WRHS is proud of the culture it has maintained since its origin in the 1950's. As a Health Service that has grown from the community, it is important that our current and future staff possess a strong sense of community service. As such, we expect all prospective employees to be customer/client focussed and consequently we will endeavour to harness the skills and experiences of those individuals to provide the best health care possible.
WRHS provides its employees with leadership and vision and fosters an environment with a strong sense of teamwork, integrity, accountability and respect. Positions within the Health Service provide employees with challenge, scope and accountability, where new ideas and previous experiences are encouraged to be discussed.
WRHS human resource management activities are undertaken with regard to the principles of natural justice, fairness and equity. Processes are transparent, documented and capable of review.
Employment opportunities within the Health Service are varied in opportunity and frequency and cover Full-time/Part-time, Casual, Permanent and Fixed Term as well as being spread across most disciplines within the service.
WRHS is committed to employee safety and occupational health and supports ongoing professional development for our staff.
Location
The Wodonga Regional Health Service is located in the rural city of Wodonga.
Wodonga is situated on the Murray River, at the border of New South Wales and Victoria. Together with the border city of Albury, the Albury-Wodonga district is home to over 100,000 people - one of the largest inland populations in Australia. It's also within easy access to the capital cities of Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.
Wodonga is a unique regional centre - offering relaxed country living with the facilities of a large modern city. Wodonga is a renowned gourmet food and wine region, with rich historical sites, a dynamic arts and cultural scene, and first-class health, education and sporting facilities. It's also surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including the Murray River and the Australian Alpine region.
More information on Wodonga may be found by visiting the City of Wodonga.
