgery and transplantation, virtually all other specialties are available through University Hospital Geelong.

The Bay of Plenty District Health Board (BOPDHB) is one of 20 DHBs in New Zealand, and one of five DHBs that make up the Midland region.  We serve a population of 225,320 for the major population centres of Tauranga, Katikati, Te Puke, Whakatāne, Kawerau and Ōpōtiki. Of this 225,320, 32% are under 25 and 25% identify as having Māori ethnicity, and like the national population, our population is ageing (currently 19% aged 65 or over, and forecast to reach 24% in 2026). Eighteen Iwi are located within our district. The Bay of Plenty (BOP) population has generally good health compared to others in New Zealand, and generally good access to health and disability support services.

Calvary Public Hospital Bruce (CPHB) is a 265 bed multi-discipline, modern health care facility serving the ACT community. At CPHB, our patients and their families expect a highly skilled, compassionate and dedicated workforce. Calvary staff pride themselves on ‘being for others’. The patient journey is at the centre of Calvary’s philosophy within our models of care.

The Central Australian Retrieval Service provides transport for emergency and critical care presentations to remote communities in the 1.6 milion square kilometer catchment area of Alice Springs Hospital. We provide care for the full spectrum of presentations; birth, paediatrics, trauma, psychiatry and medical presentations.  

He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata! He tangata! He tangata! What is the most important thing in the world? It is people! It is people! It is people! Counties Manukau Health is the largest of New Zealand’s District Health Boards by population and a significantly large employer in the Counties Manukau district, providing jobs for more than 7,000 people across the region. Our people are a large part of the community we serve which makes them passionate about the health of the people living in it. We continually support the professional development of our staff and celebrate their achievements. With a growing population base and a commitment to research, innovation and quality, Counties Manukau Health has many attractive opportunities. As big as Counties Manukau Health is, we are a team of talented individuals working together to make a positive difference to the people we serve, to the communities we work in, and to each other. We are one of the first DHBs to embark on a journey of becoming more sustainable and are committed to managing and reducing our carbon footprint. We are part of the NZ and Global Green and Health Hospitals Initiative, Australasia. If you share our values of Together, Kind, Valuing Everyone and Excellent click  all jobs  to find out how you can join us here at Counties Manukau Health.

Echuca Regional Health is located just 200 kilometres north from Melbourne, in the beautiful riverside location of Echuca-Moama.  Echuca-Moama offers a wide range of sporting and leisure activities for people of all ages and is a preferred holiday destination, with the population undergoing significant expansion at peak times (especially over summer). Whether you are into fishing, water skiing, golf, camping or enjoy fine food and wine, the Echuca-Moama region has plenty to offer.  After a $65 million redevelopment completed in August 2015, Echuca Regional Health comprises 113 beds providing a comprehensive range of services to the 45,000 people living in the catchment areas of the Shire of Campaspe and Murray River Council.  The services include emergency, medical, surgical, maternity, paediatric, urology, orthopaedic, ophthalmology, dental, chemotherapy and haemodialysis services.  Echuca Regional Health encompasses an aged care service, Glanville Village, which accommodates 60 residential beds.  Echuca Regional Health is the largest employer in the Campaspe Shire, employing over 800 staff.   With a strong focus on increasing our capacity as an outer regional teaching health service, Echuca Regional Health employees are dedicated professionals who strive to deliver the best possible care to their community.  Employee and family benefits include:  * Comprehensive learning and development program * Flexible employment practices * Salary packaging * Extended employee assistance program (including support for family members) * Employee health and wellbeing initiatives * Employee recognition program * Free onsite parking Echuca Regional Health is an equal employment opportunity employer. Echuca Regional Health says NO to Family Violence.

Epworth Richmond's emergency department treats more patients than any other private hospital emergency department in Victoria; over 29,000 patients annually. It is staffed by a team of experienced doctors and nurses 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The emergency department assesses and treats people with serious injuries and those in need of emergency treatment.

Saolta University Healthcare Group provides a comprehensive range of Medical, Surgical, Paediatrics and Obstetrics and Gynaecology Services to emergency and elective patients on an inpatient, outpatient and day care basis across the West and North West of Ireland. Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture - One of the biggest cultural events in the world and a once in a lifetime opportunity for Galway .

SA Health is committed to protecting and improving the health of all South Australians by providing leadership in health reform, public health services, health and medical research, policy development and planning, with an increased focus on well being, illness prevention, early intervention and quality care.

Every year LifeFlight’s iconic blue and yellow choppers and several commercial helicopters help thousands of sick and injured patients. With a Critical Care Doctor on board, RACQ LifeFlight's Rescue helicopters are regularly sent to serious accidents, where early medical intervention can often be the difference between life and death. Crews are typically made up of a Pilot, Critical Care Doctor, Aircrewman, and intensive care Flight Paramedic or Nurse. On standby round-the-clock, they can be in the air within minutes of being tasked to a mission. Most missions are performed by our community helicopters,  RACQ LifeFlight Rescue  which operates eight helicopters out of Mount Isa, Bundaberg, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba and Brisbane bases. Thirty percent of this community rescue service is funded and supported by the LifeFlight Foundation through a range of different and diverse fundraising programs.  LifeFlight also services a commercial contract, providing aeromedical helicopter services to a consortium of oil and gas providers. This contract benefits local communities by providing workers, their families and local residents emergency care, every day of the year. There is one service in operation:

Mildura Base Hospital (MBH) is a modern 180 bed (level 1) Tertiary teaching Hospital. The Hospital is managed by Ramsay Health Care in a contractual arrangement with the Victorian Government.  MBH provides public hospital services on behalf of the Victorian Government to the community of Mildura and the Sunraysia District.  Mildura is in north-west Victoria and is set on the banks of the magnificent Murray River, and has a population of around 60,000. We are approximately 540km from Melbourne by road, or 1 hour by plane. Adelaide is also easily travelled to. Our airport is serviced by Qantas, Virgin Australia and REX Airlines. Mildura has the perfect mediterranean climate, with our high number of warm sunny days perfect for visiting our many cafes and restaurants or relaxing by the Murray River. Mildura also has a large shopping centre and shopping district, excellent sporting and cultural facilities, hosts numerous festivals, and has many high performing public and private schools.

Our Values People First People are central to all that we do Respect We treat others as we would like to be treated Caring We nurture those around us and treat all with dignity and compassion Communication We communicate safely, openly and with respect to promote clear understanding   Excellence Our attitude of excellence inspires success, competence, confidence and innovation

St John of God Health Care is a leading health care provider, with private and public hospitals, home nursing and Social Outreach services throughout Australia.  Our organisation is part of the Mission of the Catholic Church and every aspect of our care is based on the Christian values of Hospitality, Compassion, Respect, Justice and Excellence. It is these values that guide our holistic approach to caregiving, with respect for the dignity and worth of each person. As a Catholic, not-for-profit group, we invest in the communities we serve by updating and expanding our facilities and technology; expanding existing services and developing and acquiring new services; and providing Social Outreach services to people experiencing disadvantage to improve health and wellbeing. With over 120 years' experience in health care, we have an excellent reputation as a caring, nurturing and supportive employer. Learning is highly valued and there are many opportunities for professional development.

The Townsville Hospital Emergency Department is Australia’s northernmost tertiary facility. We are a mixed ED caring for 80,000 presentations per annum with a 30% admission rate. Paediatric patients account for 25% of ED presentations. We are the primary referral centre for North Queensland and beyond. We are accredited for 24 month ED time as a major referral centre. We have positions available in Emergency Medicine and a special skills rotation in Remote and Indigenous Health (at Palm Island Hospital)(STP). We offer accredited terms in Ultrasound training (STP) and our external rotations include ICU, Paediatric ICU, Anaesthetics, Medicine and Hyperbaric. Townsville ED also has strong links with Lifeflight Retrieval Service. Dedicated primary and fellowship teaching programs, with high recent success rates. We offer a mentoring program and a flexible rostering to accommodate full time and part time employees with commitments outside of work and have great access to leave. Relocation packages are available. Townsville is a large regional centre in tropical North Queensland, with a population of approximately 180,000. We enjoy 300 days of sunshine per year, with average July temperatures 25 degrees. Trust us, winter here is amazing. Townsville is a cosmopolitan centre with a wide variety of restaurants, cultural activities and sporting teams in national competitions. It is a 20 minute ferry ride to Magnetic Island, and easy travel to the Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef, tropical beaches and rainforests. It is a family-friendly city with variety of outdoor activities and excellent public and private schooling options. James Cook University and School of Medicine are adjacent to the hospital. There are direct flights to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne from the Townsville Airport with excellent links to other centres.

The WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is the largest country health system in Australia and one of the biggest in the world, providing health services to approximately half a million people, including 45,000 Aboriginal people, over a vast two and a half million square kilometre area. The organisation comprises seven regions, with a strong network of public hospitals, health services and health centres located across rural and remote Western Australia. Our core business is the provision of quality, accessible health services to country WA residents and visitors.

Our vision is to provide 'Better health and independence' with our mission being 'to improve health and independence through a responsive and integrated health system' . We foster an environment that places the patient and their family at the centre of everthing we do. The Whanganui District Health Board (WDHB) serves a population of 62,210 (Census 2006, Statistics New Zealand) who live in the Whanganui and Rangitikei Territorial Authority areas, as well as the Ruapehu Territorial Authority area wards of Waimarino and Waiouru – known as South Ruapehu.   Our district covers a total land area of 9742 square kilometres, much of which is sparsely populated.  The terrain is mountainous with two major centres - Whanganui city with a population of 39,990 and Marton with a population of 4680.  The major centres are supported by five smaller towns with a population less than 2000 - Waiouru 1380, Taihape 1790, Bulls 1660, Ohakune 1100 and Raetihi 1040. (Census 2006, Statistics New Zealand).   Recognised as a top-performing district health board (DHB), we offer a modern hospital with forward-thinking clinical and non-clinical staff who are justifiably proud of Whanganui DHB’s achievements.   Our ongoing success in achieving high scores for the six health targets set by New Zealand’s Minister of Health is particularly pleasing. We are commited to Whanganui DHB’s patient safety and quality initiatives and we take the safety of our patients and the quality of care we deliver very seriously. Feedback from our patients is always welcome. You are invited to read more about Whanganui DHB by clicking here