Aboriginal Nursing/midwifery/allied Health Cadetships

Position Details

Are you a university student keen to get some hands on experience and be paid at the same time?

This is a great chance to  kick-start your career  with  East Gippsland’s largest employer!

We are seeking deadly, dedicated and self-motivated Aboriginal university students (in their 2nd year or beyond) who are currently completing tertiary studies in Nursing, Midwifery or Allied Health , to join our Aboriginal Cadetship Program.

A cadetship provides students with the opportunity to earn an income during placement and gain valuable work experience. We’re after motivated university students who are interested in improving their job prospects and discovering a future career in health.

Bairnsdale Regional Health Service embraces diversity and is committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination in the provision of our service.

What does the Program offer?

Income while completing placement

Future employment pathways in the government health sector

Opportunity to discover an exciting and meaningful career in health

Grow personal and professional support networks

Gain valuable workplace experience with Aboriginal mentoring support

A culturally safe work environment

Assistance with accommodation may be available.

Cadets are required to complete a total of hours to be worked over 40 eight hour shifts (or alternative negotiated hours). Accommodation assistance may be provided.

Am I eligible for a cadetship?

To be considered for this cadetship, you must:

Enrolled in a full-time undergraduate course at a recognised university; and successfully progressed beyond the first year of the degree

Maintained a pass grade in all subjects

Able to commit to total placement hours

Identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander