Western NSW Local Health District Careers and Employment

About the company

Company size
5,001 to 10,000
Industry
Healthcare
Headquarters
Orange
Link
Western NSW Local Health District website

The Western NSW Local Health District (WNSWLHD) is one of the largest Local Health Districts in New South Wales covering an area of 246,676 square kilometres, similar to the size of Britain.

We deliver innovative health services to an estimated resident population of approximately 276,000 people. WNSWLHD is diverse in the health care it delivers boasting the largest rural mental health service in Australia, three major rural referral hospitals at Orange, Dubbo and Bathurst, 50 community health centres which provide access to a wide range of multidisciplinary primary, and community health services, 38 inpatient facilities including 25 Multipurpose Services (MPSs) and District Health Services at Mudgee, Cowra, Parkes and Forbes.

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Permanent, Full-time

Hospital Assistant

Central West NSW

$55,666 a year

9 days ago

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Part-time

Health Information Manager

Central West NSW

$111,669 a year

59 minutes ago

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Part-time

Trainee - Unaccredited Position

Central West NSW

$94,224 - $133,834 a year

13 days ago

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Part-time

Wardsperson

Central West NSW

$29.03 - $29.24 an hour

2 days ago

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Registered Nurse

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Mental Health Technician

5 jobs

Nurse

4 jobs

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Reviews

Administration Officer in Orange NSW

on 10 January 2019

Relocating to South Coast

I love my job with all staff members working together in a team in a friendly environment. We are relocating to the South Coast and I am seeking employment.

Nurse in Gilgandra

on 18 May 2020

Bullying rife, poorly trained staff

Very difficult work environment. Very passive aggressive management. Poorly trained workers. Learning modules badly written. Education staff poorly trained and pass everyone regardless of whether they understood the modules or not.

Security Guard/Crowd Controller in Coonabarabran NSW

on 18 January 2020

Productive happy fun work place

I enjoyed my happy fun workplace and got along with all my team. had stressful times, fast pace at times, good workload. Everyone worked well together. It was sad to leave my town and my workplace behind but had a new chapter of my life and start all over and happy to recommend the Western NSW Health to any one

Registered Nurse in Bourke NSW

on 2 June 2018

Frustrating dealing with upper echelons of management 450 km away

Local settings are great places to work. Contract nature of work was excellent Expectations were high with good local input. Demands and inconsistency from District level management were frustrating

Administration Clerk in Orange NSW

on 1 January 2018

Great place to work

The experience I have gained has been extensive and people are great to work with. Benefits are the relative security and the reasonable wages available.

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