Jobs at Epworth HealthCare

Lead planning, delivery and commissioning of redevelopment, refurbishment and capital works projects ($100k–$30M) across multiple sites. Manage scope, budget, schedule, risks, governance, stakeholders, consultants and contractors through construction, commissioning and operational handover.

Participate in a 12-month postgraduate midwifery program combining paid employment, supervised clinical placement, academic learning, and practical experience across postnatal, birth suite, special care nursery, and antenatal settings. Candidates receive mentoring and educational support while completing the Graduate Diploma of Midwifery with La Trobe University.

Provide high-quality employment and end-to-end onboarding support including preparing contracts, coordinating visa nominations and pre-employment checks, submitting payroll information, responding to talent enquiries, and maintaining clear stakeholder communication while handling sensitive information confidentially.

Support, maintain and deliver integration services across cloud and on‑prem systems. Monitor integrations, triage incidents and service requests, perform technical analysis and root cause investigations, assist with changes, releases and testing, and collaborate with technical and business stakeholders to ensure secure, reliable data exchange.

Coordinate daily and after-hours hospital operations to maintain patient flow and access, liaise with VMOs and clinical teams, support emergency management, quality, risk and compliance initiatives, resolve operational issues, and deliver excellent patient and stakeholder service.

Provide front- and back-office patient administration at Epworth Eastern, processing admissions, answering admission/discharge enquiries, managing reception duties, ad hoc after-hours bookings, health fund validations, estimates, scheduling and obtaining informed financial consent while working rotating rostered shifts.

Provide high-quality cleaning and hospitality services at Epworth Richmond including bed making, laundry, linen distribution, waste disposal, infection control, and compassionate patient-facing support across rostered shifts.

Provide on-site operational accountability for technology at Geelong hospital: deliver high-touch support to clinicians, maintain Windows and mobile environments, coordinate ICT teams and vendors, ensure service readiness for surgeries and clinical workflows, drive site-specific improvements and uphold security protocols.

Provide safe, timely patient transport and support to clinical teams across hospital wards and theatres. Move equipment, specimens, pharmacy items and patient belongings, assist with patient care tasks, follow infection prevention and OHS procedures, and deliver compassionate, customer-focused service on rotating rosters including weekends and public holidays.

Provide evidence-based dietetic assessment and nutritional intervention across inpatient wards and ambulatory oncology, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, contribute to quality improvement and service development, and support patient-centred care.

Provide specialist outpatient pelvic health physiotherapy delivering evidence-based assessment and treatment for women. Support service development, quality improvement, multidisciplinary collaboration, and professional development within a part-time senior clinical role.

Supports the Midwife Unit Manager in clinically managing and leading a 34-bed postnatal unit. Responsibilities include role modelling, team leadership, supporting patient, family and staff experiences, maintaining high-quality maternity and newborn care, and assuming unit manager duties when required. The role requires strong communication, compassion, flexibility, current midwifery registration, postnatal experience, contemporary clinical knowledge, and at least three years of post postgraduate experience.