Looking for a career in women’s health and newborn care?
The Women’s has been providing specialist care to women and newborn babies for over 160 years, and has an international reputation for innovation and excellence.
We have a special place in health care in Victoria, providing not only high quality clinical care to women and babies, but also acting as an advocate for women’s health in the broadest sense. Clinical services are provided within a social model of health framework.
The Women’s is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to attracting and retaining a diverse workforce that reflects the community we serve. Applications from Aborigional and Torres Strait Islanders are encourgaed. Please see our Aborigional employment page for more information.
We were one of the first Victorian hospitals providers to receive White Ribbon workplace accreditation for our support of employees who may be experiencing family violence. White Ribbon accreditation provides support, structure and tools for an organisation to prevent and respond to domestic violence experienced by staff.
In June 1995 we were the first public hospital in Australia to be accredited as a Baby Friendly Hospital by the Baby Friendly Health Initiative Australia (BFHI). Since then we have been through six accreditation cycles. A Baby Friendly facility ensures the best standard of evidence based care is provided for mothers and babies and provides consistent care and support for mothers to make an informed decision about breastfeeding.
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Aboriginal employment
Growing our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce under the Victorian Government’s Karreeta Yirramboi (meaning grow tomorrow) initiative, is just one way that we ensure our Aboriginal patients receive culturally appropriate care
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Nursing & midwifery careers
If you're a nurse or midwife interested in joining us at the Women's, we can think of lots of reasons why you would choose a career with us.
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Allied health careers
If you are a social worker, physiotherapist, dietitian, psychologist, speech pathologist, occupational therapist, radiographer, pharmacist, or interpreter, the Women’s has a variety of opportunities from entry level to advanced practice
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Corporate & support careers
The Women's has an extensive network of Corporate and Support Services who work to enable and facilitate the effective operation of our clinical areas.
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Work experience
The Women's Secondary School Work Experience Program provides students with an opportunity to gain insight into the healthcare industry.
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International applicants
At the Women's we are committed to providing a skilled, sustainable and diverse workforce that meets the needs of our tertiary referral service.
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