Make a new start in your career and life. Join a welcoming, supportive healthcare community, with professional development opportunities + more!

Employment Type:PermanentFull Time

Position Classification:Dental Officer Level 2

Remuneration: $152,367.00 - $160,548.00 per annum P L U S Dental Officer Rural Incentive Scheme allowance up to $20,000 per annum. The Casino Dental Officer position attracts an Accommodation Incentive in the form of an accommodation allowance of $500 per week.

Hours Per Week:38hrs

Requisition ID:REQ693238

About the role

Northern NSW Local Health District is seeking a Dental Officer Level 2 to join our friendly and professional Dental Team. Salary Packaging is available for a variety of expenses through NSW Health. If you would like to join our friendly and professional Dental Team, please contact Dr Angie Nilsson on or proceed with online application.

About Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSWLHD)

We are a healthcare community, caring for the people of the Northern Rivers. We understand that high quality healthcare and quality of life go hand in hand. Our hospitals, and our community health and multipurpose services are a well-balanced modern network truly connecting the communities we serve across the Tweed, Richmond, and Clarence Valleys.

If you care about high quality healthcare and quality of life, we encourage you to join us.

You care. We care.

Learn more about NNSWLHD here .

Relocating to the region?

The Welcome Experience in the Northern Rivers connects you and your family with local people and local resources to help you settle in and feel at home in your new community faster. Learn more at:

Join our team and you'll enjoy:

• Salary packaging and novated leasing - increase your take-home pay
• Fitness discounts - focus on your health and wellbeing
• Growth - access to professional and personal development
• Team culture - work in a collaborative, flexible and supportive team environment
• Opportunities to start or build a career, or re-enter the workforce

Applications Close: 11 October 2026

NNSWLHD embraces the diverse skills and perspectives that our people bring to the workplace. We foster inclusiveness and diversity to help us deliver quality care to our community.

NNSWLHD is committed to reconciliation and strongly encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply for this position. All applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will be viewed most favourably.

For help with your application to this role visit Stepping Up , our online recruitment resource for Aboriginal people.

To apply for this position, you must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or be able to independently, legally live and work in Australia. For more information, please see

This is a Category A position. To be employed by NSW Health you are required to provide evidence of vaccination to comply with the NSW Health Occupational Assessment, Screening & Vaccination against Specified Infectious Diseases Policy (PD2026_004).

You may be subject to a probationary period of six months from the date of appointment to this position.

This recruitment may be used to create an Eligibility List for similar roles in the future.

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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.

Alecto Medical Recruitment is placing a GP in a brand-new multidisciplinary clinic in Parramatta, NSW. This low-stress, referral-based role focuses on referrals, care plans and script reviews, backed by an established 10,000-patient base and a supportive nursing and allied health team on site.

You'll work under a 70% billings split, guaranteed $220 per hour plus GST, and a $20,000 bonus for a permanent/long-term placement.

Ready to lead a dedicated team in delivering compassionate aged care? If you're passionate about enhancing residents' well-being and have strong management skills, this is your opportunity to make a meaningful difference in Dubbo.

On offer:

• Competitive salary package of $170k +super
• Not for profit salary packaging
• Roving FM to help on site when required
• 70 beds
• Clinical Manager also on site
• Supportive work environment focused on quality and compliance
• Career development opportunities
• Work-life balance in a vital community role

The role:

As Facility Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations of a residential aged care facility, ensuring the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care. Your leadership will foster a safe, compliant, and engaging environment for residents and staff alike. You will manage clinical, administrative, and operational functions, including staff performance, budget control, and regulatory compliance, all aligned with aged care standards. Your role will also involve maintaining community relationships and driving continuous service improvements.

Requirements:

• AHPRA registration with relevant industry experience
• 3 years experience in a Facility Management role
• Knowledge of aged care regulatory standards and funding streams such as AN-ACC
• Proven leadership skills and experience managing teams
• Strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills
• Tertiary qualifications in Management, Nursing, or related fields (preferred)
• Up-to-date vaccinations and criminal history check

Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment advertises a 6 week RAN contract in a remote WA community, starting 7 September. The role pays $85 per hour flat rate plus super, with overtime up to 108 hours per week, on call, and call-out rates. Flights and free accommodation are provided, and public holidays are paid. Requirements include remote community health experience and certs; Advanced Life Support is required.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?

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Curamoir Healthcare Recruitment is seeking a Facility Manager in Dubbo to oversee daily operations of a 70-bed aged care facility, delivering high-quality, person-centred care.

You will lead clinical and administrative teams, manage budgets, ensure regulatory compliance, and foster community relationships to support residents and staff.

The role offers a competitive salary of $170k plus super, not-for-profit salary packaging, and career development in a supportive environment.

Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) has transformed its mental health services model and expanded its psychology workforce to include social workers and occupational therapists.

Read on for more information about this incredibly rewarding role and why you should consider QCS as the next step in your career.

The role of Mental Health Team Leader leads a multidisciplinary team who deliver clinical services that promote mental health, well-being and the safety of the adults accommodated in our centres.

There is a permanent role available, and secondments can be considered at Townsville Correctional Centre (TCC). Townsville Correctional Centre is located approximately 15 kilometres from Townsville City. It provides high and low custody for individuals at various stages of their sentence, from across Queensland.

This is a unique operating environment where you will support your team with complex prisoner needs, applying advanced clinical skills and leading their professional development to ensure operational service integrity.

About The Role

• Providing clinical supervision, leadership, consultation and expertise in the planning and provision of clinical services by the multidisciplinary mental health team who deliver mental health assessment, intervention, and crisis management, ensuring the provision of safe high-quality person-centred care
• Chairing and leading multi-disciplinary meetings, for example, those that oversee centre decision-making regarding suicide risk assessment and management, and case management of prisoners with complex needs
• Collaborating with key stakeholders to develop partnerships that contribute to operational and clinical outcomes
• Identifying and acting on opportunities for improvement in clinical practice; developing and leading ongoing quality improvement activities to enhance clinical care
• Embedding a high performing team culture through good team leadership, management and administration.

Why Choose Us?

• Enjoy work life balance with hours between Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, working 72.5 hours per fortnight. Flexible working arrangements can be considered.
• Annual pay increases, 12.75% employer superannuation contribution, 17.5% annual leave loading and salary packaging available.
• Ongoing professional development is encouraged and support is available.
• Enhance clinical care, lead a multidisciplinary team, and influence regional mental health.
• Work within an experienced, collaborative team with professionals from diverse backgrounds, gaining valuable insights and continuous learning.

Mandatory Requirements

• Tertiary qualifications in Psychology or Behavioural Science and full general registration as a Psychologist with AHPRA OR;
• Tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy with relevant registration with AHPRA, OR;
• Tertiary qualifications in Social Work and eligibility for membership with AASW
• C Class Driver's Licence.

We are committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. If you have a health condition, disability, or cultural or linguistic background that requires adjustments, please let our Talent Acquisition team know. We will support you to participate equitably throughout the recruitment process.

Applications to remain current for 12 months. Suitable applicants from this process may also be considered for a suitability pool for subsequent identical or similar vacancies that occur within 12 months of the closing date of this advertisement which may include vacancies within other centres.

Job Ad Reference: QLD/700821/26

Closing Date: Friday, 9th October 2026

Occupational group: Health - Mental Health Clinicians

Job Category: Community Services and Development, Health, Medical & Pharmaceutical

About ATSICHS Brisbane

ATSICHS Brisbane is a not-for-profit community owned health and human services organisation delivering on the unique health and wellbeing needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in greater Brisbane and Logan. We pride ourselves on providing health and human services, our way - supporting our people and community in our commitment to create a flourishing future and lasting legacy for them and their families.

ATSICHS Brisbane is a member of the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH).

Deliver comprehensive and holistic health care within the framework of the IUIH model of care to achieve improved health outcomes for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Culturally appropriate health care provision begins with rapport building and includes acute illness or injury, prevention, early detection, chronic disease management, care throughout the life span, health promotion, support for social-emotional well being and consideration of the social determinants of health.

Duties

• Provide skilled health assessment, diagnosis and treatment services to clients.
• Understanding of the principles of primary health care and the ability to work with a wide variety of professionals and the public, as part of a team.
• Commit to a high level of quality management for ATSICHS through use of LogiQC quality management systems.
• Demonstrated clinic experience, in particular the ability to implement and support a medical/primary health care team and effectively plan and coordinate own and teams workload to achieve results.
• Competence in the use of clinical software systems and other technology, the internet and desktop applications e.g. Outlook, Mmex, LogiQC, Word, spreadsheets and telehealth software.
• Commit to ongoing continuous quality improvement processes with annual reviews into the efficiency of service provision.
• Operate within Clinical Policy and Procedures at all times.
• Effective communication skills - written, verbal and interpersonal to ensure medical documentation is of quality.
• Cultivate productive working relationships at all levels, which support the nurturing of internal and external relationships, facilitates cooperation, trust and respect, values differences and diversity and guides, mentors and focuses on the development of staff.

Culture

You will be a part of a unique and supportive culture where every team member is treated and valued as an individual.

• Salary of $278,692 to $289,840 per annum (Depending on Experience).
• 11.5% Super + Not for Profit Salary Packaging (Increases your take home pay).
• Supportive and collaborative team of dedicated professionals.

Desired Skills and Experience

COVID-19 Requirement

• Immunisation history showing you have received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine is encouraged.

Required

• MBBS.
• Unconditional registration with AHPRA.
• Minimum of 2 years' experience as a medical practitioner in a general practice / primary health care setting (including post-graduate training).
• Demonstrated ability to meet targets and performance outcomes.
• Ability to support a continuous improvement model for achieving outcomes.
• Decisive listening, influencing and persuasive skills.

Preferred

• Previous experience of working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.
• Registered GP Supervisor.
• Vocational Registration.

How to apply

If this sounds like you, please submit your application by following the links on the recruitment page. Applications will be assessed with interviews being conducted as they are received so do not delay in applying.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

A well-established regional Queensland public health service is seeking a Consultant Geriatrician to join its Department of Internal Medicine's Geriatric and Rehabilitation Services.

You'll be based in a vibrant coastal city of around 70,000 residents, roughly four hours' drive north of Brisbane (or a short domestic flight), sitting on the southern edge of the Great Barrier Reef. Think unspoilt beaches, a warm subtropical climate year-round, and the amenities of a mature regional centre - without capital-city traffic or housing prices.

Off the ward, life here means reef days out to Lady Elliot and Lady Musgrave Islands, turtle-watching at the world-famous Mon Repos rookery, family weekends at the beach, and access to some of Queensland's most productive fresh-produce country. It's a genuine sea-change destination with excellent schools, established medical infrastructure, and a warm, collegiate clinical community.

Your opportunity

Deliver high-quality expert clinical services in Geriatric Medicine as part of a supportive specialist team that values clinical excellence, teaching, and real work/life balance. Additional positions at other locations within the health service may also be filled through this recruitment process.

Remuneration package - total value up to $564,548 p.a.

• Base salary: $223,136 - $282,912 p.a. (FTE) or $106.91 - $135.55 p.h. (part-time)
• Employer superannuation up to 12.75%
• Annual leave loading of 17.5%
• Motor vehicle allowance
• Professional development allowance
• Generous salary sacrifice options
• Flexible rostering to support work/life balance

Regional Queensland offers a significantly lower cost of living than the capital cities, with affordable family housing in beachside and semi-rural settings.

About you

• Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) in Geriatric Medicine, or eligibility for RACP fellowship / SIMG assessment pathway
• Current or eligible AHPRA specialist registration in Geriatric Medicine
• Australian or New Zealand citizenship, permanent residency, or eligibility for a suitable visa
• A collaborative approach and a genuine enthusiasm for regional practice

Alecto Consulting Pty Ltd is assisting a busy mixed billing practice in Victoria with GP recruitment. The role offers a PR visa option and a strong support team to allow you to focus on patient care while building a long-term career.

Suitable for GPs with Specialist Registration or 19AB/Expedited Pathway, with a 70% earnings split and a minimum 3-month guarantee at $170/hour. An 18-month commitment with PR visa option is available.

CFA is an emergency service that places the community at the centre of everything we do. We work to protect lives and property across Victoria, every hour of the day. Our organisation is made up of employees working alongside more than 51,000 volunteers. We value the different skills, experience and viewpoints that people bring, because they strengthen how we operate and support the services Victorians rely on. We aim to be a workplace where people feel supported to do meaningful work, develop professionally and contribute to outcomes that matter to the people and places we serve. To learn more about who we are and the work we do, visit our About Us page.

About the Role

An exciting ongoing opportunity is available for a Governance Lead within the Governance, Legal and Risk Services portfolio. Reporting to the Senior Manager Governance Services, you will play a key role in coordinating and supporting CFA's Board and specified Committees, ensuring governance processes, meeting documentation and key deliverables are managed to a high standard. Working closely with senior stakeholders, Chairs and Committee members, you will coordinate agendas, papers, minutes, action registers and annual work plans, provide advice on governance processes, monitor key actions and deadlines, and identify opportunities to improve the way Board and Committee business is managed. This is a great opportunity to gain exposure to senior-level governance and decision-making across CFA while contributing to the effective operation of key organisational forums. Please note, some meetings are held on predetermined weekends and occasional regional travel may be required.

About you

You'll be a highly organised and proactive professional who is comfortable working with senior stakeholders and managing sensitive information, competing priorities and tight deadlines. You'll bring strong written and communication skills, sound judgement and an eye for detail, with the ability to prepare high-quality documentation and keep important governance processes on track. You'll be confident working independently, solving problems as they arise and looking for practical ways to improve processes and ways of working. Strong Microsoft Office skills are essential, with experience using SharePoint or OnBoard an advantage. Relevant qualifications and/or demonstrated experience in governance, administration or a similar environment will be highly regarded.

Why choose CFA

• Meaningful Purpose: Your contribution truly makes a difference
• Work-Life Balance: Paid parental leave, generous leave provisions
• Flexibility: Hybrid work options with flexible work arrangements
• Discounts: Emergency Memberlink discounts on various services
• Wellbeing Focus: Health Ready programs, flu vaccinations
• Member Assistance Program: Access support across 8 service pathways

Pre-employment Checks

Offers of employment will only be made to candidates who are able to successfully complete a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check, Working Rights Check and hold a valid Working with Children Check. You will also be required to provide at least two professional references.

Applications close

Applications close: 11:59pm 20 September 2026

What to expect from our recruitment process

CFA is committed to creating and maintaining a diverse, inclusive, and safe volunteer and work environment. Our aim is to have a volunteer and paid workforce that reflects the community it serves. First Nations people, women, people of all ages, with disabilities and culturally and linguistically diverse people are encouraged to apply. If at any stage of the recruitment and selection process you require an alternative format to the application material or reasonable adjustment to the interview arrangements, please don't hesitate to contact the person listed on the ad or alternatively, email The Country Fire Authority (CFA) values your privacy. We will use the information you provide when you are applying for employment with us for the purpose of recruitment, selection, evaluation and appointment and to report on anonymised key metrics (e.g. diversity). The information we collect will be handled in accordance with privacy laws, including the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014. You can view our Privacy Statement here. For access and correction of the information we have collected, contact

Lead the Future of Mental Healthcare in the Kimberley.

This is a 12-month Fixed Term, Full Time appointment at 1.0FTE, 80 hours per fortnight, with the potential for extension and/or permanency.

Consultant Year 1-6: $592,536.50 - $704,991.13 per annum, inclusive of base salary, on call allowance p.a, professional development allowance and 12% superannuation.

The above salary is as per WA Health System Medical Practitioners AMA Industrial Agreement 2024, from the 3 September 2026. This is subject to the assessment of qualifications, clinical skills, and years of practice.

About The Role

The Director or Clinical Services - Mental Health provides senior clinical leadership across mental health and Alcohol and Other Drug services throughout the Kimberley.

Working in partnership with the Regional Manager of Mental Health and AOD, the Clinical Director has primary responsibility for clinical governance and leadership in relation to clinical service delivery across the Broome Hospital Acute Psychiatric Unit (APU) and the Regional Community Based Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs Services.

This is an opportunity for an experienced psychiatrist to influence the development of regional mental health services, strengthen clinical practice and support the delivery of safe, high-quality care across a geographically dispersed service environment. The role combines clinical practice with strategic leadership, service development, workforce capability and medical education.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide clinical governance, strategic development and leadership, ensuring adherence to national mental health standards, WA Mental Health Act (2014) and other legislation and regulations.
• Provide comprehensive psychiatric assessment, diagnosis and treatment supporting high-quality, evidence based care for consumers, families and carers.
• Collaborate with the mental health leadership team to shape service development and align regional priorities with Commonwealth, State, and WACHS mental health strategies.
• Provides clinical leadership across the Broome Hospital APU and regional community mental health and AOD services, including consultation-liaison psychiatry to regional hospitals.
• Provides supervision, mentorship and professional support to psychiatry trainees and medical health workforce across the Kimberley, in accordance with RANZCP requirements.
• Support the professional development and clinical capability of the multidisciplinary workforce through clinical supervision, education and leadership.

This role will suit a senior psychiatrist who is looking to extend their clinical leadership into regional service development and workforce capability. With responsibility across both acute and community settings, the position provides considerable scope to influence clinical governance, service models, education and workforce development across the Kimberley.

Why the Kimberley?

The Kimberley offers an exceptional combination of professional challenge, clinical diversity and lifestyle. From Broome's coastal environment to the region's remote communities, the Kimberley provides opportunities to work across a diverse population while developing significant regional leadership experience.

For clinicians considering a move to regional WA, this is an opportunity to broaden your leadership experience, work within a supportive multidisciplinary environment and contribute to the development of mental health services where your expertise can have a tangible impact.

About You

We are seeking an experienced psychiatrist who brings:

• Unconditional Specialist registration with the Medical Board of Australia.
• Fellowship of the Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP).
• Senior clinical and/or medical leadership experience, with the ability to provide effective clincial governance and lead multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong generalist psychiatric skills, including experience across mental health and alcohol and other drug services.
• A commitment to medical education, workforce development and culturally safe practice.

The ability to work collaboratively with clinical, operational and community stakeholders in a regional and geographically dispersed environment.

What We Offer

Make the Kimberley your next professional and lifestyle move. Working in one of WA's most unique regions offers the opportunity to combine senior clinical leadership with an exceptional lifestyle, supported by a comprehensive range of financial, leave, housing and regional employment incentives.

Interested in understanding the full range of benefits available? Explore the medical practitioner salaries and benefits page.

Suitability Criteria

• Specialist Clinical Expertise and Clinical Governance Demonstrated eligibility to practise as a medical practitioner and specialist psychiatrist in Australia, with significant clinical experience and demonstrated clinical leadership in mental health, including community and/or remote service settings. Demonstrated ability to provide expert clinical oversight, promote evidence based practice and support high standards of clinical governance.
• Clinical and Operational Leadership Demonstrated experience providing clinical and operational leadership within mental health services, including leading multidisciplinary teams to deliver safe, high-quality and consumer-centred care. Demonstrated ability to develop workforce capability, manage performance, address complex workforce matters and achieve service outcomes.
• Strategic Service Development and Continuous Improvement Demonstrated ability to lead the planning, development and continuous improvement of mental health services. This includes applying strategic, conceptual and analytical thinking to identify service needs, develop practical solutions and achieve sustainable outcomes for regional and remote communities, while maintaining sound governance and legislative compliance.
• Communication, Collaboration and Cultural Responsiveness Highly developed communication, consultation, negotiation and conflict resolution skills, with demonstrated ability to build effective relationships across multidisciplinary teams and with clinical, operational and community stakeholders. Demonstrated commitment to culturally safe and responsive practice and the ability to engage respectfully and effectively with Aboriginal consumers, families, communities and stakeholders.

For Job Related Enquiries, we encourage you to contact Vicki Pascu, Director of Clinical Services, Kalgoorlie on or by email at or Sarah Mackenzie Dodds, Regional Manager, Kimberley on or by email at .

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Other Conditions

WA health is committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination in the provision of our service. We embrace diversity and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal people, people from culturally diverse backgrounds and people with disabilities.

WA Health engages staff in positions of trust and responsibility. WA Health policies require applicants to undertake criminal records screening and integrity checking as part of the appointment process. Referees may also be asked to comment on an applicant's integrity and past demonstration of ethical behaviour. This vacancy is subject to a Western Australian Working With Children (WWC) Check. For further information please refer to the WWC website at: .

Please note this recruitment process requires completion of satisfactory Pre-Employment Health Assessment (PEHA). Any offer of employment with WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is conditional on satisfactory PEHA to ensure you are able to perform the inherent requirements of the position. An unsatisfactory PEHA will result in the offer of employment being withdrawn. Please see the attached WACHS PEHA Policy for further information.

Whilst this selection process will initially be used to fill the above vacancy, it may also be used to fill other "similar" vacancies throughout the health service. In addition to this, should the successful applicant decline or vacate the advertised vacancy, then the next most suitable applicant may also be selected from this process. Both of these options remain valid for a period of twelve (12) months from when the authorised delegate endorses the recruitment decision.

LATE OR EMAIL APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Job Opportunity: Cardiologist - Private Practice Brisbane
Flexible Hours High Patient Demand Modern Specialist Clinic

We're currently representing a well-regarded private cardiology clinic based in Brisbane that is looking to welcome an experienced or early-career Cardiologist to their expanding team. This is a fantastic opportunity to step into a supportive, established practice with strong referral pathways and growing patient demand.

Position Highlights:

• Work in a purpose-built facility with state-of-the-art equipment and diagnostics
• Enjoy flexibility with full-time or part-time consulting options available
• Be part of a collegial, specialist-led team with a strong commitment to clinical excellence
• Well-supported by experienced reception, administrative, and nursing staff
• Generous percentage-based billings and strong earning potential from day one

Candidate Requirements:

• Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) in Cardiology
• AHPRA Specialist Registration
• A strong focus on patient care and clinical outcomes
• Excellent communication and a team-oriented mindset

Why Brisbane?
With its laid-back lifestyle, thriving healthcare sector, and fast-growing population, Brisbane offers an ideal setting to build a sustainable and rewarding private practice. The clinic is conveniently located close to major hospitals, specialist networks, and vibrant city amenities.

This opportunity suits a Cardiologist seeking autonomy, work-life balance, and the ability to grow a private practice within a well-supported environment.

To apply, please submit your CV using the button below. For any inquiries pertaining to this role, please feel free to reach out to Anna at .

All applications will be handled with strict confidentiality. We welcome interest from candidates of all backgrounds.

Mediix is an Australian-based medical recruitment agency connecting qualified healthcare professionals with hospitals and private clinics across Australia.

We offer a personalised, free service to support healthcare professionals in securing both permanent and temporary roles, including access to unadvertised opportunities.

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Job Reference: 22230

Brand: Laverty Pathology

Location: Kempsey

Job Type: Casual Part Time - 30.00 hours per week

Schedule: Monday - Friday 7.30am - 3.30pm

At Healius, we're united by a shared purpose: making a difference to the future of Australia's health. There's never been a more exciting time to join us as we transform into a stronger, more agile organisation with a focus on innovative ways of working, excellent customer and patient experiences and being a great place to work.

This role is suited to people who enjoy helping others and want to do meaningful work. Pathology Collectors play a vital role in their community and are often the first person a patient meets on their healthcare journey, helping them feel comfortable, supported and confident they're in good hands.

You'll be part of a team that takes pride in delivering high-quality care and creating positive patient experiences every day. With supportive leaders, a strong team culture and a focus on recognising the moments that matter, you'll have the support you need to grow and make a meaningful impact.

About Us

Healius is one of Australia's leading healthcare companies, committed to supporting quality, affordable and accessible health care for all Australians. Through our network of state-based and specialty brands, we provide high-quality diagnostic services that support clinicians to make informed decisions and improve patient outcomes.

With more than 80 medical laboratories and approximately 2,000 patient collection centres nationwide, we process approximately one in four Medicare-funded pathology tests each year, supporting services that extend from some of Australia's largest and most complex private and public hospitals to regional areas and remote Indigenous communities.

About The Role

As a Pathology Collector, you will collect blood and non-blood samples while delivering a positive, professional and caring experience to every patient. You'll play an important role in ensuring samples are handled accurately and efficiently to support timely diagnosis and care.

Key responsibilities

• Collect blood and other samples with care, accuracy and attention to detail
• Provide a welcoming, calm and professional experience for patients
• Prepare and package specimens for transport in line with procedures
• Maintain accurate records and follow required processes
• Support smooth daily operations across the collection site

About You

Experienced Pathology Collectors are highly regarded, however this role can suit people from a range of backgrounds. Some of our most successful Collectors have come from working in aged care, disability support, nursing or in customer facing roles where they have experience supporting people and providing a great service.

If you're reliable, caring and willing to learn, we're open to supporting you to build a career in this space.

Qualifications And Experience

• Previous experience in pathology collection is desirable but not essential
• Certificate III in Pathology Collection is desirable but not essential
• A background in healthcare (e.g. aged care, disability, nursing) or strong customer facing experience

Requirements

• A valid Working With Children Check (WWCC), or willingness to obtain one prior to commencement
• Ability to provide evidence of immunisation requirements including Hepatitis B

Key Skills And Attributes

To be successful in this role, you will have:

• A genuine care for people, with a high level of empathy and professionalism
• Strong communication skills, with a natural ability to connect with others, explain clearly and build trust
• Ability to follow processes and procedures with accuracy and consistency
• Ability to manage your time and prioritise tasks
• Comfortable working both independently and collaboratively in a team environment
• Sound judgement, with a willingness to learn and the ability to adapt, take initiative and act within scope

We believe everyone leads, no matter what role they are in. Our ways of leading are the behaviours we expect our people to embody: Customer Focused, Accountable, Collaborative, Credible and Resourceful.

Training

This role requires completion of a 6-week paid training program designed to build the essential skills and knowledge needed to succeed in collections. This requires a commitment to full-time hours for the first 2 weeks, followed by a minimum of 25 hours per week. Training is delivered internally as part of our Healius Academy onboarding program and may be accelerated based on previous experience.

Benefits, Perks And Wellbeing

At Healius, we offer a range of benefits designed to support your wellbeing, lifestyle and career, including:

• Access to retailer discounts and perks through the Flare Benefits platform
• Health and financial benefits, including access to Fitness Passport, corporate health insurance discounts, banking benefits, novated leasing and salary packaging options
• Free and confidential wellbeing support through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Discounted childcare and babysitting services via Kiddo
• Access to online learning, courses and development pathways to support your career growth

Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

Healius is an equal opportunity employer committed to fair, inclusive and merit-based recruitment practices. We stive to build diverse teams that reflect the communities we serve, valuing people across different life stages, genders, cultural backgrounds, ages and professional experiences. All applicants are assessed equitably based on their ability to meet the requirements of the role.

Healius is part of the Commonwealth Government's Veteran Employment Commitment (VEC) and has been recognised as a Veteran Employment Supporter. We encourage applications from veterans and candidates with Australian Defence Force (ADF) experience.

• Beautiful Parkes location - relocate to regional NSW
• Sponsorship and relocation package available
  

About the role

We're seeking an experienced and motivated Care Team Manager to lead the clinical care operations at our Niola Centre in Parkes. In this key leadership role, you will guide and support a dedicated team of nurses and care staff, ensuring residents receive safe, high-quality, person-centered care every day.

You will oversee clinical practices, mentor and develop staff, support complex care needs, and drive continuous improvement across the service. This is an opportunity to combine your clinical expertise with strong people leadership to make a meaningful impact on residents, families and your team.

This role will be offered full time - Monday - Friday shifts.

Attractive Salary plus Relocation Assistance and Sponsorship on offer - Ready for a lifestyle change? We offer a relocation allowance for eligible candidates moving to the area, helping make your transition as smooth as possible.

Desirable Qualifications:

• Postgraduate qualifications in Management, dementia, Gerontology, or Training and Assessment.
• Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (preferred).
  

Why Join Us?

• Initial accommodation and relocation assistance can be arranged if required
• Competitive salary with access to tax-free salary packaging up to $18,550
• Real career growth as this role will allow for acting opportunities as the Residential Manager
• Discount for Medibank Private Health Insurance
• Study assistance up to $3,000 per year
• A supportive, inclusive workplace where your leadership is recognised and valued
• Access to family friendly benefits like our wellness programs and Fitness Passport
  

About You

You are an experienced Registered Nurse with a passion for leading others and delivering high-quality aged care. You bring:

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
• Three to five years' experience in aged care or complex clinical environments
• Proven experience leading and developing clinical teams
• Strong understanding of aged care standards, clinical governance and best practice
• Confidence in managing complex care needs and supporting clinical decision making
• Commitment to continuous improvement, quality outcomes and resident wellbeing
• Infection Prevention & Control qualification (or willingness to obtain)
  

Postgraduate qualifications in management, gerontology or training and assessment are highly regarded.

Successful candidates will undergo background checks including police, reference, and medical screening as applicable.

About us

BaptistCare is a leading purpose led care organisation, guided by our Christian identity and serving people and communities across Australia for more than 110 years. We support people to live better through aged care, home care, retirement living, community services, disability support and housing.

We know that life's challenges can make our world feel smaller. With the right people alongside us, it can feel more connected, supported and hopeful again.

That's what we work towards every day - enriching lives through communities of care. Today, more than 70,000 customers, 12,000 employees and close to 2,000 volunteers are part of our communities across Australia.

BaptistCare - Inspired by Jesus to champion care for all.

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ICU Registrar

Calvary Adelaide & Calvary North Adelaide Hospitals Adelaide, South Australia

• Permanent
• Location: Adelaide, SA, Australia
• Closing date: 18 December 2026

About the Role

An ICU Registrar will provide 24/7 onsite medical care, assessment and coordination of patients within the ICU and HDU across both hospital sites. Work will be supported by experienced intensivists and multidisciplinary teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality critical care and clinical support within the ICU.
• Coordinate ICU admissions and discharges with the nurse in charge.
• Participate in the ICU roster, including after-hours and on-call commitments.

What You Bring

• Demonstrated ICU experience providing high-quality patient care.
• Strong leadership, communication and teamwork skills in busy clinical environments.
• Commitment to teaching and supervising medical, nursing and allied health staff.
• Appropriate medical qualifications and current AHPRA registration, or eligibility for full AHPRA registration within 12 months.
• PGY3 or above, with a minimum of 6 months' ICU experience and 12 months' anaesthetic training prior to commencement.

Benefits

• Competitive annual salary package - minimum full-time salary of $242,000 per annum including superannuation.
• Salary packaging, study leave and professional development support (subject to approval).
• Visa sponsorship and relocation assistance for eligible candidates.
• C12 accredited Intensive Care Unit, recognised by the College of Intensive Care Medicine and ANZCA.

International Medical Graduates Welcome

Applications are encouraged from International Medical Graduates (IMGs) from Competent Authority countries and other comparable healthcare systems. Visa sponsorship may be available; our recruitment team can support relocation to Australia.

Employment Type: Permanent Full Time

Position Classification: Principal Scientific Off

Remuneration: .59 full-time equivalent base salary range (% super + 17.5% leave loading and salary packaging)

Hours Per Week: 38

Requisition ID: REQ692017

Location: Westmead

Applications Close: Midnight on 11 October 2026

For role related queries or questions contact: Ingrid Prammer on

At the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, every role helps children and young people live their healthiest lives. As the largest paediatric health service in Australia, we care for thousands of children each year, in hospital and at home. Our people are united by compassion, collaboration and excellence in care.

What You'll Be Doing

The NSW Newborn Screening (NBS) Programme, situated in The Children's Hospital at Westmead, includes the State Reference Laboratory which screens all newborns in NSW and the ACT for the detection of over 30 inborn errors of metabolism. The Department also provides an advisory service for the further investigation, monitoring and management of patients detected with a disorder by the screening tests, as well as specialised services to interstate and overseas reference laboratories.

The PSO for NBS will be responsible for the quality and performance of all aspects of the NBS laboratory and will be the scientific representative of the laboratory at state, national and international levels. They should have a thorough knowledge of the scientific aspects of newborn screening and be abreast of technology changes in order to be able to bring innovation into the laboratory.

They will be expected to drive the development of services to meet the needs of the customer and to manage and implement change in accordance with quality principles.

The Principal Scientist will work collaboratively with the multi-disciplinary health care team and consumers of the Sydney Children's Hospital Network to effectively deliver services.

The Principal Scientist provides role modelling, mentorship and leadership in the achievement of excellence in clinical practice, ensuring that Departmental:

• Resources are focussed on delivering excellent clinical care to children and supporting their families.
• Research and teaching is at a high standard.
• Plans are in line with SCHN, MOH and federal government strategic directions and congruent with financial resources.
• Activities include advocacy for children and the clinical service.
• Quality activities are implemented and a collaborative culture is developed with staff and consumers.
• Meets NATA and NPAAC requirements

Additional Benefits (where applicable)

Flexible work opportunities, Salary packaging and meal entertainment benefits, accrued days off (ADOs), fitness passport, employee assistance program (EAP)

Child Safe Standards

SCHN is committed to maintaining a child-safe environment that respects and upholds the rights of children and young people, in line with NSW Health's commitment to the Child Safe Standards. We aim to ensure that children and young people feel safe, supported, and included in their care. All current and prospective staff are expected to prioritise the safety, welfare, and well-being of children and young people, actively working to protect them from harm and abuse.

Additional Information

SCHN is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity, recognising that a diverse workforce strengthens our culture and enhances the care we provide to children, young people and their families.

Permanent NSW Health roles require Australian citizenship or permanent residency. Temporary visa holders may be considered where no suitable Australian citizen or permanent resident is identified.

NSW Health vaccination and screening requirements must be met prior to commencement.

This position requires a Working with Children Check (WWCC) issued by the Office of the Children's Guardian.

Where required, overseas qualifications must be formally assessed by the Department of Education or relevant authority for recognition in Australia.

An Eligibility List may be created for future permanent and temporary full or part time vacancies.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply. We recognise the value of Aboriginal staff providing health care to Aboriginal children and families. For application support, visit the NSW Health Aboriginal Recruitment tool, Stepping Up to assist in preparing your application, or contact the SCHN's Aboriginal Workforce Consultant at

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NexusHire Solutions in Australia seeks an Operational Strategy Manager / Senior Manager to guide pre-award and proposal strategies for oncology clinical programmes. You will translate protocol requirements into practical execution plans and lead cross-functional teams.

This role focuses on feasibility, country/site strategy, recruitment, timelines, budgets and risk mitigation, with sponsor-facing presentations and bid defence involvement.

Employment Type: Temporary Part Time

Position Classification: Staff Specialist

Hours Per Week: 16

Requisition ID: REQ681719

This position may be extended at the discretion of SESLHD without further advertisement or interview.

Make a Meaningful Impact - Your Own Way

We seek an innovative and person-oriented Staff Specialist Psychiatrist to join the Adult Community Team at the Prince of Wales Hospital (POWH), Randwick, as part of the ESMHS.

This is an exciting opportunity to provide specialist psychiatric care, oversight and leadership within a dedicated, multidisciplinary team to deliver care to people living with serious mental health challenges.

About The Role

You will be a senior medical member of the Adult Community Mental Health Service (ACMHS), a multidisciplinary team based service that includes specialist mental health nurses (including a GP liaison CNC), psychologists, allied health clinicians, and peer support workers. You will be working in a service alongside other senior medical officers, and psychiatry trainees. The goals of the ACMHS is to deliver consumer-focused, contemporary and meaningful care that meets the needs of consumers across several phases of care. Our ability to provide care coordination to consumers with

varied needs is supported by the many specialist facets of our service.

Our team based model is founded on the principles of collaborative and shared decision making between the senior medical member, clinical manager and team clinicians. Our teams are headed by a clinical manager, who works closely with the psychiatrist and clinicians to co-ordinates the multidisciplinary team activities. The ESMHS has 5 teams across two sites, and your position will be to provide leadership and clinical care in one of these teams. You are encouraged to work with your clinical manager and team to develop your own ways of working.

Our Adult Community teams are also supported by close linkages with other teams and NGOs. Consumers can engage with secondary support teams such as the Keeping Body in Mind (KBIM) teams, complex physical health clinicians, rehabilitation clinicians, and Pathways to Community Living (PCLI) initiatives.

Your Clinical Duties Will Encompass

• Providing leadership, expert psychiatric evaluation, care and treatment planning in the Adult Community Mental Health Service.
• There is also opportunity to contribute to our ECT service and develop skills in this area.
• Actively participating in multidisciplinary team discussions in clinical review meetings.
• Liaising with inpatient and emergency psychiatry teams to ensure continuity of care and to facilitate transitions between areas of the service over your consumers journey.
• Providing oversight around use of the Mental Health Act in the community setting.

Your Contributions May Include

• Leading service improvement projects focused on optimising care in the community setting and during transitions of care between different settings.
• Evaluating clinical interventions to improve patient outcomes, reduce restrictive practices, increase connection with GP care, and support safer transitions of care.
• Contributing to the academic profile of the service through scholarly activity and collaboration with local research institutes and universities.

What We Offer

• A supportive, innovative, and personally enriching working environment.
• An opportunity to work within a service with sub-specialty teams as the Adult Community Mental Health team is co-located with the broader ESMHS, providing opportunity to build relationships with colleagues across varied subspecialties.
• Opportunities to impact system improvements in Adult Community Mental Health.
• Opportunities to work with peers in a collegiate setting, with access to peer review groups, complex case review groups, grand rounds and wellbeing initiatives.
• Close partnerships with the University of New South Wales, local medical research institutes, and opportunities to teach through informal and formal pathways.

The vision for South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) is 'exceptional people, 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.

The specialist will provide expert medical assessment and management of patients within the department/service.

The primary location of this position may be varied as agreed with the Director of Medical Services and as approved by MDAAC to other facilities in SESLHD.

Our CORE Values are Collaboration, Openness, Respect and Empowerment and have been created by employees for employees and help define how we work and to inspire positive interactions in the workplace.

Learn more about us here: South Eastern Sydney Local Health District.

Information For Applicants

• Employment of a temporary visa holder may only occur if no suitable permanent resident or citizen of Australia has been identified for this position following suitable labour market testing.
• This is a Category A position. All Category A applicants must read and understand NSW Health Policy PD2026_004. Successful applicants to the role must provide vaccination history and pathology as part of the application documentation and be certified as compliant before employment can commence.
• 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 invite candidates of all ages, genders, sexual orientation, cultural backgrounds, people with disability, neurodiverse individuals, and Indigenous Australians to apply. We do have an Aboriginal Employment Consultant that can also provide support () and for additional information please visit our Stepping Up Website.

All applications must include a demonstration of your ability to meet each of the selection criteria in order to progress through the recruitment process.

• Registration or eligible for registration with Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA). Candidate to provide AHPRA Registration Number on application.
• Fellowship of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) and/or equivalent specialist recognition as provided for by the Health Insurance Act 1973 and the relevant Award/Determination.
• Evidence of continuing medical education and self-monitoring/audit practices consistent with the scope of practice requirements of the position.
• Proven capacity and/or experience in the provision of effective high quality service in the specialty, demonstrated through successful clinical practice in an environment appropriate to the requirements of the position including evidence of participation in quality improvement activities relevant to the specialty.
• Demonstrated commitment to teaching with experience in teaching both undergraduate and post graduate students and other staff of the hospital.
• Demonstrate the skills and attitudes appropriate as a senior Medical Practitioner including modelling a high standard of professional behaviour to junior medical staff.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively and harmoniously with medical and other health services colleagues as part of a multi-disciplinary health care team and demonstrated ability to communicate effective with patients, colleagues, and staff and to work as an effective member of the clinical team across multiple sites. Demonstrated commitment to provision of a high standard of clinical care in the public sector setting.
• Demonstrated experience in and commitment to research relevant to the role and needs of the Department.

For role related queries or questions contact Adith Mohan on

Applications Close:16 September 2026

Who We Are Emerald Clinical Trials is a global leader in clinical research, partnering with over 160 biotech companies and 15 of the world's top 20 pharmaceutical firms. Headquartered in Singapore, we combine scientific excellence with operational expertise to deliver end-to-end clinical trial solutions across all phases, offering Phase I-IV and real-world studies.

With over 25 years of experience and a world-renowned focus in renal research, Emerald Clinical has helped drive medical breakthroughs through deep scientific insight, flawless execution, and an unwavering commitment to quality.

Global Expertise. Local Insight. Real Impact.

Emerald Clinical is where science, speed, and strategy come together to transform healthcare. For over 25 years, we have led the way in clinical research, combining global reach with deep Asia-Pacific expertise and unparalleled local insight to deliver smarter trials and stronger outcomes.

Our 1000+ employees that span across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Americas are embedded in communities worldwide. We drive faster recruitment, deeper patient engagement, and meaningful results that move medicine forward.

About The Role The Early Phase Project Manager is responsible for the development, conduct and completion of research projects in accordance with the reasonable requirements of the originator of the project. The Early Phase Project Manager is responsible for all aspects of study management activities including cross functional team Leadership and co-ordination, Client communication/ management, financial management and Overall study delivery.

Early Phase Project Manager must ensure studies are resourced effectively, managed efficiently, achieve project objectives within allocated budgets and agreed timelines and are conducted to the highest standards of Good Clinical Practice (GCP), regulatory requirements and applicable Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). The Project Manager mentors/coaches Junior Project Management staff or Clinical Delivery Leads and assists their technical development. Manage independently or with support from Portfolio Delivery Leads or Line Manager.

Responsibilities All activities must be conducted in accordance with project specific documentation, applicable SOPs, ICH GCP and applicable regulatory requirements. Maintain effective professional relationships with external customers, investigators and vendors. Maintain effective professional relationships with internal project team including those providing academic input. Provide clear guidance to project team on project specific deliverables.

Project Kick-off

• Attend relevant project specific meetings including formal kick-off meetings
• Develop project plan and other internal project management documents.
• Assist the originator of the project in the development of project specific
• Coordinate the feasibility planning and selection process of project sites
• Identify project specific activities that need to be outsourced and be involved in the selection of suitable vendor/s.

Project Implementation and Closure Manage the implementation, ongoing evaluation, prioritisation, reporting and timely

Delivery Of All Operational Aspects Of Allocated Project/s Including

• Contribute to the preparation of project specific budget where applicable
• Track budget for allocated portion of project
• Deliver relevant portion of project specific budget by guiding team and vendors on project scope, and forecasting and invoicing as agreed with customer
• Track project scope and propose scope changes for assessment
• Work with relevant personnel to identify potential clinical sites, oversee or conduct feasibility through questionnaire, interview and/or site visit as applicable
• Oversee the set-up of sites within relevant region in accordance with SOPs, protocol and all applicable regulatory guidelines
• Contribute to the calculation of project staffing levels
• Contribute to the identification of appropriate materials for project
• Monitor project progress against timelines
• Deliver project specific milestones as agreed with customer
• Coordinate project administration e.g. study management committee meetings, project newsletters
• Coordinate and drive internal project team to meet project specific deadlines
• Liaise with centre staff to ensure effective local management
• Drive project team to deliver clean, accurate and verifiable data for interim and final analyses
• Assist with the development of project documentation e.g. site manuals, operating procedures
• Review and sign-off monitoring visit reports
• Ensure patient safety and adverse/serious adverse events are reported according to regulatory requirements
• Initiate filing conventions for the project and team is trained on requirements
• File and archive clinical project data at end of project
• Provide or contribute to progress reports for project originator and other stakeholders
• Maintain regular contact with project team including academic leads
• Maintain contact with National Coordinators working within allocated region
• Be available as back-up contact for site staff on all project related matters
• Where applicable liaise with staff in Data Management and Statistics
• Divisions on project specific deliverables

Study Start-up

• Co-ordinate the feasibility planning & selection process of all centers
• Manage and coordinate the establishment of study centers through:
• Ensuring each center has the necessary trial materials
• Contracts & agreements are in place
• Ensuring site research coordinators are fully equipped to carry out the study
• Training site staff on data management tools and principles
• Ensure the timely preparation & submission to ethics & regulatory authorities.
• Develop trial management systems
• Assist with the development of monitoring plans
• Manage the planning & set-up of investigator meetings; prepare presentation material & present information at these meetings

Study Close-out

• Work with the clinical team to ensure timely & successful completion of trial
• Coordinate the study closeout visits
• Ensure final reconciliation of clinical supplies and ensure that all clinical supplies' documentation is complete for the study
• Coordinate the final archiving of study related documents

Data Management

• Ensure the accurate completion and timely collection of data
• Ensure data quality, accuracy, completeness and timely data completion
• Ensure complete and efficient resolution of data queries
• Manage the study to ensure adherence with all protocol, SOPs, regulations & ICH-GCP
• Ensure distribution and collection of essential documents, reports and study materials and products to and from clinical sites Financial and Contractual
• Analyze monthly financial reports for all allocated projects to identify trends and reasons behind figures, accelerate as required.
• Understand all aspects of their project finance responsibilities and follow appropriate escalation pathways
• Maintain project utilization, revenue forecast and recognition identify and implement strategies for improvement (if required) and elevate any significant concerns to management
• Maintain gross margin across allocated projects to meet organizational goals.
• Review forecasts for all allocated projects in consultation with each allocated project lead, as needed, during month end billing and Project Finance Analyst meetings at least every quarter and develop contingency plans to address any project slippage
• Manage pass through report management to billing is finalized within agreed timelines
• Manage project review reporting to ensure survey responses are accurate, timely and submitted within agreed timelines
• Maintain list of all scope change documentation, collaborate with Proposal team to update pricing tool/budget
• Seek opportunities for expansion of scope and proactively follow up with BD & sponsor

Customer Focus and Business Development

• Initiate and maintain high level relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including trial sponsor staff, key opinion Leaders, hospitals, professional societies and associations where required.
• Review and contribute to all scope change proposals for allocated projects prior to finalisation and sponsor review
• Participate in bid defense presentations in partnership with Business Development and may lead the presentation for smaller, less complex regional studies.

Quality Management

• Ensure allocated projects are conducted in accordance with the Emerald Clinical Quality Management Strategy.
• In the event of an audit and/or inspection work with key project team members to ensure inspection/audit readiness and complete follow-up for all team members
• Ensure compliance with file reviews plan and documentation as specified by Sponsor and/or Emerald Clinical
• Ensure co-monitoring activities conducted in accordance with Sponsor and/or Emerald Clinical requirements
• Ensure own quality control of all relevant processes and activities performed Systems,

About You

• Bachelor's or Masters degree in a science or related field
• Previous experience working on clinical projects within an academic, CRO or pharmaceutical company environment
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At Jacobs, we're challenging today to reinvent tomorrow by solving the world's most critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission-critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting-edge manufacturing, turning abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good.

Your impact

We are looking for an experienced Senior Archaeologist (Senior Heritage Advisor) with a passion for finding heritage-positive solutions. With a strong pipeline of work across Australia, and particularly in Victoria, we have exciting opportunities to join our team in Melbourne in permanent roles.

Our Jacobs Heritage ANZ team brings together experienced consultants working across Australia in Aboriginal archaeology, historical archaeology, maritime and underwater archaeology, interpretation, and built heritage.

With one of the largest heritage teams in Australia, you'll be surrounded by a highly experienced cohort of senior professionals who are invested in your growth. Whether you're mentoring juniors or looking for mentorship yourself, this is a place to develop.

We work with federal, state and local government agencies, infrastructure owners, and private sector clients across key Australian markets transport, water, environment, energy, defence, and the built environment; delivering integrated solutions from strategy and design through to delivery and operations.

We provide heritage advice across many different stages in a project lifecycle - from business case inputs and early design phase considerations, to undertaking assessments for heritage approvals and providing construction phase support.

We love that we have the opportunity to take a phased risk identification approach to our heritage advice and can work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary team to find solutions that take heritage values, our clients and key stakeholders into consideration.

If you're interested in a company where you can have

• Diverse and complex project experiences
• Cross-discipline exposure
• End-to-end project involvement
• Real cross-border project experience
• Support for flexible ways of working and options to help people manage their professional and personal commitments
• Parental leave and salary continuance support
• Access to a global network

then this is the place to broaden your expertise, deepen your impact and build a career that evolves with you.

Here's what you'll need

To succeed in this role, you will bring

• Listed as a Victorian Heritage Advisor, with the qualifications and experience required to lead CHMPs and supervise fieldwork in accordance with the Minister's Guidelines
• An Honours or postgraduate degree in archaeology, heritage management, or a related discipline
• Around 7+ years' consulting experience, with a strong focus on Aboriginal heritage in Victoria (additional experience outside Victoria and/or in historical heritage is advantageous)
• Demonstrated knowledge of State and Commonwealth heritage legislation, associated regulations, and guidelines
• Extensive experience leading medium and large complex Cultural Heritage Management Plans (CHMPs)
• Strong research, fieldwork, and site analysis capabilities

Skills & Capabilities

You will also demonstrate

• Excellent technical writing and reporting skills, with the ability to produce clear, high-quality heritage assessments
• Excellent lithic artefact identification and recording skills
• Strong verbal communication and stakeholder engagement skills
• A highly collaborative approach, with the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams
• Proven ability to manage heritage projects to deliver on time, within budget, and to a high standard

Key Responsibilities

In the Senior Archaeologist / Senior Heritage Advisor role, you will

• Take ownership of the preparation of heritage reports and assessments, including complex deliverables (with support from senior team members where required)
• Provide technical leadership and mentoring to junior staff where appropriate; while continuing to learn from senior team members.
• Contribute to, and where appropriate lead, project portfolios and proposal development for key clients.
• Contribute to a positive team environment and support knowledge sharing and continuous improvement

With safety and flexibility always top of mind, we've gone beyond traditional ways of working so you have the support, means and space to maximize your potential. You'll uncover flexible working arrangements, benefits and opportunities, from well-being benefits to our global giving and volunteering program, to exploring new and inventive ways to help our clients make the world a better place. No matter what drives you, you'll discover how you can cultivate, nurture and achieve your goals - all at a single global company. Find out more about life at Jacobs here.

We aim to embed inclusion and belonging in everything we do. We know that if we are inclusive, we're more connected and creative. We accept people for who they are, and we champion the richness of diverse perspectives, lived experiences and backgrounds in the workplace, as a source of learning and innovation. We are committed to building vibrant communities within Jacobs, including through our Jacobs Employee Networks, Communities of Practice and our Find Your Community initiatives, allowing every employee to find connection, purpose, and belonging. Find out more about ourJacobs Employee Networks here.

Our meticulously curated employee benefits support ALL employees throughout every stage of life. From paid parental leave to a lifetime financial allowance for you and your partner to access family forming Fertility & IVF treatment, adoption and surrogacy assistance along with menopause and Low T treatment.

We are steadfast in our commitment to the wellbeing of you and your loved ones with a comprehensive suite of wellbeing resources supporting you physically, emotionally and financially. This is demonstrated in our company being recognised by WGEA for 12 consecutive years as an employer of choice for gender equality along with our industry leading GOLD employer status by the Australian Workplace Equality Index.

Cultural Support

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply. Jacobs aims to provide cultural safety at our interviews. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are invited to nominate a cultural representative to participate on the interview panel; please let your recruiter know in your application. No matter what drives you, you'll discover a way to cultivate, nurture and achieve your goals - all at a single global company.

We value collaboration and believe that in-person interactions are crucial for both our culture and client delivery. We empower employees with our hybrid working policy, allowing them to split their work week between Jacobs offices/projects and remote locations enabling them to deliver their best work.

Your application experience is important to us, and we're keen to adapt to make every interaction even better. If you require further support or reasonable adjustments with regards to the recruitment process (for example, you require the application form in a different format), please contact the team via Careers Support.

Company Description

At National Dental Care (NDC), our mission is simple - to Make Australia Smile. Guided by our vision to be the first choice for both dental professionals and patients, we're passionate about delivering outstanding patient care while creating workplaces where our people feel valued, supported and empowered to succeed.

Established in 2013, NDC has grown to become one of Australia's largest and most trusted dental service providers, with a nationwide network of 111 modern practices - and growing. Our strength lies in our people, our collaborative culture, and our commitment to continuous improvement and clinical excellence.

Job Description

Associate Dentist in well renowned Toorak in Melbourne. Good general Dentist, all rounder. Invisalign and cosmetic special interest an advantage. Days are ideally Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 7.45 - 5.15. Taking over already established patient base as Dentist relocating to one of our NSW practices

Additional Information

Part time or full time availability. We can provide flexibility for the right candidate

We appreciate the interest of recruitment agencies; however, we are not accepting agency referrals for this role.

Job Description Associate Dentist Opportunity at NDC Lismore (3-4 days per week available) About NDC Lismore

National Dental Care Lismore is a trusted practice with over 40 years of service to the Lismore community. Operating near full capacity year-round (90%+ utilisation) with excellent clinical variety and strong earning potential, our 7-chair clinic is equipped with advanced dental technology, including an iTero scanner, OPG, and CEREC, ensuring exceptional patient care in a modern environment.

The Opportunity

We are seeking a highly skilled dentist with a minimum of 3 years of experience in Australia to join our team. This role offers a unique blend of clinical practice and leadership, working collaboratively with a dedicated team to achieve outstanding patient outcomes.

What We Offer

• Generous financial relocation package available
• Competitive commission structure & no KPIs
• Ongoing professional development through the NDC Academy
• Access to cutting-edge dental technology
• A positive and connected workplace culture

About You

• At least 3 years of clinical experience in Australia
• Current, unrestricted AHPRA registration
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
• Confident across a wide range of dental treatments

About National Dental Care

Established in 2013, NDC has grown to become one of Australia's largest and most trusted dental service providers, with a nationwide network of over 117 modern practices - and growing. Our strength lies in our people, our collaborative culture, and our commitment to continuous improvement and clinical excellence.

Additional Information

We appreciate the interest of recruitment agencies; however, we are not accepting agency referrals for this role.

SCHN - Staff Specialist - Rural Paediatrics Support Program (eCredential)

Sydney Children's Hospitals Network is the largest paediatric health care entity in Australia. We care for thousands of children each year in our hospitals and in their homes - with one purpose in mind - to help young people live their healthiest lives.

Employment Type:TemporaryFull Time

Position Classification:Staff Specialist

Hours Per Week:40

Requisition ID:REQ693928

The General Medicine department at Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick are seeking 2 x 0.5 FTE (20 hours per week) Staff Specialists to join their team. The appointment will be for a 2-year period, with an option of extending for a further 2 years pending a performance review. The commencement dates of each successful candidate will differ, with one position commencing ASAP and the other position with an anticipated commencement date on 1st January 2027. This position is located across NSW.

What you'll be doing

Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, part of the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, is seeking the services of a paediatrician to provide short periods of leave relief to rural paediatricians across NSW. The "back to base" time is flexible and can be negotiated to complement the successful applicant's interests and skills and support their professional development. Just over half of the time will be spent in rural NSW, with the remainder of the time linked with the General Paediatric Department of the successful applicant's choice of one of the Children's Hospitals in NSW.

This is a 0.5 FTE temporary Staff Specialist position, for two years with the option to extend for a further two years pending performance review.

Successful applicants will provide excellent clinical services to children and their families as part of a multi-disciplinary team. They will participate in review and improvement activities, as well as training and education of staff. Successful applicants will be expected to abide by the hospital code of conduct and participate in annual performance reviews for clinical services in accordance with the Staff Specialist (State) Award.

SCHN is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity - we acknowledge the vibrancy that a diverse workforce brings to enhance both our workplace culture and our service delivery to children, young people and their families and carers. We encourage all suitably qualified applicants to apply. If you identify as an Indigenous Australian or as a person with a disability, please contact us if you would like some more information about our recruitment process.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply. We recognise the value of Aboriginal staff providing health care to Aboriginal children and families that access the services we provide at the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network. Aboriginal job applicants are encouraged to visit the NSW Health Aboriginal Recruitment tool, Stepping Up to assist in preparing your application.

Please refer to the Application Guide and NSW Policy Directive PD2022_030 Occupational Assessment Screening and Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases for vaccination requirements.

This position requires a Working with Children Check (WWCC) issued by the Office of the Children's Guardian.For more information on how to apply for the clearance, please visit the Office of the Children's Guardian Website

SCHN is committed to maintaining a child safe culture that upholds the rights of children and young people. We strive to ensure children and young people feel safe, supported, and are included in their care.

Applicants holding visas with working rights may be considered for temporary appointment (up to the expiry date of their visa) where no suitable local applicant is identified.

• Eligibility for registration with the Medical Board of Australia as a Specialist Paediatrician and Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of Physicians and/or other specialist recognition as provided for in the Staff Specialists (State) Award.
• Willingness and ability to travel to perform relieving roles in rural NSW as well as to perform educational roles in metropolitan and rural NSW.
• Ability to be flexible in the workplace to adapt to different clinical settings.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team and provide leadership of a team
• Demonstrated effective clinical communication through the use of information technology and written, verbal and interpersonal skills
• Demonstrated commitment to teaching, continuing education, research and quality improvement.
• Availability to participate in an on-call roster and to respond on site within a reasonable time

Need more information?

For role related queries or questions contact Michael Plaister on .

For technical support please contact the customer service team on .

Applications Close: Thursday 24th September 2026

Note: NSW Healthdoes notrequire oraccept the'fit2work badge'offeredas an option in eCredential. Please do not apply or pay for a fit2work badge when applying for this position.

For assistance with eCredential please email

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.

Lead, grow and shape YNA's New South Wales operations

Your Nursing Agency (YNA) is looking for an experienced Operations Manager - New South Wales based full time at our Kent Street office in Sydney CBD, to join our senior leadership team and play a key role in the continued growth of our business across NSW.

This role is responsible for leading and growing our agency business across hospital and residential aged care and our community programs which include Support at Home, Department of Veteran Affairs, National Disability Insurance Scheme, Supported Independent Living and iCare

You will also oversee our emerging Newcastle business, providing an exciting opportunity to build YNA's presence, workforce and client partnerships in a developing market.

This is a role for someone who likes to be close to the action. You will lead the team, know what is happening with our clients and workforce, make commercial decisions and actively look for opportunities to strengthen and grow the business.

About YNA

YNA has been connecting nurses and carers with healthcare providers since 1970 and is one of Australia's longest-standing nursing and care agencies.

We support hospitals, health services, aged care facilities and other healthcare providers with access to a flexible and qualified healthcare workforce.

As part of Torrens Health, YNA combines the agility and specialist expertise of a healthcare staffing business with the scale and infrastructure of a broader Australian health and care group.

Our NSW team is supported by specialist capability across Clinical, People & Culture, Quality & Compliance, Work Health & Safety, Finance, Marketing, Technology and Data, giving our operational leaders access to expertise and support when they need it.

What you'll be responsible for

As Operations Manager, you will have end-to-end oversight of our NSW operation and work closely with the Executive General Manager to drive performance and growth.

A key part of your role will be connecting client demand, workforce supply and commercial performance. You will understand where the opportunities are, ensure the team is focused on the right priorities and take action when performance can be improved.

You will:

• Lead our Sydney-based team of Allocators and Recruitment Consultants, setting clear expectations and creating a high-performing and accountable culture
• Oversee the day-to-day performance of our NSW business, including allocations, recruitment, workforce availability and client service
• Maintain oversight of our Sydney operation and our emerging Newcastle business
• Drive fill rates by ensuring recruitment and workforce supply are closely aligned to client demand
• Take ownership of operational and commercial performance, using data and market insights to identify where we can improve or grow
• Develop strong relationships with hospitals, aged care facilities and other healthcare clients, becoming a trusted operational partner
• Stay close to our clients and understand their changing workforce needs, challenges and opportunities
• Identify opportunities to grow existing accounts and establish new client relationships
• Lead the continued development of our Newcastle business, building both workforce capability and client demand as the market grows
• Manage operational issues, escalations and incidents, ensuring matters are addressed quickly and appropriately
• Work with our Clinical, Quality & Compliance, People & Culture and WHS specialists on matters requiring specialist support
• Improve processes and ways of working to create a better experience for clients, candidates and our healthcare workforce
• Work collaboratively with YNA leaders nationally and the broader Torrens Health team.

The kind of leader who will succeed

You are someone who can move comfortably between leading people, talking to clients, reviewing performance and solving an operational problem.

You enjoy being hands-on, understand the detail of your operation and can also step back and see where the business needs to go next.

You will bring:

• Strong operational leadership experience, ideally within healthcare staffing, recruitment, workforce management, rostering or another high-volume service environment
• Experience leading and developing teams.
• A strong commercial mindset and confidence taking ownership of business performance
• An understanding of how recruitment, workforce availability, utilisation and client demand work together
• Strong client relationship and stakeholder management capability
• The confidence to identify and pursue opportunities for growth
• The ability to make sound decisions and manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
• Experience managing operational issues, escalations or incidents
• Strong communication, problem-solving and organisational skills.

Experience within healthcare, aged care or healthcare staffing would be highly regarded. A clinical background, particularly as a Registered Nurse, would also be an advantage.

Why this opportunity?

What makes this role particularly interesting is the opportunity to have a genuine impact on the direction and growth of the NSW business.

You will inherit an established Sydney operation and team, while also having the opportunity to shape what comes next - particularly as we build our presence in Newcastle.

You will have significant ownership of your operation without being expected to do everything yourself. As part of Torrens Health, you will have access to established specialist teams, national YNA leadership, workforce technology and the broader infrastructure of the Group.

Its a great opportunity for an operational leader who wants autonomy, commercial responsibility and the opportunity to build, while still having the backing of an established national healthcare business.

This is a full-time position based at our Kent Street office in Sydney CBD, with responsibility for our operations across New South Wales, including Newcastle.

Employment Type:PermanentFull Time

Position Classification:Perfusionist Gde 2

Remuneration:.42 full-time equivalent base salary range (% super + 17.5% leave loading and salary packaging)

Hours Per Week:38

Requisition ID:REQ691689

Location:Westmead

Applications Close:Midnight on 20 September 2026

For role related queries or questions contactMark Greaves on

As the largest paediatric health service in Australia, we care for thousands of children each year, in hospital and at home. Our people are united by compassion, collaboration and excellence in care.

Join SCHN as a Certified Perfusionist and be part of one of Australia's leading paediatric cardiac services. Working within a highly specialised multidisciplinary team, you will support complex cardiac surgery, ECMO, and the Heart Transplant and Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) Program. This is a unique opportunity to apply your expertise in a world-class children's hospital environment while making a lasting impact on the lives of children and their families.

What you'll be doing

The purpose of the position is to provide those functions necessary for support, treatment, measurement or supplementation of the cardiopulmonary and circulatory system of the patient. The Perfusionist performs advanced work in the selection, preparation, operation and maintenance of extracorporeal circulatory equipment. These duties are performed in close cooperation with surgical, anaesthetic and intensive care staff and in accordance with hospital policy. The primary locations of work are the cardiac operating theatre, PICU, invasive radiology suite and the transplant operating theatre, however the possibility exists of working in other areas.

Additional Benefits (where applicable)

Flexible work opportunities, Salary packaging and meal entertainment benefits, accrued days off (ADOs), fitness passport, employee assistance program (EAP)

Responses to the questions below:

• Bachelor of Science or other relevant degree and holding an Australian CCP or an equivalent certificate.
• Current certification with the Australasian Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion or have qualifications deemed by SCHN to be equivalent.
• Ability to liaise effectively and demonstrate proficiency in written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated ability to work in a multi-disciplinary team and ability to congenially interact with colleagues, patients and relatives from all walks of life.
• Sound organisational skills and ability to work under pressure.
• Ability and willingness to participate in the on call roster and regular overtime arrangements.
• Intermediate computer skills including proficiency in MS Office and data management systems.
• Greater than 5 years post perfusion qualification experience in adult or paediatric CPB is highly desirable.
• Demonstrated ability and a desire to advance Paediatric Perfusion Services,including ongoing education, quality improvement, managing areas within a service driven team environment and teaching is highly desirable.

Child Safe Standards

SCHN is committed to maintaining a child-safe environment that respects and upholds the rights of children and young people, in line with NSW Health's commitment to the Child Safe Standards. We aim to ensure that children and young people feel safe, supported, and included in their care. All current and prospective staff are expected to prioritise the safety, welfare, and well-being of children and young people, actively working to protect them from harm and abuse.

SCHN is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity, recognising that a diverse workforce strengthens our culture and enhances the care we provide to children, young people and their families.

Permanent NSW Health roles require Australian citizenship or permanent residency. Temporary visa holders may be considered where no suitable Australian citizen or permanent resident is identified.

Where required, overseas qualifications must be formally assessed by the Department of Education or relevant authority for recognition in Australia.

An Eligibility List may be created for future permanent and temporary full or part time vacancies.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply. We recognise the value of Aboriginal staff providing health care to Aboriginal children and families. For application support, visit the NSW Health Aboriginal Recruitment tool, Stepping Up to assist in preparing your application, or contact the SCHN's Aboriginal Workforce Consultant at

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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.