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THE SHENTON PARK CAMPUS ARE RECRUITING CASUAL NURSES NOW!
We are recruiting skilled, experienced and interested
Registered and Enrolled Nurses to work in our Casual Pool.
Click here to find out more & click on the above 'search' button under 'Job Search' to apply on line now!
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The 2010 RPH Graduate Nurse Program for RNs & ENs is advertised now!
Applications for all of our graduate RN programs for 2010 will be open for application from 22nd June 2009 - 7th July 2009 (2 weeks only) via ‘Graduate Nurse Connect’.
Click here for the RN Program
Click here for the EN Program.
More information on Grad Nurse Connect can be found by clicking on the link provided
www.gnc.health.wa.gov.au.
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Partial Re-location of RPH Services to Fiona Stanely Hospital in 2013
In response to the recommendations made in the Health Reform Committee's final report and the Clinical Services Consultation in 2005, WA Health has developed its strategic overview for clinical services in this State.
See WA Health Clinical Services Framework 2005-2015
WA Health – a great place to work
The State Government is investing $5 billion to build new hospitals and improve existing hospitals throughout Western Australia.
The $1.76 billion Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth’s southern suburbs is due for completion in late 2013, ahead of opening in 2014. It will need more than 3000 staff to deliver world-class health services in a large, state-of-the-art facility linked to private and public education and research facilities.
Expanded health services to meet growing community demand mean there will be more jobs available at more locations. The Department of Health will be doing everything it can to retain existing staff and attract new staff.
A Workforce Plan designed to help retain and attract some of the finest clinical and non-clinical staff to WA Health is now under development.
About Fiona Stanley Hospital
Learn more about the Workforce Plan
Be part of the team
The Department of Health will be doing everything it can to retain existing staff. If you’re interested in joining the public health system in this exciting period visit
www.jobs.wa.gov.au.
If you’re not an existing WA Health Service employee and you’re interested in working at Fiona Stanley Hospital in particular, seeking employment in a tertiary care service such as Royal Perth Hospital will enable you you to transfer across to Fiona Stanley Hospital where and when some of Royal Perth Hospitals services will be transferring to the new hospital in 2013.
Learn more about working in WA Health
working with WA Health
Current project opportunities
Site works have now commenced on the Fiona Stanley Hospital. Over the next five years, the project team will change and grow, depending on the stage of the development.
These opportunities will be advertised and available on
www.jobs.wa.gov.au
More information
The transitioning of existing health system employees and the advertising of other future employment opportunities will occur once the hospital is nearer to commissioning. More information will be posted on the Fiona Stanley Hospital website as the project develops.
Frequently asked questions for the WA Health workforce
