Allied Health Professionals

We employ occupational therapists with current unrestricted AHPRA registration via the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia.  

Prior hospital experience is advantageous. 

Occupational therapists have a range of opportunities for allied health contracts, including in the specialty areas of mental health and hand therapy.   

You will play a vital role in maintaining healthcare services, helping patients and clients develop, recover, and improve the skills needed for daily living and working. 

Your key responsibilities may include: 

Assessing patients’ conditions and needs

Developing personalized intervention plans

Educating patients/clients and families on how to manage ADLs

Recommendation and education on the use of assistive devices 

Hospital-based rural generalist roles will provide opportunities for a diverse caseload across adults and children.  

We employ physiotherapists with current unrestricted AHPRA registration via the Physiotherapy Board of Australia.  

Prior hospital experience is preferred. 

You will play a vital role in maintaining healthcare services by helping patients and clients achieve a better quality of life after injury or disease by improving physical movement and function.  

Your key responsibilities may include: 

Evaluating patient conditions and functional status

Developing and implementing treatment plans

Educating patients on exercises and techniques to improve mobility and prevent further issues

Hospital-based rural generalist roles provide opportunities to provide care across a variety of settings including acute, sub-acute, community outpatients and aged care for adults and children. 

We employ Social Workers who are members, or are eligible for membership, of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). 

Candidates with mental health experience or prior hospital experience are highly regarded. 

You will promote improved patient and client outcomes through working in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team to help individuals and their families deal with various challenges affecting mental, physical and social wellbeing. 

Key responsibilities may include: 

Helping people with chronic illnesses to navigate medical care 

Engaging with and mobilising people to help them overcome their challenges 

Reaching out to patients with mental illness or drug abuse problems  

Advocating for individuals or families 

Assisting with recovery 

Securing resources and support services 

Hospital-based rural generalist roles provide opportunities for a diverse caseload across acute, sub-acute and community. 

We recruit dieticians to work across regional, rural and remote locations. Hospital experience is highly advantageous.  

You must be an Accredited Practising Dietician (APD) with Dieticians Australia.  

You will play a vital role in maintaining healthcare services by providing recommendations on nutritional changes necessary to improve bodily functions and overall well-being. 

Your key responsibilities may include: 

Independently delivering nutrition and dietetic services across the continuum of care

Exercising professional knowledge and clinical skills to manage complex caseloads

Working with people experiencing nutritional or diet-related health problems like eating disorders and digestive issues

Enteral feeding and TPN 

Hospital-based rural generalist roles provide opportunities for a diverse caseload across inpatients, outpatients and outreach. 

We employ podiatrists with current unrestricted AHPRA registration via the Podiatry Board of Australia.

You will play a vital role in maintaining healthcare services by reducing the burden associated with foot and lower limb disease and supporting and promoting good foot health practices.

Your key responsibilities may include:

Patient consultations and assessments

Diagnosing conditions and injuries

Developing patient care plans

Recommending surgical and non-surgical treatments

Hospital-based rural generalist roles provide opportunities for a varied caseload across inpatients, outpatients and outreach, with a focus on high-risk foot care. 

We employ pharmacists with current unrestricted AHPRA registration via the Pharmacy Board of Australia.

We prioritise candidates with clinical pharmacy experience.

You will play a vital role in maintaining healthcare services by providing pharmaceutical services that revolve around preventative health care and monitoring medication use.

Your key responsibilities may include:

Providing high-quality pharmaceutical care and medication management

Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to optimize patient outcomes

Providing professional medication counselling and education to patients

Hospital-based rural generalist roles provide opportunities to engage with patients across acute and sub-acute.