Introduction Ready to apply your clinical skills where compassionate care comes first? At Columbia Aged Care, we believe in delivering individualised care by keeping our residents at the centre of all we do, promoting their dignity and protecting their choices. We are seeking experienced Registered Nurses with strong clinical expertise to support our care teams at our Chatswood facility.

In this role, you will work in partnership with a consistent group of residents, enabling genuine connections and a deep appreciation for each person's unique story. If you are passionate about delivering best practice clinical care that leads with heart while guiding daily care delivery on shift, we’d love to hear from you. Description What You’ll Do Support, action, and coordinate high-quality, comprehensive, evidence-based clinical care tailored to each resident’s individual needs.

Monitor and record resident's conditions and maintain accurate medical records. Step up as a trusted clinical resource for care staff on shift. Empower residents to live active, meaningful, and independent lives every day.

Participating in family meetings and contributing to care planning. Build trust with residents’ families and legal representatives by exceeding care expectations. Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by the physician.

Providing support and guidance to care staff. Collaborate closely with health professionals to achieve the positive outcomes for residents.

Skills And Experiences What You’ll Bring Active AHPRA Registration as a Registered Nurse. Minimum one year of experience working as a Registered Nurse managing day-to-day clinical issues in aged care or a similar health setting. Natural leadership ability to support, guide, and mentor a multi-disciplinary team.

Strong working knowledge of the Aged Care Quality Standards. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills built on empathy and active listening. A current National Police Check and full Working Rights in Australia.

What’s in It for You Staff Benefits & Discounts: Access to generous staff benefits, plus discounted private health insurance and banking products.

A Culture That Backs You: A warm, values-driven workplace guided by an approachable, engaging leadership team.

Growth & Learning: Access to excellent ongoing professional development to expand your clinical and leadership skills.

Holistic Support: Full access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family.

Why Join Columbia Aged Care?

You are our biggest asset. At Columbia Aged Care, we believe supporting our people is the key to delivering exceptional resident outcomes. We foster a culture of continuous learning and growth, grounded in values.

Care in everything we do, Comfort in the environments we build, and Consideration in how we treat our team and residents alike. Columbia is an equal opportunity employer. We offer a welcoming and inclusive environment in service to one another, the diverse consumers we represent, and the communities we call home.

We do all of this with kindness, empathy and respect for each other. We actively promote equality of opportunity for all with the right mix of talent, skills and potential. We welcome all applications from a wide range of candidates.

Selection for roles will be based on individual merit alone.

Introduction We currently have a Permanent, Full-Time opportunity for a Customer Service Consultant in our Bendigo branch. The successful applicant will be self-motivated, have excellent communication and interpersonal skills and enjoy working in a team environment. Why join us We have big plans to become Australia’s leading purpose-driven bank.

As a certified B Corp, we’re part of a global business community who meet the highest social and environmental standards, balancing profit and purpose. Every role and person in our bank is essential to bringing our values, purpose and aspiration to life. We offer flexible working options, competitive salary and 14% super.

Our staff have access to a range of meaningful benefits to support their physical and mental wellbeing including 24/7 free counselling, free flu vaccinations and discounted gym memberships. We also support staff with study assistance, paid parental leave (regardless of gender), volunteer, bereavement, gender affirmation and family violence leave; and the opportunity for bonus annual leave. We support our staff to grow their careers through learning and development and an organisational culture where we reward and recognise innovation and values, not long hours.

We are committed to building an inclusive culture and a diverse workforce that reflects the Australian community. We care for a conservation reserve – where we work with key partner organisations to protect threatened species and involve staff in conservation. What you will be doing Providing exceptional customer service to meet the banking requirements of our customers both face to face and over the phone Assisting in the development of long term mutually rewarding relationships between our bank and its customers through various in branch transactions including but not limited to cash deposit and withdrawals, educating our customers on the benefits of online banking, using the Bank Australia APP, assisting in opening business accounts Identifying opportunities to market our range of financial products and services through continuous education and interaction with our customers both new and existing Promoting Bank Australia in a positive and professional way in our social, environmental and sustainability strategies through various volunteer programs and opportunities Positively contributing to the success of the branch and the branch team as a whole.

What you will bring A track record in excellent customer service Confidence in building strong relationships with customers Well-developed written, verbal and interpersonal skills The ability to determine priorities and work effectively under pressure FSRA Tier 2 accreditation preferred Commitment to Bank Australia’s purpose, aspiration, values and brand as well as the B Corp ethos. By submitting an application you agree to Bank Australia’s Privacy Policy for applicants and confirm that you are legally able to work in Australia. Bank Australia is an equal opportunity employer committed to sustainable development.

We encourage people from different backgrounds to apply, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from different cultural backgrounds and people with disabilities because we want to reflect the diversity of our communities. We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to provide a positive, barrier-free recruitment process and supportive workplace. Bank Australia reserves the right to withdraw this advertisement at any time.

Candidates will be progressed as applications are received, rather than after the advertisement closure date. If you wish to be considered, please submit your application as soon as possible. Please note, the successful candidate will be subject to satisfactory background checks including but not limited to police and previous employment.

Introduction Great People. Great Careers. Excellent Healthcare DPV Health is a leading healthcare service provider delivering a wide variety of clinical, community health and wellbeing services across Melbourne’s northern growth corridor.

DPV Health has been awarded the Premier’s Primary Healthcare Service of the Year in 2023 & 2024. Our People are the foundation of DPV Health; they are what make our organisation thrive and the ones who create meaningful change in people's lives. Over 700 professionals support and deliver excellent health care to our community at DPV Health.

We are always looking for passionate, driven, great people to join our team and make a lasting impact. That is why we foster a workplace culture that is as rewarding as it is inclusive. We are committed to supporting Our People to lead fulfilling lives, no matter who they are, or where they are from - or where they are going.

Our workplace culture is committed to DPV Health values and celebrates workforce diversity reinforcing the positive approach we have to the way people contribute, communicate, engage and interact. Our People deserve to feel empowered and supported as they pursue their professional goals, learn new skills, and achieve meaningful milestones in their work. At DPV Health, we foster an environment that promotes greater growth, innovation, and collaboration, so you can feel elevated every day.

Our employee benefits, connect, recognise, and support Our People, acknowledging and valuing everyday contributions to the success and culture at DPV Health. We strive to ensure that Our People thrive at work and in all personal and professional pursuits. We invest in Our People, proudly offering a diverse range of opportunities including knowledge sharing, ongoing learning and development, leadership development, connectedness, and celebration; these are key pillars in our culture.

That’s the DPV Health Way . For a full list of our benefits and more on great careers at DPV Health, please see our website . Description Greatness starts here - About the Orange Door The Orange Door Partnership aims to address the needs of all Victorians who experience or use Family Violence as well as families who need support in relation to child wellbeing.

The NEMA and HMA Orange Doors are integrated intake and assessment services that are the referral pathway to a range of services including I ntegrated Family Services, Specialist Women’s Family Violence Services, Men’s Behaviour Change and other services. DPV practitioners within the NEMA and HMA Orange Doors provide specialist family violence intake assessment and referral responses primarily to men using violence.

About the opportunity : The Practitioner – Adults Using Family violence is a clinical position responsible for providing specialist family violence responses primarily to people who use violence. The position may also include providing specialist family violence responses to victim survivors and child wellbeing support depending on service needs. Additional information can be obtained from the attached position description.

Skills And Experiences Bring your great, everyday!

DPV Health is looking for candidates with: Working with Children’s Check (WWCC) Victoria Police Check Current Victorian Driver’s License Hold a Bachelor of Social Work, Eligible for membership of AASW OR at least 5 years relevant experience and be working towards meeting recommendation 209 – social work degree Experience within the family violence sector including experience working with men using violence or other relevant experience that demonstrates capacity to undertake the role. A passion for integrated service delivery, service reform and improving outcomes for women, children and families. The fine print Successful candidates will be required to undergo a National Police Check, hold a valid WWCC Closing date for applications will be 27 November 2026 or earlier if suitable candidates are found. Applications will be progressed to interview as they are received. Our Talent Experience We kindly request you include a covering letter, addressed to [email protected] , detailing your motivation for joining DPV Health and highlighting the qualities you bring to this position. For further information, please contact Jess Crowe on 0447 782 940. We will be actively reviewing applications as they are received, so please don’t delay. To view the Position Description, please click HERE Make your next move, a great one! Click Apply now below! While we're reviewing your application, get to know us by visiting our website and on social media to explore how you can bringyourgreateveryday. DPV Health is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to ensuring we have an inclusive, diverse and safe workplace for our staff and clients. To us diversity means people of any age, family situation, cultural and linguistic background, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical sex characteristics, ability or disability, health, life experience, socio-economic situation, faith, spirituality and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background. We encourage all individuals to apply. To learn about the assistance we can offer during the recruitment process, your potential work environment, access features of a location, or if you require alternative formats to our process please contact [email protected] We will not be accepting applications from agencies for this position.

Introduction W oden Community Service (WCS) is a for-purpose organisation that has been providing community-based services for over 50 years. Our vision of ‘A caring community where everyone belongs’ is achieved through our values of Inclusion, Compassion, Hope, Responsiveness, Integrity and Social Justice. We deliver services across the ACT covering children, families, young people and seniors including housing and mental health services.

The Service Director – Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) provides strategic and operational leadership to ensure the delivery of safe, inclusive, high‑quality and compliant OSHC services across multiple sites. The role focuses on child safety, educational quality, workforce capability, financial sustainability, and strong partnerships with families, schools and regulators . Working in close partnership with the Operations Manager – OSHC, the Service Director translates organisational strategy into effective operational delivery and fosters a positive, child‑safe and high‑performing service culture.

Our Offer: Salary packaging option up to $15,899 per Fringe Benefits Tax year, with an additional Meals and Entertainment package available up to $2,650 per Fringe Benefits Tax year. 15 days paid personal leave per annum (pro rata) for full & part-time employees. 24/7 nationally recognised Employee Assistance Program (EAP), including 3 additional holistic service sessions. Ongoing professional development and a supportive team environment. Monthly external clinical supervision. Enjoy exclusive discounts and everyday savings on essentials at leading Australian retailers such as Woolworths and Coles, all through our Flare Benefits program.

Description About the Role: Key Accountabilities include but are not limited to: Lead the strategic and day‑to‑day delivery of high‑quality OSHC services across multiple sites. Ensure child safety, wellbeing, inclusion and regulatory compliance always. Provide educational leadership aligned with My Time, Our Place and quality improvement expectations. Recruit, develop and support capable, high‑performing educators and leadership teams. Foster a positive, inclusive and psychologically safe workplace culture. Oversee staffing, enrolments, resources and budgets to ensure sustainable service delivery. Build strong partnerships with families, schools, community stakeholders and regulators. Contribute to organisational strategy, continuous improvement and service growth.

Skills And Experiences About You: You are a values‑led, experienced leader in children’s services with a strong commitment to child safety, inclusion and equity. You lead with integrity, clarity and empathy, creating safe, supportive and high‑performing teams. You are confident managing complex operations across multiple sites and building strong partnerships with schools and communities. You are proactive, solutions‑focused and committed to continuous improvement and quality outcomes for children and families.

Experience and Qualifications Essential: Tertiary qualifications in Education (ACECQA‑approved where required). Extensive leadership experience within OSHC and/or early learning services. Strong knowledge of the National Quality Framework, National Law and Regulations, EYLF and My Time, Our Place . Proven experience in people leadership, workforce development and performance management. Demonstrated capability in operational, financial and compliance management. Excellent communication, relationship‑building and problem‑solving skills.

Desirable: Experience leading multi‑site services.

Experience contributing to organisational strategy or policy development.

Experience using childcare management systems and data‑informed decision‑making. To be eligible for employment, you must have an active Working with Vulnerable People (WWVP) Card, working rights in Australia, and be willing to undertake background checks required for the position, including a National Police Check. To apply, please click on the “Apply” button and submit your current resume and a cover letter outlining how your skills and experience meet the essential requirements of this role.

Please also indicate the role that you interested to apply on your cover letter. The applications will not be accepted via email. For further information, please contact Damien Marais (Operations Manager – OSHC) at [email protected] Closing Date: COB 22 November 2026 Applications may close early if a suitable candidate is found prior this date.

For more information about WCS and services that we provide, including Children’s Services, Youth & Family, Community Development, Housing and Homelessness, Mental Health, Social Enterprise and Aged Care, please visit our website at www.wcs.org.au WCS is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and encourage applications from people of all abilities and life experiences. We also encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to apply.

Introduction Ready to apply your clinical skills where compassionate care comes first? At Columbia Aged Care, we believe in delivering individualised care by keeping our residents at the centre of all we do, promoting their dignity and protecting their choices. We are seeking experienced Registered Nurses with strong clinical expertise to support our care teams at our Oberon facility.

In this role, you will work in partnership with a consistent group of residents, enabling genuine connections and a deep appreciation for each person's unique story. If you are passionate about delivering best practice clinical care that leads with heart while guiding daily care delivery on shift, we’d love to hear from you. Description What You’ll Do Support, action, and coordinate high-quality, comprehensive, evidence-based clinical care tailored to each resident’s individual needs.

Monitor and record resident's conditions and maintain accurate medical records. Step up as a trusted clinical resource for care staff on shift. Empower residents to live active, meaningful, and independent lives every day.

Participating in family meetings and contributing to care planning. Build trust with residents’ families and legal representatives by exceeding care expectations. Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by the physician.

Providing support and guidance to care staff. Collaborate closely with health professionals to achieve the positive outcomes for residents.

Skills And Experiences What You’ll Bring Active AHPRA Registration as a Registered Nurse. At least one year of experience working as a Registered Nurse managing day-to-day clinical issues in aged care or a similar health setting. Natural leadership ability to support, guide, and mentor a multi-disciplinary team.

Strong working knowledge of the Aged Care Quality Standards. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills built on empathy and active listening. A current National Police Check and full Working Rights in Australia.

What’s in It for You Staff Benefits & Discounts: Access to generous staff benefits, plus discounted private health insurance and banking products.

A Culture That Backs You: A warm, values-driven workplace guided by an approachable, engaging leadership team.

Growth & Learning: Access to excellent ongoing professional development to expand your clinical and leadership skills.

Holistic Support: Full access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family.

Why Join Columbia Aged Care?

You are our biggest asset. At Columbia Aged Care, we believe supporting our people is the key to delivering exceptional resident outcomes. We foster a culture of continuous learning and growth, grounded in values.

Care in everything we do, Comfort in the environments we build, and Consideration in how we treat our team and residents alike. Columbia is an equal opportunity employer. We offer a welcoming and inclusive environment in service to one another, the diverse consumers we represent, and the communities we call home.

We do all of this with kindness, empathy and respect for each other. We actively promote equality of opportunity for all with the right mix of talent, skills and potential. We welcome all applications from a wide range of candidates.

Selection for roles will be based on individual merit alone.

Introduction Sydney NSW | Southern Suburbs Join one of Australia's leading Positive Behaviour Support providers. The Centre for Positive Behaviour Support (CPBS) is a recognised leader in person-centred Positive Behaviour Support and Multi-Element Behaviour Support (MEBS). As the proud recipient of the 2024 Most Outstanding Positive Behaviour Support Provider Worldwide, we are committed to delivering high-quality outcomes for participants while supporting practitioners to grow and excel in their careers.

Are you an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner ready for a role where your expertise is valued, your clinical judgement is trusted, and your professional growth continues? We are seeking an experienced practitioner to support our growing Sydney team in a full-time or part-time hybrid role. This role is ideal for someone who is already managing their own Behaviour Support caseload, holds a current NDIS Practitioner ID, and is looking to join a highly regarded clinical organisation that invests in ongoing development, supervision and career progression.

Ideally, you'll be based within Sydney's southern region, allowing you to comfortably support participants across the area. We are also open to considering candidates from other Sydney locations. Description About the Role Reporting to the Director of Clinical Operations, you will play a crucial role in conducting assessments, writing behavioural support plans and programmes, assisting with the implementation of plans and supervision of other practitioners.

The work is based on the principles of Multi-Element Behaviour Support (MEBS) and Positive Behaviour Support for children and adults in the home, community, and school/workplace settings. What you’ll do Conduct Functional Behaviour Assessments Develop and review Behaviour Support Plans Deliver behavioural interventions and clinical recommendations Support families, support workers and stakeholders to implement strategies Collaborate with allied health professionals and multidisciplinary teams Maintain high-quality documentation and NDIS-compliant reporting Complete introductory IABA training in Non-Linear Multi-element Positive Behaviour Support Why Join CPBS? At CPBS, we recognise that learning doesn't stop once you've obtained your Practitioner ID.

Our experienced practitioners continue to develop their clinical expertise through structured supervision, advanced training opportunities and exposure to complex presentations. Whether your goal is to strengthen your clinical expertise, pursue leadership opportunities, develop specialist skills, or contribute to training and mentoring others, CPBS provides genuine pathways for growth. Flexible work arrangements and genuine work-life balance Clinical supervision from experienced and credentialed leaders.

Industry-leading professional development and dedicated PD allowance Access to the CPBS Training & Research Academy Performance-based fortnightly bonuses Clear pathways for career progression and leadership opportunities Paid parental leave and a supportive team culture Skills And Experiences What We're Looking For Experience as a Behaviour Support Practitioner, Behaviour Analyst, Behaviour Therapist or similar discipline Current NDIS Practitioner ID Holds a bachelor's degree in a relevant field Strong assessment, report writing and stakeholder engagement skills Passion for achieving meaningful outcomes for people with disability Commitment to ongoing learning and working within the MEBS model. Current driver's licence and access to a vehicle A postgraduate qualification related to Positive Behaviour Support or behaviour analysis will be highly regarded Apply Now Join a team where your expertise is valued, your professional growth is supported, and your work has a lasting impact on the lives of people with disability. We'd love to hear from you.

Please apply with your most up to date CV and a brief cover letter. If you have further questions about the role, please email [email protected] Only applicants with Australian work rights will be considered.