At Lumus Imaging, we are passionate about caring for your health and wellbeing at every stage of life.

Lumus Imaging harnesses all of the knowledge and expertise we have gained over the last 30 years and combines it with the empathy and care of our people.

Our team of radiographers, sonographers, nuclear medicine technologists, nurses, centre support staff, as well as our network of independent radiologists make up our 2,000 diagnostic imaging experts and support staff across 150 sites right around the country.

You will be a key point of contact for patients and referrers, managing a high volume of inbound calls while working closely with the wider practice team. You will also be required to step into front desk duties as needed, so some reception experience or willingness to learn is essential.

• Answering and managing high volume inbound calls in the call centre
• Booking, rescheduling and confirming patient appointments
• Liaising with referrers, patients and internal teams to resolve enquiries
• Accurately entering and updating patient information in practice systems
• Stepping into front desk reception duties as required
• Working collaboratively as part of the broader Port Macquarie team

• Previous experience in a medical reception or call centre environment (highly regarded)
• Excellent phone manner and communication skills
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy
• Ability to multitask in a fast paced environment
• A team player who is flexible and willing to support colleagues across different duties
• Experience with medical software systems is an advantage

• Permanent full time hours, Monday to Friday
• Supportive and collaborative team environment
• Ongoing training and development opportunities
• The opportunity to be part of a leading national imaging provider

As part of working for Lumus Imaging, you will have access to a range of benefits including:

• Benefits platform - Reduce the impact of the cost of living with everyday savings with 500+ of Australia's most-loved brands, (from the weekly grocery shop to premium perks like holidays).
• Fitness Passport - Access top fitness centres & pools across Australia at a subsidised rate.
• Corporate health insurance discounts, banking benefits and novated leasing salary packaging.
• Career growth and development opportunities with access to a comprehensive library of online courses and learning paths via our e-learning platform.
• Confidential health and well-being support through our Employee Assistance Program, available to all employees and their family members.

Lumus Imaging is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive workplace. We seek to recruit from diverse applicants and create teams with skills, perspectives and experiences that complement each other at work. We welcome suitably qualified applicants regardless of age, ethnicity, socio-cultural background, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity.

Please click the 'Apply Now' button to complete the pre-screening questions and submit your application.

If you would like further details please email us at:

Career Medical Officer General Medicine Griffith Base Hospital

Employment Type:TemporaryFull Time

Position Classification:Career Medical Officer

Remuneration:$147664 - $178407

Hours Per Week:38

Requisition ID:REQ667777

Applications Close: 1 November 2026

Career Medical Officer - General Medicine Griffith Base Hospital

When you join the team at Griffith Base Hospital, you unlock priority access to a broad range of interesting and unique medical cases where you can quickly advance your practical skills. With this advanced skill acquisition and experience comes fast-tracked career progression; the sky's the limit to how far you can go!

What we can offer you

Generous Salary Packaging options

Corporate health and fitness program-Fitness Passport

Career development and progression opportunities

Affordable housing with remarkable commute times to our picturesque communities

Genuine welcoming and supportive staff and communities with a lifestyle second to none!

Supportive, collegiate and diverse work environment

Skills and experience to broaden and expand your medical career

Griffith Base Hospital is a 119 bed facility with 100 hospital care beds and 10 maternity beds. Each year we support approximately 19,500 emergency presentations, 2,500 operations and 600 births. We provide a 24 hour Emergency Department (ED) with 15 ED spaces supported by an Intensive Care Unit and is also equipped with telehealth cameras to connect the team in Griffith with specialists across the NSW Critical Care Advisory Service. The hospital provides a range of acute specialist services (resident and visiting) including Emergency Medicine, General Medicine, General Surgery, Paediatric Medicine, Oncology, Haematology, Obstetrics, Intensive Care, Respiratory Medicine, Endocrinology, Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Renal Dialysis and Rheumatology.

Renowned for our world-class wineries and 'foodie' culture supported by cafes and restaurants to tickle your taste-buds, Griffith's fascinating heritage and atmosphere will have you in awe the minute you arrive. With historic buildings, impressive art galleries and museums coupled with boutique shopping, festivals and a vibrant nightlife, you'll never be short of things to do in this progressive community. Griffith is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city with a population of approximately of 26,000 residents. It is the agricultural capital of the Western Riverina with a catchment drawing more than 52,000 people to the area. It is a unique multicultural rural town in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, often referred to as a little piece of Italy in the heart of the Riverina. Griffith and surrounding areas is one of the most productive and diverse agricultural regions in Australia. There are numerous wineries, excellent restaurants, and gourmet food producers for you to visit throughout the region. Griffith also boasts legendary country hospitality and a relaxed feel of contemporary rural Australia. The city's unmistakable Italian heritage is evident in the range of rustic cafes and eateries, delis and gelato bars, olive groves, farm fresh produce, friendly and welcoming locals and a passion for wine! Griffith and its villages have a rich blend of cultures and traditions with more than 70 nationalities adding to the cultural diversity. This has attracted many young families and travellers from around the world, with the mix of cultures often celebrated within the community.

Griffith Base Hospital Redevelopment

The $250 million Griffith Base Hospital redevelopment is well under way, with the new hospital opening its doors in June 2025. It delivers Griffith and the surrounding communities with state of the art health facilities and enhanced health services closer to home. All major health services at the Griffith Base Hospital will be housed under one roof, in the purpose built three storey Clinical Services Building designed to support contemporary models of care. Other works as part of the redevelopment include the Non Clinical Services Building, demolition of old hospital buildings, landscaping and car parking. The Redevelopment is scheduled for completion in 2025.

Want to learn more about the Griffith lifestyle?

About Medical Careers at Griffith - The Rural Training Pathway

At Griffith Base Hospital we have a range of interesting and rewarding medical career pathways

Career Medical Officer (CMO) Pathway

• Available to doctors awaiting a training position with a GP College training pathway or doctors intending to work as CMOs.

First year comprises Emergency Medicine, with essential training requirements including the Emergency Medicine Certificate (ACEM), DETECT, ALS1 and Emergency Management of Severe Trauma.

What you'll be doing

Provide first-line medical care to patients presenting to the Hospital, including assessment, investigation, treatment and referral for ongoing non inpatient care or, on consultation with consultant specialists, admission/transfer for inpatient care and discharge of patients. In accepting this position you agree to support core NSW public sector values of cultural diversity, equity and ethical practice, and a healthy, safe and fair workplace" and by addressing these core values in training courses and the induction process.

• Advanced ability to work effectively as part of a multi disciplinary team in the planning, delivery and coordination of patient care.
• MBBS or equivalent, currently registered with the Medical Board of Australia in an appropriate registration category with at least three (3) years experience in a Public Health setting.
• Advanced written and verbal communication skills and ability to communicate effectively and respectfully with patients, family members and others members of the health care team.
• Advanced organisational and time management skills and ability to manage competing priorities in a complex environment.
• Demonstrated commitment to quality improvement, patient safety and risk management.
• Evidence of continuing professional development and commitment to self education.

Need more information? For role related queries or questions contact Arunavo Chatterji on Applications Close: 1/11/2026

NSW Health acknowledges the people of the many traditional countries and language groups of New South Wales. It acknowledges the wisdom of Elders past and present, and pays respect to all Aboriginal communities of today.

Bring your imaging skills to the heart of NSW wine country, where a rewarding clinical role meets a lifestyle people move regions for.

Why you'll love this role

• Full-time stabilitywith one of Australia's leading diagnostic imaging providers, with locations across the country
• Live the Mudgee lifestyle.Enjoy award-winning wineries, a thriving local food scene and a warm country community, all without big-city traffic or big-city house prices
• Varied, hands-on caseload.Work across general radiography and CT with a genuine mix of patients and presentations
• Ongoing training and development.Grow your skills with structured support, CPD opportunities and career pathways across our national network
• A team that has your back.Join experienced radiographers, sonographers and support staff who look out for one another every day

About the role

You'll play a key part in delivering high-quality imaging services to the Mudgee community. Your day will include:

• Performing general radiography examinations to a high clinical standard
• Delivering compassionate, patient-centred care to people of all ages
• Working collaboratively with radiologists, sonographers and administrative staff
• Maintaining accurate records and upholding radiation safety standards
• Contributing to a positive, supportive clinic culture
• Receive training in new modalities

About you

• Tertiary qualification in Medical Radiation Science (Diagnostic Radiography) or equivalent
• Current AHPRA registration and NSW EPA radiation licence (or eligibility to obtain)
• CT experience is highly regarded but not essential, with upskilling support available
• A warm, professional manner and genuine care for patient wellbeing
• Strong communication skills and a collaborative, team-player attitude
• New graduates with a passion for regional practice are encouraged to apply

• 80% of billings
• Accommodation provided
• Spacious consulting rooms

Locum - Full-Time

18 September 2026 - 13 October 2026

The practice is situated in the main street in the centre of the retail sector and opposite the swimming pool. They are a GP owned practice with a focus on quality patient care, work life balance and a fantastic team environment for their staff. They are an AGPAL accredited Practice. The centre is computerised and fully equipped. They are supported by a long serving full-time Practice Manager and Registered Nurse and are a friendly cheerful team. Fully equipped local aged care/dementia facility is located within 2 kilometres. There is an interesting variety of illnesses, and they cater to a mixed patient demographic in a rewarding work environment. They strive to provide a culture of learning & support. Quality of lifestyle is important to the team at the surgery. They believe in a sensible work balance and encourage time for self-care. The Practice has spacious consulting rooms that open on to small gardens.

The medical practice is looking for a Locum General Practitioner to work in a small mixed billing clinic, Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm. You will be treating patients for the usual mix of general practice presentations, as well as conducting some mine worker medicals. The position is supported by a great team of Receptionists, a Registered Nurse, Allied Health staff and a long-term Practice Manager.

• Vocationally registered (FRACG, FACRRM)
• Current AHPRA registration
• Strong communication and clinical skills
• Experience in general practice

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Pittsworth is a model country town 40km southwest of Toowoomba and has a population of over 5,000 including the surrounding shire. Pittsworth has a very good variety of retail facilities including a large IGA and Woolworths, a Community Centre, a residential age care facility and modern dementia unit, a State Primary and High School, a Private Primary School, an Athletics /AFL oval, a NRL field with adjoining Soccer fields, a rejuvenated Olympic size Swimming pool and a quality gym facility. Pittsworth position is ideal for enjoying the space, clean air and quiet of country living whilst being able to enjoy the attractions of a city as large as Toowoomba only 30 minutes away and Brisbane only two hours away or the Gold Coast or Sunshine coasts less than three hours away.

For more information on this position, please contact our team via .

Sonder is seeking a Senior Psychologist to lead clinical practice in the headspace Early Psychosis program at Kaurna Country, headspace Adelaide. You will supervise and train clinicians, provide specialist assessments and CBT-based interventions for young people with complex needs, and champion trauma-informed, family-inclusive care.

You will work both autonomously and collaboratively to shape services, drive best practices, and improve outcomes for youth and families, in a welcoming, inclusive

• Position : Full Time - Fixed Term until 8th October 2027


• Location : Frankston VIC 3199


• Salary : $105,570 - $110,350 Based on level experience, plus super

The Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency (VACCA) is an Aboriginal Community-Controlled organisation that supports and advocates for the Aboriginal Community and is the largest organisation of its kind in Australia. The VACCA team is committed to the organisation's visions and values, passionately providing support, service and advocacy for our children and other vulnerable members of the community.

Our strength lies with our people.

Join VACCA's Restoring Families team and walk alongside Aboriginal children, young people and families to keep culture, family and community strong. Through relationship based and healing informed practice, you will support families to build on their strengths, create safe and nurturing homes, and help children remain connected to Country, culture and kin. Working as part of a dedicated team, you will play an important role in supporting family wellbeing, preventing children entering care where possible, and helping families reunify and thrive.

You are passionate about strengthening Aboriginal families and improving outcomes for children and young people. With a strong understanding of culturally safe, healing informed practice, you build trusting relationships and work alongside families to create positive change. You are a skilled collaborator who can engage with community, services and Child Protection, advocate for families, manage complex casework, and support children to remain connected to family, culture and community.

• Qualifications:


• Certificate, Diploma or Degree qualification in Community Services, Social Worker and/or substantial experience in these fields is desirable.


• A minimum 3-5yrs experience as a Practitioner in a relevant field that supports an understanding of child development and family functioning including theories of attachment, intergenerational and personal trauma, as well as relevant risk assessment frameworks, service responses and interventions in working with vulnerable families


• Requirements: Valid Police Check, a Victorian Working with Children's Check for a paid employee (or willingness to obtain) and aVictorian Driver Licence.


• Current COVID-19 vaccination(Strongly Recommended)

• A supportive environment that includes comprehensive induction


• The support of regular internal supervision


• Professional development and training opportunities


• Attractive salary packaging to increase your take-home pay


• 17.5% loading on annual leave


• Access to agency vehicles for all work-related travel


• Access to Employee support and wellbeing programs


• Paid parental leave after 12 months of ongoing employment
  
• Opportunity to work and build connection with the Aboriginal Community and culture


• Fitness Passport - allowing you (and your family) access to any of the facilities available on this program

We are committed to Aboriginal self-determination and supporting strong, safe, thriving Aboriginal communities and aim to ensure every individual is treated with dignity, honouring all cultural backgrounds, abilities, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender identities and spiritual beliefs.

VACCA is a child-safe organisation and is committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children and young people with zero tolerance for child abuse. All successful applicants will be required to undertake a National Police Record Check and Working with Children Check prior to commencement of employment and periodically following commencement.

VACCA is an equal opportunity employer and has a smoke-free workplace policy

Every member of the Benalla Health Team is committed to delivering on the promise:Best Health, Every Person, Every Time.It's at the heart of everything we do.

The Health Care Worker does this by providing in home support to clients under a number of programs including Post-Acute Care and Home Care Package.Personal care is provided to promote quality of life, person-focused and evidenced-based services to meet the needs of the consumer, their family and carers.

This involves working in a multidisciplinary team environment that is focused on providing a holistic approach to care.Our aim is to provide flexible services according to the needs of the consumer.

Position Status:Casual

Classification:Grade 2 (IN38)

POSITION SUMMARY

The Health Care Worker position is a clinical role responsible for providing high-quality personal care to care recipients and clients at Benalla Health. Operating under the direction of a Registered Nurse or supervisor, this position is required to specifically assist Care Recipients with regards to their Activities of Daily Living and ensure their Social and Spiritual wellbeing.

Pre-requisites:Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent,Current Police Check andCurrent Working with Children Check.

KEY SELECTION CRITERIA

• Experience and/or knowledge in the care of care recipients of a residential aged care environment.
• Relevant qualifications.
• Demonstrated effective organisational skills.
• Demonstrated well-developed communication and interpersonal skills.
• Possess knowledge of relevant legislation, including Aged Care Standards and National Standards
• Demonstrated ability to deliver of excellent clinical care in accordance with Benalla Health philosophy, policies and procedures.
• Ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team and to work independently of others under the supervision of a nurse
• An ability to represent a care recipient and act as an advocate.
• Demonstrated ability to maintain confidentially.

Why choose Benalla Health?

Benalla Health is an organisation dedicated to providing a wide range of services that prioritise optimal care and overall wellbeing for our consumers in the rural community. Our commitment to "Best Care, Every Person, Every Time" is deeply ingrained in our organisation, ensuring that our values of Respect, Empathy, Excellence, Compassion, and Accountability are upheld by both our staff and consumers.

Collaboration is at the heart of Benalla Health, with a team of just over 300 staff members. We believe that by working together within our teams and the community, we can deliver the best outcomes for our consumers. When you join Benalla Health, you become part of a vibrant and diverse work environment and community that celebrates individuality and inclusivity.

Looking to move?

Located 200kms north of Melbourne, Benalla offers a diverse range of attractions and experiences. It is an ideal destination for wine lovers and winter sports enthusiasts alike. Benalla is also famous for its vibrant arts scene, with the Benalla Art Gallery and the town itself boasting stunning street art and captivating silo art. Overall, Benalla provides a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural attractions, and exciting activities, making it an appealing destination for those making a career change.

Why you will love it here!

• Career development and opportunities to help reach your career goals, including training that delves into your chosen specialty.
• Flexible work practices to help create the work life balance you need including 5 weeks annual leave and an opportunity to substitute public holidays.
• Boost your take home pay with Salary Packaging opportunities including the Remote Area Benefit available to those living and working within 40km of Benalla
• Strong sense of community, inclusivity and a values driven team destined to deliver the best outcomes.
• A country lifestyle close to the Alpine Region

The successful applicant (upon appointment) will undergo a National Police Records Check and Working with Children's Check for pre-employment safety screening purposes.

Benalla Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer and has a strong commitment to Child Safety. This includes establishing and maintaining child safe and child friendly environments.

Applications for this position close 15/10/2026

For any further inquiries please contact Greg Van Popering -

Base Hourly Rate $33.81 - $40.54 plus 25% casual loading, penalties, allowances, super & salary packaging.

Echuca

Mobile Patient Care (MPC) offers Non-EMergency Patient Transport across Victoria and some areas of New South Wales. We work with a large fleet of ambulances and support our transport services with RFDS aircraft. MPC provides clinical care for people travelling from home to hospital, hospital to hospital and hospital to home, as well as transport to and from specialist clinics.

As an ATA, you will deliver high-quality, dignified, and patient-focused care, ensuring the efficient and effective transport of non-emergency pre- and post-hospital patients. Your role will be crucial in maintaining the comfort and respect of each patient throughout their journey.

• Perform patient assessment and intervention on-road
• Provide high quality patient care and treatment during on-road transport
• Develop and maintain positive working relationships with patients and stakeholders
• Perform independently and problem solve within established policies and procedures
• Work collaboratively with other team members

• A Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance), or Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic), or Bachelor of Nursing (with AHPRA registered nurse registration), or other equivalent qualification for Ambulance Officers recognized by RFDS or DHHS
• For Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) qualified - evidence of successful completion of required clinical placements and a Clinical Skills Assessment, completion of a minimum of 400 hours operational experience under the direct supervision of a clinical instructor, and successful completion of a clinical skills assessment
• Availability to work 10 and 12-hour shifts across 7 days
• Ability to drive in both city and country traffic conditions
• Compassionate, professional, and dedicated to providing excellent service
• Experience working in the NEPT sector in an equal role desirable but not essential
• Satisfactory completion of safety screening including a current Full Drivers Licence, Working with Children's Check, National Police Check, and the right to work in Australia

• Recognition of prior ATA service with other ambulance providers to ensure fair compensation for the knowledge and skills you will be contributing to the team
• 2:1 staff to patient ratio
• Set shift times
• Generous penalties and allowances
• A less stressful environment than emergency/pre-hospital care
• Supported opportunities to work at different locations across the state
• Options to work across specialist resources such as high acuity, complex patient care vehicle, and with our Non-Emergency Patient Transport aeromedical team
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Access to salary packaging options to reduce your taxable income for all employees, including casuals
• Great parental leave benefits in addition to government parental leave

Mandatory vaccination policy: As part of the application process, you will be required to provide evidence of the following vaccinations: Hepatitis B, Chicken Pox, Measles, Mumps and Rubella, Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis, Tuberculosis, Annual Influenza.

Please note that we are unable to accept applications submitted via email.

For any enquiries, please email .

The Royal Flying Doctor Service, Victoria, is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from individuals of underrepresented backgrounds to apply, including but not limited to: those from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, culturally and linguistically diverse and LGBTQI communities.

• Work within a multidisciplinary Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
• Supportive training environment for registrars progressing towards Fellowship
• Open to AGPT registrars or VR GPs
• Salary $118,000 - $120,000 plus superannuation

• Permanent Full Time
• 38 hours per week

This Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation is a community-controlled Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health organisation providing culturally safe, holistic and client-centred health and wellbeing services across multiple regional Queensland locations. Services include general practice and primary healthcare, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB) support, counselling, allied health, aged care, chronic disease management, health promotion and community support services. The organisation operates through a multidisciplinary team model, with health professionals and support staff working collaboratively to provide integrated care. Services are delivered in a community-based setting, with a strong focus on culturally appropriate care, accessibility, continuity of care and improving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

The position is accountable for applying medical skills and knowledge in the assessment and treatment of Clients in order to promote, maintain, and improve their health with a focus on the organisation's Model of Care to improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Patients in a culturally sensitive manner; provide mentoring and medical education to the clinical team including GP Registrars or Students where endorsed by training body; ensuring maximisation of Medicare claiming and PIP/SIP incentive payments. The GP must always demonstrate high levels of professionalism and integrity, be an innovative thinker and apply high moral and ethical standards to ensure confidentiality is maintained abiding by the Australian Doctors Code of Conduct.

• Current AHPRA registration
• Vocationally registered General Practitioners or AGPT registrars
• Open to applicants with valid authority to work in Australia

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Dalby is a thriving regional centre in the Western Downs region, offering affordable living, excellent community facilities and a relaxed country lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to quality schools, sporting and recreational facilities, healthcare services and a strong sense of community, while remaining within comfortable driving distance of Toowoomba and Brisbane.

For more information on this position, please contact our team via .

Following successful placement, eligible candidates may be entitled to receive support and financial assistance through Health Workforce Queensland's comprehensive workforce attraction and retention incentives. This position may be eligible for a scholarship or bursary for ongoing professional development.

Employment Type: Fixed Term - Full Time
Position Classification: Registrar
Remuneration: $117,745.00 to $147,664.00 AUD per annum + superannuation, leave loading, and applicable penalty rates
Hours Per Week: 38

Requisition ID:CAM30661
Role: Advanced Trainee - Rehabilitation Medicine (Spinal Cord Injuries)

The vision for South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) is 'exceptional care, healthier lives'. SESLHD is committed to enabling our community to be healthy and well, and to providing the best possible compassionate care when people need it.

We have two vacancies available for a six-month contract (or rotation) spanning 1 February 2027 up to 1 August 2027.

Our successful candidate would gain experience in all aspects of Spinal Cord Injury rehabilitation across acute and sub-acute rehabilitation.

Our role would be based at Prince of Wales Spinal Injuries Unit - the only co-located Acute Spinal Rehab facility in the country - inclusive of experience reviewing patients from the Community in Specialist outpatient clinics.

As an Advanced Trainee in Rehabilitation Medicine, your goal would be to progress through the AFRM Training program towards obtaining Fellowship. Your objectives would be to:

• gain learning and experiences in general and specialised terms, utilising evidenced-based rehabilitation medicine principles.
• perform comprehensive rehabilitation assessments which include patient assessment, makingtreatment decisions, performing procedures and maintaining adequate medical records; and developing expertise inmedical practice, in a complex clinical environment.
• supervise general medicalmanagement of patients admitted/referred to the Department of Rehabilitation and build an integrated care plan withinterdisciplinary teams and the department to achieve best patient outcome.
• participate in consultative and outpatient services in a variety of ambulatory caresettings which may include hospital facilities and private consulting rooms.
• Liaise closely and effectively with consultants to demonstrate your level of ability and understandingof patient care and enable you to expand areas of responsibility.

All patients managed within the hospitals of thehealth service are under the direct care of a specialist medical practitioner. All decisions regarding their care are to beclearly communicated with the specialist responsible for that care.

Randwick is a metropolitan hub in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. We have a vibrant, multicultural community, with diverse dining options and regular entertainment hosted by our local council. For those fond of coastal living, we are a walk away from Coogee Beach. A short drive takes you to the famous Bondi Beach and Centennial Parklands. Cycling paths and public transport are readily available, with Sydney's light rail connecting the campus to Sydney's CBD just 7 kilometres away.

Come enjoy a blend of urban convenience and relaxed coastal living at Randwick and:

• Four weeks of annual leave + an extra Allocated Day Off (ADO) per month.
• Other leave including parental leave, FACS leave, and study & education leave.
• Salary Packaging, a way to pay for certain items with your pre-tax salary.
• Wellbeing initiatives such as the Employee Assistance Program.
• Fitness Passport, a discounted fitness membership for access to nearly 1600 gyms, pools and fitness centres across Australia.
• Quality learning and development, research opportunities, and more.

SESLHD is committed to creating a workplace that reflects the diversity of our community. This will help ensure our employees, our patients, and their carers feel supported. We encourage people from different backgrounds to apply.

We welcome applications from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander candidates and have an Aboriginal Employment Consultant who can support you. If you have any questions or would like guidance on the recruitment process, contact the SESLHD Aboriginal Employment Team via .

1. Qualifications and experience commensurate with the Essential Requirements for the role.
2. Sufficient clinical experience in order to undertake the clinical duties for clinical rotations, and proficiency in basic and advanced life support.
3. Advanced ability to work effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary team in the planning, delivery and coordination of patient care.
4. Advanced communication skills, including the ability to convey, and adapt verbal and written information to a clinical and non-clinical audience.
5. Advanced good organisational and time management skills and ability to manage competing priorities in a complex environment.
6. Demonstrated commitment to quality improvement, patient safety and risk management.
7. Advanced independent clinical skills and judgement, with the ability to make sound decisions and problem solve with an awareness of limitations and ability to learn independently and modify behaviour accordingly.
8. Previous experience in and willingness to deliver undergraduate and postgraduate medical education and training.

Need more information?
1) Click here for the Position Description
2) Find out more about applying for this position
For role related queries or questions contact Sachin Shetty on

Note: Australian/NZ citizens and Australian permanent residents will be given priority during recruitment and selection. An extensive eligibility list will also be built. If you are not a preferred candidate, but is still considered suitable for the role, you may be contacted should a vacancy arise.

Who are we?

Sonder is a leading not-for-profit human services organisation committed to creating communities where no one is left to navigate life's hardest moments alone. We work alongside thousands of people each year, bringing together mental health, alcohol and other drug, community and practical supports to deliver connected, person-directed care that helps people live the lives they choose.

What benefits can we offer?

When you work with Sonder, you become part of the Sonder family and that provides you with a number of benefits such as:

• Salary (excluding super) paid above award and reviewed annually


• Flexible working arrangements


• Professional development allowance provided yearly


• Generous salary packaging options - increase your take home pay by 6-12%


• 17.5% Leave Loading


• Modern and welcoming office spaces


• Christmas Closure Bonus Leave (above annual leave entitlements)


• Training opportunities


• Meal & entertainment allowances


• Paid parental leave, and much more!

Sonder are open to negotiating further benefits with the successful applicant to ensure an excellent working environment for you.

Salary Band: $115,337 - $120,440 + Super

Hours: Up to 0.5 FTE

Contract: Ongoing

Location: Kaurna Country, headspace Adelaide

More Information & Position Description via this link:

Immunisations: Employment is subject to compliance with Sonder's Immunisation Policy. Applicants must hold, or be willing to obtain, all vaccinations and immunisations required for the role.

About the Role: As theSenior Psychologist, you'll provide clinical leadership and specialist expertise within the headspace Early Psychosis (hEP) program, supporting clinicians to deliver high-quality, evidence-based psychological care.

You'll providesupervision, consultation, education and training, while offering specialist assessment and therapeutic intervention for young people with complex presentations. You'll champion approaches including CBT, trauma-informed and family-inclusive care, helping build clinical capability across the multidisciplinary team.

Working autonomously and collaboratively, you'll help shape and develop services that promote recovery, strengthen best practice and improve outcomes for young people and their families.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply. We are committed to an inclusive and culturally safe workplace.

Experience Requirements:

• Experience working inmental health, preferably with young people, including group settings.


• Strong skills inassessment, engagement, case management and evidence-based psychological interventions.


• Demonstratedclinical leadership, including supervision, training and education.


• Ability to useresearch and evidenceto guide clinical practice.


• Strongcommunication, teamwork and conflict-management skills, including de-escalation.

Qualification and Other Requirements:

• Clinical Psychologists: Current and full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia (AHPRA) with practice endorsement in clinical psychology (desirable)


• Registered Psychologist: Current and full general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia (APHPRA). Registered psychologists are strongly encouraged to apply. Sonder offers comprehensive support towards clinical endorsement, including access to internal board-approved supervisors, professional development opportunities, and financial support for endorsement-related requirements.


• Registration to practice as a supervisor with the Psychology Board of Australia (desired but not required)


• Current or willing to obtain a Working with Children's Check (WWCC)


• Current or willing to obtain a National Police Check (NPC)

Advert Closing Date: 28 October 2026

At Sonder, we strive to respond to all applicants. However, due to the high volume of applications we receive, we may only be able to contact those shortlisted for the role. Thank you for your understanding.

Alice Springs, Northern Territory 0870, Australia A$92,367.9996 - A$99,397.9341

Full-time Permanent Associate

About Purple House

Our mission is to improve the lives of people with renal failure, reunite families and reduce the impact of kidney disease in our communities. We are run by Aboriginal people for Aboriginal people and work to provide culturally appropriate health, aged care and general support services in regional and remote communities, helping people to get home to country and family.

About the Role

The Case Manager monitors client needs, coordinates service provision, maintains documentation, and liaises with carers and families. As part of a client-facing team, the role requires flexibility, adaptability and resourcefulness in delivering practical support and responding to issues as they arise.

Key responsibilities

• Walk beside and be a 'Malpa' or companion for dialysis patients and their families.
• Engage in the delivery of appropriate, innovative and sustainable services for Malpa Social Support.
• Work with the Malpa team to deliver direct care services including transport, personal care, social and cultural activities.
• Advocate for patients and protect the rights of the individual, assisting them to have their voices heard in discussions regarding their health, housing, financial, family and cultural needs.
• Work as a team to ensure the daily operations, functions and responsibilities of the Malpa Social Support team are achieved.
• Communicate and work with key stakeholders internally and externally to ensure holistic quality client services are provided.
• Work collaboratively with the clinical team to ensure patients can engage in return to country trips, bush trips and short and long-term dialysis on country.
• Participate in quality audits and evaluation activities.
• Effectively utilize the client management system and comply with data collection/reporting requirements.
• General administration, reception and other tasks as required to support the activities of the organisation
• Promote a safe work environment in accordance with legislative requirements, adheres to Work Health Safety guidelines, and reports all incidents and near misses.
• Other duties as required within trained capacity and level.

About You

To be successful in this role, you will bring:

• Demonstrate a courteous and respectful manner and communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders.
• Demonstrate cultural awareness and knowledge of cultural safety and Indigenous community control.
• Maintain confidentiality of information about patient, employees or community members.
• Work to achieve standards of best practice and promote continuous quality improvement.
• Demonstrate safe work practices and promote a safe work environment.
• You have a patient centred focus and eye on our goal of getting people home on country.
• You are known for your compassion, empathy and ability to listen.
• Your style is flexible, good humoured and resilient.
• You are a self-starter and can work autonomously, knowing when to ask for help.
• You can think on your feet to negotiate, solve problems and resolve conflict.
• You're eager to learn and collaborate with your team.
• You are passionate and ready for a challenge. (But we are all here to share the fun!)
• You can communicate with all sorts of people.
• You are culturally curious and have respect for culture and community.
• You have experience working with Aboriginal organisation(s) and awareness of the issues pertaining to the region we service.
• Certificate in IV in Community Services and/or relevant qualification and/or relevant experience.
• Demonstrated experience in the delivery of Community, Aged and/or Disability Care Services, associated programs, Industry standards and reforms.
• Demonstrated computer skills competency, including Microsoft Office software (particularly Word, Excel, and Outlook) and an ability to learn new software.
• Understanding and experience of cultural protocols, together with a willingness to work respectfully in accordance with Indigenous groups & cultures.
• Current Senior First Aid and CPR Certificate or willingness to obtain.
• 3-4 Years experience in related role.

What We Offer

• Attractive salary with 12% super plus generous salary packaging options
• Permanent full-time opportunity with up to 6 weeks annual leave
• Supportive and values-driven organisation
• Relocation support for eligible applicants
• Interstate and remote travel opportunities
• Competitive salary under the WDNWPT Aboriginal Corporation EA - Community Services Workers Level 4 classification

No Agencies Please

Applications close on 11 October 2026.

We actively encourage and invite applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for all our positions.

Singleton and Branxton Veterinary Hospitals are seeking an experienced mixed practice veterinarian to join our progressive and growing practice in the beautiful Hunter Valley.

We are a well-established mixed animal practice providing high-quality veterinary care across the Hunter Valley through our two connected hospitals. With the recent expansion of Singleton Veterinary Hospital through the addition of our Branxton clinic, we continue to grow our presence in the region while offering our team greater flexibility, case diversity, and professional development opportunities.

Located within the rapidly expanding Huntlee Estate, Branxton Veterinary Hospital complements our established Singleton hospital, with both clinics operating as one collaborative practice. Our veterinarians work together across both locations, sharing knowledge, support, resources, and clinical expertise.

We enjoy a diverse caseload with strong surgical exposure, including opportunities to further develop your skills in complex soft tissue surgery and orthopaedics if desired.

Singleton offers all the conveniences of a large regional town, with riverside living, wineries, cafés, heritage attractions, and easy access to outdoor recreation. Located just two hours from Sydney and under an hour from Newcastle, it provides the perfect balance between lifestyle and career.

Branxton, situated in the heart of wine country, offers access to some of Australia's best vineyards, restaurants, and scenic landscapes. Newcastle's beaches are just 45 minutes away, while Sydney is easily accessible in approximately 90 minutes.

This position can be tailored to suit full-time or flexible part-time hours. It offers a rewarding and varied caseload, comprising 80% small animal and 20% large (beef/dairy, equine and hobby farms). We run a shared and sustainable afterhours roster, supported by our Vetriage service to filter calls and minimise unnecessary disturbances.

You will have access to purpose-built facilities and modern diagnostic equipment, including state-of-the-art MyLab ultrasound, digital radiography, orthopaedic equipment and IDEXX labs.

We are looking for experienced veterinarian with a minimum of 3 years' experience who enjoys the diversity and challenges of mixed practice. You will:

• Be confident managing cases independently while working collaboratively within a team
• Have excellent communication and client relationship skills
• Enjoy both medical and surgical case work for both small and large animals
• Be motivated to continue building your clinical knowledge and surgical capabilities in regional practice

Whether your interests lie in medicine, surgery, large animals, orthopaedic skills or staff mentorship and leadership, you'll be supported by an experienced veterinary and nursing team committed to helping you thrive.

• Clinical support, mentorship from experienced colleagues and sustainable scheduling to ensure you take your breaks and leave work on time
• Competitive remuneration starting at $100,000-$160,000 + superannuation
  
• Highly lucrative afterhours earning potential upwards of $15-20,000 per annum
• Eligible candidates may access up to $62,000 in HECS debt reduction over four years
• VSB registration paid + $1,000 toward annual memberships annually
• Up to $10,000 relocation and accommodation assistance
• Visa sponsorship and application assistance for international applicants
• Paid parental leave in addition to government entitlements
• Generous employee discounts

Are you an experienced leader in child protection, out of home care or Aboriginal family services? Do you have a passion for culturally safe practice and improving outcomes for Aboriginal children and families?

RivMed is seeking a motivated and experienced Program Manager - Out of Home Care (OOHC) to provide operational leadership, practice oversight and support to our OOHC and Aftercare teams across the Murrumbidgee region.

This is an opportunity to make a genuine impact by strengthening casework practice, supporting a capable and committed workforce, and ensuring children, young people and families receive high-quality, culturally safe and responsive services.

The Role

Reporting to the Manager OOHC / Principal Officer, the Program Manager OOHC will oversee the day-to-day operations of RivMed's Out of Home Care and Aftercare programs, supporting Caseworkers to deliver effective, culturally safe and high-quality services.

You will provide leadership across casework operations, workforce supervision, practice governance, risk management and program compliance. Working closely with internal teams, government departments and community partners, you will help ensure consistent implementation of the program and positive outcomes for Aboriginal children, young people and families.

Key responsibilities

• Provide operational leadership and oversight of OOHC and Aftercare services across the Murrumbidgee region.
• Supervise, coach and support Caseworkers, promoting accountability, professional development and a positive team culture.
• Oversee referrals, intake, case allocation, caseload management and service delivery capacity.
• Maintain high standards of casework practice, including case planning, risk assessments, safety planning, documentation and case reviews.
• Provide guidance on complex case decisions, critical incidents, mandatory reporting and child protection matters.
• Monitor program performance, contractual obligations, compliance requirements, reporting and key performance indicators.
• Support continuous quality improvement through file audits, data monitoring, practice reviews and staff development.
• Build effective partnerships with the NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ), the Office of the Children's Guardian (OCG), government agencies and community organisations.
• Champion culturally safe, trauma-informed, strengths-based and family-led approaches to service delivery.
• Promote outcomes that respect Aboriginal culture, kinship systems, family connections and community strengths.

Who we are

Riverina Medical & Dental Aboriginal Corporation (RivMed) is a long-established Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation located on Wiradjuri Country. We provide culturally appropriate medical, health and wellbeing services to Aboriginal people and families.

We are committed to community control, self-determination, and improving outcomes for children, adults and families. Through our services, we work to create meaningful change for marginalised and vulnerable members of our community.

About You(Selection Criteria)

• Preferred qualification, Batchelor of Social Work or equivalent. Minimum qualification Diploma of Community Services; or related field and equivalent relevant skills and experience
• Demonstrated leadership experience in child, family, community, or Aboriginal services, with strong knowledge of child protection, family preservation / OOHC, and early intervention service delivery.
• Experience providing practical leadership, case consultation, and oversight of complex casework and risk management.
• Demonstrated understanding of Aboriginal culture, kinship systems, trauma-informed practice, and culturally safe service delivery. Having an understanding of the experiences of past and current practices affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities is essential.
• Experience managing program operations including referrals, intake, caseloads, staffing, and service delivery outcomes.
• Knowledge of compliance, reporting, case documentation, and contractual or legislative requirements.
• Highly developed communication, stakeholder engagement, and relationship management skills, including working with government and community stakeholders.
• Current driver's licence and willingness to travel for work, including some overnight stays.
• The ability to obtain and maintain required clearances including Working with Children Check, National Police Check and evidence of COVID-19 vaccination status.
• Aboriginality

We offer an excellent range of benefits including but not limited to:

• Full access to salary sacrifice arrangements up to a grossed-up value of $30,000
• Access up to $2,650 of pre-tax meal and entertainment expenses
• Enjoy the benefits of novated leasing, allowing you to save on tax and drive the car of your choice
• Accelerated long service leave entitlements and early access to such leave
• Access to an Employee Assistance Program, with the cost of external counselling sessions paid by the Corporation
• Excellent training and development opportunities

Applications

RivMed strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Please provide a copy of your up-to-date resumeand a cover letter outlining your motivation for applying, incorporating the skills, capabilities and experience you will bring to the role.

Applicants should have the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team, demonstrate accountability and willingness to take direction and provide written reports.

Applicants must also hold a current drivers licence with an ability and willingness to travel throughout the Murrumbidgee area. (RivMed vehicles provided)

If you would like a copy of the position description or have any queries regarding this position, please contact Robbie-Lee Richards, onoremail

Employment conditions

Employment is subject to confirmation of Aboriginality, and a clear Working with Children and Criminal Record Check anddemonstrate vaccination for Covid-19.

• $2,900 daily rate
• Available from 19 October to 31 January 2027
• Travel and accommodation provided.
• FRACGP or FACRRM +DRANZCOG are essential.

Set in the heart of Central Queensland's farming country, Biloela is a thriving regional town known for its friendly community and relaxed country lifestyle. Its local hospital provides 24/7 Emergency care, alongside acute, maternity and primary healthcare services, offering valuable clinical experience while supporting communities across the Banana Shire.

WA Country Health Service seeks an experienced psychiatrist to lead mental health services in the Kimberley. The role blends clinical practice with strategic leadership across acute and community settings, including the Broome Hospital APU and regional AOD services.

The Director of Clinical Services - Mental Health provides senior leadership, governance and guidance to ensure safe, high quality care in a geographically dispersed environment, with opportunities for extension or permanency.

Salt Medics is recruiting for a GP with FRACGP or FACRRM and DRANZCOG qualifications to work in Biloela, Central Queensland. The role offers a daily rate of AUD 2,900 and includes travel and accommodation provisions.

The assignment runs from 19 October 2026 to 31 January 2027, with hospital-based acute and maternity care exposure in a regional setting. Based in Biloela, you will contribute to 24/7 Emergency services and primary care while supporting the Banana Shire community in a country town

ME Medical Recruitment is currently recruiting an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Consultant for a full-time permanent position in Mildura, a scenic country town between Melbourne and Adelaide.

The ideal candidate will hold FRANZCOG or be a RANZCOG trainee approaching Specialist Qualification, with a substantial SIMG outcome acceptable to the hospital. Relocation expenses and initial accommodation are provided, along with generous overtime and on-call allowances.

• Accommodation provided

• Established mixed-billing practice

• Existing patient base

• Supportive practice team and experienced GP colleagues

Locum Full-Time

1 February 2027 to 26 March 2027

This practice is a friendly, established mixed-billing general practice currently supported by two doctors. The practice is seeking a locum General Practitioner to provide coverage while one of its doctors is on maternity leave. The successful GP will have the opportunity to work within an established practice with an existing patient base and experienced support team.

The successful candidate will:

• Provide comprehensive general medical care to patients

• Manage a broad range of acute and chronic medical conditions

• Provide preventative healthcare and health assessments

• Maintain high-quality clinical documentation and patient records

• Work collaboratively with practice staff and other healthcare providers

• Provide patient-centred care in accordance with Australian general practice standards

• Fellowed General Practitioner (FRACGP or FACRRM)

• Current AHPRA registration

• Eligible to work as a GP in Australia

• Appropriate Medicare provider number eligibility

• Current professional indemnity insurance

• Previous Australian general practice experience preferred

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Commitment to providing high-quality, patient-centred care

The position is located in the South Burnett region of Queensland. The region offers a relaxed country lifestyle with a strong local community while providing access to essential services, shops, schools, cafés and recreational facilities. The area is surrounded by rural countryside and outdoor attractions and offers an opportunity to experience regional Queensland while working in an established and supportive general practice.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Specialist PractitionerApplylocations: Moreton Bay IFStime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todaytime left to apply: End Date: July 12, 2026 (29 days left to apply)job requisition id: JR106178 Permanent Full time Location: Deception Bay QLD 4508

Salary:

$90K+ Super + NFP Salary Packaging Make a meaningful difference to the lives of Australians in need Life at Mission Australia When you join the team at Mission Australia, you become part of a community who are determined to end homelessness and ensure people in need can thrive. United by our Christian purpose and values, we advocate for a fairer Australia, to meet the growing needs of people across the country. Together we're building hope and possibility for all. Find out more about us and our purpose. Your Opportunity At Mission Australia, we are dedicated to partnering with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families to build safe, resilient, and thriving communities. Our Intensive Family Support (IFS) program is designed to support families navigating complex challenges, with a focus on a strengths-based, culturally responsive approach that promotes safety, wellbeing, and belonging for children.

This role offers an exciting opportunity for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Practitioner to deliver culturally safe, impactful support to families. Your deep cultural knowledge, understanding of community, and connection to country will play a crucial role in empowering families, strengthening cultural identity, and fostering long-term, positive outcomes for children.

This is an identified position under section 14(D) of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 and all applicants must be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australians. Being an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person is a genuine occupational qualificationJoin our team and be part of a movement for change-your voice, expertise, and commitment can help create a lasting impact within the community. Your key responsibilities will be to: Provide culturally safe and respectful support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, fostering strong connections with local community organisations, Elders, and Traditional Owners. Promote and implement the Intensive Family Support Cultural Practice Framework, offering guidance on safe cultural practices to enhance service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. Engage with families using a strengths-based, client-centred, and family-focused approach, co-creating case plans that support sustainable change. Actively assess risk and safety within family environments, responding to concerns and providing therapeutic interventions in homes while referring to specialised services when needed. Demonstrate knowledge of the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations and comply with child and youth safety policies to ensure best practices. Maintain comprehensive case files and undertake case management duties, including referrals, reports, and monitoring service outputs in line with program policies. Requirements for Success Strong knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, including the impact of intergenerational trauma and the challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. Experience working in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, building partnerships between services, families, local communities, and other service providers. Case management experience supporting families with complex challenges such as mental health, disability, and domestic and family violence, with the ability to apply evidence-based therapeutic frameworks. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage vulnerable families, maintain relationships, and collaborate with professionals to achieve positive outcomes. Effective time management and computer literacy, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and client case management systems, while maintaining confidentiality and professional boundaries. A degree or qualification in Human Services, Social Work, Social Sciences, Psychology, or another relevant field is desirable. Please include a cover letter as part of your application outlining your motivation for joining our Intensive Family Support team. Before starting work with us, you will need to undertake a national police history check, qualifications, and referee checks, and have a clearance to work with children/vulnerable people. Your benefits Rewarding work - every day you know you're making a real difference Not-for-profit salary packaging, reducing your tax (details via AccessPay ) Free external, confidential counselling and access to chaplaincy support Volunteering opportunities Opportunity to purchase additional annual leave Extra leave including Mission Australia Thank You Day & Work Anniversary Day off Our culture Our innovative and inclusive culture will ensure you feel valued at Mission Australia as you help Australians in need and develop in your career.

We prioritise the safety and wellbeing of everyone, both within our team and the individuals we serve.

We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive working environment. We actively support and encourage people of all backgrounds; gender, age, ethnicity, race, cultural background, disability, religion, and sexual orientation to submit an application and aim to ensure that the recruitment and employee experience is as accessible and inclusive as possible. So, whoever you are, if you're skilled and actively support our purpose and values, you would be welcome at Mission Australia.

I f you live with disability and require support to submit your application , please email or visit our Careers page for additional contact details. We strongly encourage applications from people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. For culturally safe support or assistance with your application, please contact us at out more about a career with Mission Australia. How to apply Click 'Apply' and send your application today!

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Posted: 28/08/2026

Closing Date: 31/12/2026

Job Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: Manly and or Work From Home

Job Category: Voluntary, Charity & Social Work

As anIdentifiedrole, this position is open only to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons, Australia's First Nations people. Royal Far West considers that being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander is a genuine occupational qualification under Section 14 (d) of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW). There are 2 alternatives for confirming your Aboriginality, one of which must be attached to your application for the role as follows: -Confirmation of Aboriginality form OR -Written confirmation from 1-2 Aboriginal organisations within the community in which you live or work, which addresses the 3 criteria listed below: - Is of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, and - Identifies as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, and - Is accepted as such by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community.

Location: Manly, NSW
Employment Type: Full Time
Employer: Royal Far West

Royal Far West is seeking an experienced Senior Social Worker (Identified) to join our multidisciplinary Child & Family team. This position plays a vital role in delivering evidence-informed, culturally responsive social work services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families from rural and remote communities across NSW, supporting developmental, behavioural, learning and mental health outcomes.

In this senior clinical role, you will provide assessment, intervention, case management, advocacy, care coordination and discharge planning for children and their families. You will work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team while providing cultural consultation, practice leadership, supervision and mentoring to students and early career social workers. The role also contributes to strengthening culturally safe practice across Royal Far West and developing strong relationships with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations and community stakeholders.

This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the social and emotional wellbeing of children and families while supporting connection to culture, kinship, Country and community. Working within a supportive and highly skilled environment, you will have access to professional development, supervision, career progression opportunities and the flexibility to engage in community visits and outreach where required.

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identity (identified position).
• Tertiary qualification in Social Work, eligibility for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW), and significant post-qualification professional experience.
• Demonstrated experience working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children, young people and families, with a deep understanding of culture, kinship systems, community strengths and the impacts of intergenerational trauma.
• Advanced experience in paediatric child and family social work, including assessment, intervention, advocacy, care coordination, case management and discharge planning.
• Demonstrated ability to provide practice education, supervision, mentoring and leadership to students and/or early career social workers.
• Strong knowledge of child protection legislation, child safe practices, family-centred and trauma-informed approaches, together with the ability to deliver culturally safe and inclusive services.
• Understanding of the opportunities and challenges experienced by children and families living in rural and remote communities.
• Experience contributing to service development, quality improvement, evaluation, research and/or clinical supervision activities.

Royal Far West is a rewarding, inspiring, diverse and purpose driven workplace which aims to elevate and harness our people power to support the health and wellbeing of country children for generations to come.

Our core values of Care, Connection, Passion, and Impact are integral to the organisation. Respecting and upholding these values enables us to maintain a positive, innovative and highly collaborative workplace culture.

Royal Far West has been recognised as one of Australia and New Zealand's Best Places to Work in the prestigious annual list, published by The Australian Financial Review and Boss Magazine. Our extensive benefits offered, include:

• Structured induction program
• Meaningful work where you are making a positive difference. You will be supporting children's mental health, their wellbeing and helping them to build resilience.
• Career and professional development opportunities. There are great opportunities to learn best practice, we offer an Impactful Leadership Program to emerging leaders, interactive workshops offered to develop your work skills as well as online mandatory training.
• Multi-disciplinary workplace. Across RFW we have collaborative and supportive resident paediatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists and social workers to name a few.
• Attractive remuneration: base salary + 12% superannuation
• Salary Packaging - up to $15,900 of your general living expenses can be offered tax free + meals and entertainment up to $2,650 pa tax free. See details at
• Recognition & Reward - Length of service awards and recognition awards aligned to our values.
• Positive Culture - We are an inclusive organisation welcoming people from all walks of life!
• Beautiful location at Manly Beach: easy access by bus, ferry and parking options. We are based in an architecturally designed building, purposely built to deliver our services. We have showers and towels available for your use so going for a swim before or after work is possible.
• CARE Days - up to 5 days off to look after individuals' health and wellbeing, on top of Annual and Personal Leave, with the intention to provide employees with an opportunity to take regular breaks throughout the year.
• Benefits Program with discounts available on many high street purchases across Australia and access to novated car leasing.
• Pandemic Leave - 7 days paid leave, per calendar year to employees that have been impacted by either a disaster or pandemic which affects their ability to attend work.
• Gifted Leave - gifting leave of up to 3 working days over the Christmas and New Year holiday period.
• Paid Parental Leave - 14 weeks full leave pay for the primary care giver and 4 weeks full leave for the non-primary care giver. Access to paid lactation breaks and lactation facilities.

Royal Far West is a Child Safe Organisation committed to the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children and young people. All employees and volunteers at Royal Far West are committed to child safe principles and following child safe guidelines and child safety and wellbeing policy.

All employees and volunteers are required to hold a valid Working With Children Check (WWCC) from the state in which they reside, plus a WWCC from any other state where they complete child related work and to undergo training as part of their onboarding to the organisation. Additional checks (NDIS Worker Check and/or National Criminal Record Check) may apply depending on the role.

Royal Far West values diversity and encourages applications from people of all backgrounds. Applicants must have the right to work in Australia and be currently residing in Australia.

Cochlear's mission is to help people hear and be heard. As the global leader in implantable hearing solutions, Cochlear is dedicated to helping people with moderate to profound hearing loss experience a world full of sound. We aim to transform the way people understand and treat hearing loss and innovate to connect people with future technologies. Our employees tell us that the number one reason they enjoy working for Cochlear is the opportunity to make a difference to people's lives. Learn and grow with us as we tackle the most complex challenges in helping more people to experience a lifetime of hearing.

Cochlear has an opportunity for a full-time Manager Global Market Access - Commercial Access based in our Sydney office. This role has a strong commercial access orientation, focusing on how payer systems, reimbursement pathways, funding opportunities and market access dynamics can be translated into practical recommendations that support launch readiness, market adoption and commercial planning across international markets.

Working within the Global Market Access team, you will contribute to and lead defined market access workstreams, conducting market access assessments, evaluating reimbursement and funding opportunities, and generating payer insights that help inform access approaches for Cochlear solutions and services. You will assess reimbursement environments, funding routes, coding considerations and market-level dynamics to identify opportunities, constraints and commercially relevant implications that may affect adoption across different healthcare systems. You will also develop practical market access tools and payer-facing materials that regional and country teams can adapt to support reimbursement execution, funding discussions and access-related activities within their markets.

Working closely with colleagues across Commercial, Regional, Clinical and Market Development teams, you will help ensure market access considerations are appropriately reflected in launch planning and market adoption activities. Success in this role requires strong market access expertise, commercial awareness, analytical capability and the ability to translate complex payer and reimbursement insights into practical, actionable outputs that support business priorities in a global environment.

What makes this opportunity unique? This role offers the opportunity to influence global access to innovative hearing solutions by shaping reimbursement and funding strategies across multiple international markets. You'll work at the intersection of market access and commercial strategy, partnering with cross-functional teams to help drive adoption of technologies that meaningfully improve people's lives. The position provides exposure to global product launches, payer engagement strategies and commercial planning initiatives that have a direct impact on patient access worldwide.

As we grow our operations, we are looking for people who share our passion for delivering quality hearing solutions to our customers. To add value to Cochlear in this role, you'll be able to demonstrate the following skills and experience:

• Degree in a scientific discipline, health economics, healthcare management, public health or a related field.
• 5+ years' experience in market access roles within the medtech or pharmaceutical sector.
• At least 2 years' experience in a global market access environment.
• Strong understanding of payer systems, reimbursement pathways, coding requirements and funding models.
• Experience conducting market access assessments, payer research and reimbursement feasibility analyses.
• Proven ability to translate market access insights into practical commercial recommendations.
• Experience working effectively within complex global matrix organisations.
• Strong stakeholder engagement, communication and presentation skills.

• Experience with funding innovation, alternative funding mechanisms or value-based procurement models.
• Exposure to external stakeholder engagement, including payers, reimbursement bodies or HTA-related organisations.
• Experience supporting global commercial product launches.
• Knowledge of service-related funding approaches and market-specific access models.
• Experience developing payer-facing value propositions and access narratives.
• Demonstrated success influencing cross-functional stakeholders across international markets.

At Cochlear we value and welcome the unique contributions, perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds of our employees and aim to build a culture that celebrates and leverages these differences, creating a sense of belonging and enabling our people to realise their full potential. Through our internal programs and employee benefits, we aim to create an environment where our people will feel value and supported. Whether your focus is on continuous learning, professional development or simply finding an environment which enables you to thrive whilst balancing family or personal life commitments, then we have several programs in place to support you.

For more information about Life at Cochlear, visit

Our growth is creating great opportunities! Our team is expanding and we want to hire the most talented people we can. Continued success depends on it. So once you've had a chance to explore our current open positions, apply to the ones you feel suit you best and keep track of both your progress in the selection process, and new postings that might interest you!

We're the global leader in implantable hearing solutions. We have provided more than 600,000 implantable devices, helping people of all ages to lead full and active lives. We help people hear and be heard. We empower people to connect with others and live a full life. We help transform the way people understand and treat hearing loss. We innovate and bring to market a range of implantable hearing solutions that deliver a lifetime of hearing outcomes.

Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service, Cooktown
Remuneration:

• Total remuneration value of $403,080 - $605,965 (L13-L27)
• Generous leave entitlements including leave loading
• Professional Development

Senior Medical Officers & Rural Generalists -Expressions of Interest
Applications accepted anytime for 6 months.
Are you seeking your next medical career opportunity in rural and remote healthcare?
We are inviting applications from experienced Senior Medical Officers (L13-L18) and Rural Generalists (L18-L27) for both current and anticipated vacancies over the next six months.

Opportunities available:

• Permanent, temporary, and medical relief pool appointments
• Full-time and Part-time positions
• Rural Generalists with an AST/ARST (ACRRM or RACGP) Obstetrics

Apply anytime!
Applications will be assessed throughout the advertising period. There is no need to wait for the closing date. We encourage interested candidates to submit their application as soon as possible for consideration against current and future opportunities.

CALL US! Give Dr Natasha Coventry a call on for a chat.

Why Cooktown? Tell me more
Cooktown offers an exceptional tropical lifestyle where the ancient rainforests of Cape York meet the stunning coastline of the Great Barrier Reef, creating a spectacular natural environment filled with pristine beaches, rugged mountain ranges, winding rivers and breathtaking scenery. Rich in history and culture, the town is renowned for its strong connections to First Nations communities and welcoming country-town atmosphere, providing a unique blend of adventure, community and relaxed coastal living.
Residents enjoy a friendly close-knit community supported by quality healthcare services, schools, shopping, sporting facilities and essential amenities, while having easy access to some of Far North Queensland's most remarkable outdoor experiences. From fishing, boating and camping to hiking, four-wheel driving, birdwatching and exploring the region's waterfalls, reefs and national parks, Cooktown offers a rewarding lifestyle where work-life balance and natural beauty go hand in hand.

About the role:
This is an opportunity for a Senior Medical Officer/Rural Generalist with Obstetrics to make a meaningful difference to the health and wellbeing of Cape York communities while becoming a valued member of Cooktown's collaborative rural health team. Working closely with Midwifery Group Practice midwives and multidisciplinary teams, you'll deliver high-quality, woman-centred maternity care within a continuity of care model.
This rewarding role offers the opportunity to provide evidence-based clinical care, contribute to population health initiatives and support improved health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. You'll also play an important role in service improvement, teaching and mentoring junior clinicians, and fostering a culture of safety, quality and continuous learning.

Obstetric practice here calls for versatility and calm under pressure -you make a difference at life's most important moments.

What we're looking for -someone who:

• is competent in rural and remote obstetric practice and wants their work to genuinely matter
• is respectful and community aware and passionate about delivering culturally safe care
• is encouraging and steady for colleagues and is broad skilled and adaptable

What's on offer:

• Torres and Cape will give you a career with purpose
• Total remuneration value of $403,080-$605,965 (L13-L27)
• Base salary between $193,191-$282,912 (L13-L27) plus excellent benefits and allowances
• Employer superannuation contribution of 12.75% plus salary packaging
• And more!

Join the Torres and Cape team today and help deliver exceptional healthcare to our rural and regional communities.
Do more than just medicine -do it all!

Enquiries:
Dr Natasha Coventry -

Job ad reference:
QLD-TC691119

Closing date:
31 March 2027

Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service, Cooktown
Remuneration:

• Total remuneration value of $403,080 - $605,965 (L13-L27)
• Generous leave entitlements including leave loading
• Professional Development

Senior Medical Officers & Rural Generalists -Expressions of Interest
Applications accepted anytime for 6 months.
Are you seeking your next medical career opportunity in rural and remote healthcare?
We are inviting applications from experienced Senior Medical Officers (L13-L18) and Rural Generalists (L18-L27) for both current and anticipated vacancies over the next six months.

Opportunities available:

• Permanent, temporary, and medical relief pool appointments
• Full-time and Part-time positions
• Rural Generalists with an AST/ARST (ACRRM or RACGP) Obstetrics

Apply anytime!
Applications will be assessed throughout the advertising period. There is no need to wait for the closing date. We encourage interested candidates to submit their application as soon as possible for consideration against current and future opportunities.

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Why Cooktown? Tell me more
Cooktown offers an exceptional tropical lifestyle where the ancient rainforests of Cape York meet the stunning coastline of the Great Barrier Reef, creating a spectacular natural environment filled with pristine beaches, rugged mountain ranges, winding rivers and breathtaking scenery. Rich in history and culture, the town is renowned for its strong connections to First Nations communities and welcoming country-town atmosphere, providing a unique blend of adventure, community and relaxed coastal living.
Residents enjoy a friendly close-knit community supported by quality healthcare services, schools, shopping, sporting facilities and essential amenities, while having easy access to some of Far North Queensland's most remarkable outdoor experiences. From fishing, boating and camping to hiking, four-wheel driving, birdwatching and exploring the region's waterfalls, reefs and national parks, Cooktown offers a rewarding lifestyle where work-life balance and natural beauty go hand in hand.

About the role:
This is an opportunity for a Senior Medical Officer/Rural Generalist with Obstetrics to make a meaningful difference to the health and wellbeing of Cape York communities while becoming a valued member of Cooktown's collaborative rural health team. Working closely with Midwifery Group Practice midwives and multidisciplinary teams, you'll deliver high-quality, woman-centred maternity care within a continuity of care model.
This rewarding role offers the opportunity to provide evidence-based clinical care, contribute to population health initiatives and support improved health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. You'll also play an important role in service improvement, teaching and mentoring junior clinicians, and fostering a culture of safety, quality and continuous learning.

Obstetric practice here calls for versatility and calm under pressure -you make a difference at life's most important moments.

What we're looking for -someone who:

• is competent in rural and remote obstetric practice and wants their work to genuinely matter
• is respectful and community aware and passionate about delivering culturally safe care
• is encouraging and steady for colleagues and is broad skilled and adaptable

What's on offer:

• Torres and Cape will give you a career with purpose
• Total remuneration value of $403,080-$605,965 (L13-L27)
• Base salary between $193,191-$282,912 (L13-L27) plus excellent benefits and allowances
• Employer superannuation contribution of 12.75% plus salary packaging
• And more!

Join the Torres and Cape team today and help deliver exceptional healthcare to our rural and regional communities.
Do more than just medicine -do it all!

Enquiries:
Dr Natasha Coventry -

Job ad reference:
QLD-TC691119

Closing date:
31 March 2027

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Our collaborative, inclusive culture is a cornerstone of PLS. Humble, down-to-earth and genuinely invested in each other, we are one team united by a common purpose and driven to do great work together.

Being such a fast moving company in clean energy transition means there is no shortage of challenge or opportunity. Whether it is taking on new projects, developing new skills or stepping into bigger roles, PLS is a place where careers move and where your potential has room to grow.

We're not a big corporate, and we don't want to be. At PLS you own your work, you're backed by people who care about doing a good job, and there's room to innovate and make things happen.

Positioned to be a major force for change, this is a great time to join us as we play a critical role in addressing the global energy crisis. If you want to be part of an organisation that is all about great people shaping the next era of battery minerals, we would love to hear from you.

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• Annual or quarterly short-term incentive bonus recognising individual and business performance
• PLS employee share scheme
• Access to newly refurbished facilities at Pilgangoora, including gym, tennis, pickleball and volleyball courts, sports oval and scenic walking tracks
• 18 weeks parental leave for primary carers and 4 weeks for secondary carers
• Health and wellbeing allowance
• Novated leasing through salary sacrifice
• Paid community leave
• Monthly employee recognition awards
• Access to PLS' KidsCo School Holiday Program
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program and Company Chaplains

Reporting to the Senior Occupational Hygiene Advisor, this role will provide technical support for the site's radiation management programs through the planning, coordination and execution of workplace monitoring, compliance activities, inspections, sampling programs and health risk management initiatives.

The role supports compliance with applicable legislative requirements, company standards and licence conditions relating to Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM), fixed radiation gauges, workplace exposure monitoring.

This is a permanent full-time role which operates on a 8:6 or 8:6/4:3 FIFO roster from Perth or DIDO in the Pilbara region.

NORM Management

• Conduct NORM monitoring activities in accordance with the Radiation Management Plan.
• Undertake radiation surveys of mining and processing areas.
• Coordinate groundwater, drinking water and environmental radiation monitoring programs.
• Conduct personal and area monitoring programs for workers within supervised radiation areas.
• Support radionuclide mass balance assessments and reporting requirements.
• Maintain transportation requirements and documentation associated with NORM materials.
• Assist with annual occupational and environmental radiation reporting.

Fixed Gauges & Sealed Sources

• Coordinate compliance inspection programs for fixed radiation gauges across site.
• Conduct routine wipe testing programs.
• Support source replacement and gauge refurbishment activities.
• Maintain inventory records, registrations and licence requirements for radiation sources.
• Coordinate radiation permits for maintenance and project activities involving fixed gauges.
• Maintain radiation survey equipment and personal electronic dosimeters (PEDs).
• Coordinate calibration and servicing requirements for radiation instrumentation.
• Support external audits and regulatory inspections.

Radiation Governance

• Support maintenance and periodic review of the Radiation Management Plan.
• Maintain personnel radiation records and training records.
• Coordinate radiation awareness training materials and training records.
• Monitor compliance with site licence conditions and legislative requirements.
• Maintain awareness of emerging regulatory requirements and industry guidance relating to radiation management.
• Support internal and external communications in regard to radiation
• Potential expansion into other radiation scopes as business growth occurs

Additional Duties

• Support with completing additional monitoring program for health hazards such but not limited to, Dust, Noise and hazardous substances

H&S

• Complete task-based risk assessments and participate in relevant risk assessment workshops.
• Ensure hazards and incidents are assessed, controlled, and reported in INX.
• Complete Critical Control verification through Forwood to drive alignment, compliance, and verification activities.
• Complete Critical Control Effectiveness Testing (e.g. ventilation systems, noise enclosures,) and provide the results to the critical control owners.

Team

• Collaborate with team members and other departmental stakeholders to align health and hygiene activities with the organisation's overall objectives.
• Provide opportunities to enable guidance, feedback mentorship, training to facilitate professional growth and development both in office and infield with H&S members.
• Ability to develop and maintain relationship with mining health and hygiene providers.

• Bachelor of Science
• Knowledge of WHS (Mines) Regulations 2022 and related legislation and codes of practice
• Driver's license (preferably manual).
• Mines Air Quality technician
• Basic Principles of Occupational Hygiene
• DMIRS Registered Sampler
• Minimum 3 years' experience in radiation or occupational hygiene, health and safety or related field.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills
• Strong report writing and technical documentation skills
• Ability to analyse data and identify trends
• High level computer literacy

PLS is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to creating a workplace that values, respects and supports diversity and inclusion. We believe diverse perspectives strengthen our business and help us deliver better outcomes for our people, our communities and the future we're building. We foster an environment where everyone feels safe, included and able to contribute their best. Our recruitment processes are designed to be fair, equitable and accessible for all.

We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, all ages, and people of all genders and sexual orientations (LGBTQIA+).

We are committed to providing reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process to support all applicants. If you require any adjustments, please let us know via the application process or inform our Careers team if you are contacted for an interview.

As part of our recruitment process, a number of checks will be conducted, including police / criminal background checks, medical assessments, drug and alcohol testing, due diligence, right to work checks and reference checks.

We respectfully request agencies not to submit unsolicited resumes.

PLS respectfully acknowledges the Nyamal and Kariyarra People of the Pilbara, the Whadjuk Noongar People of the Perth region and all the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who are the Traditional Owners and First Nations peoples of these lands.

We pay our respects to Elders past and present and acknowledge their continuing connection and care for the land, water and Country.

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