Join our team
Join our team of doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and support staff and help us provide high quality health care to the Wide Bay area.
We welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, experienced health and medical professionals, and students and graduates.
Work with us
Find out about our salary, super and leave arrangements, healthy workplace benefits and more.
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What it's like to work with us
Learn about our values and find out what it's like to live and work in the beautiful Wide Bay region.
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Workplace benefits
Find out why we're a great place to work. We offer attractive pay, flexible working, and exciting opportunities to develop your skills and career.
Graduate and student programs
We offer medical, nursing and midwifery graduate programs. University and TAFE students can complete clinical placements with us.
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Medical interns
Learn how to apply for our medical internships at Bundaberg and Hervey Bay hospitals.
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Resident Medical Officers (RMOs)
We offer 12 month rotations for RMOs and registrars across the Wide Bay area. Learn more and find out how to apply.
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Nursing and midwifery graduates
Learn about our graduate opportunities for newly qualified registered nurses and midwives.
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Student clinical placements
We offer clinical placements to students doing nursing or clinical studies at university and TAFE.
Regional Medical Pathway (RMP)
The RMP is a training and educational pathway for doctors in rural, remote and regional areas. The pathway is available through the University of Queensland (UQ) and Central Queensland University (CQUniversity). We've designed the program to increase our medical workforce in rural and remote areas. It also helps you study medicine closer to home and supports our 'grow your own' strategy.
If you take part, you can do your Bachelor of Medical Sciences at CQUniversity and then transition to UQ’s Doctor of Medicine.
The pathway offers placements with us and Central Queensland Health and Hospital Service. Learn more and find out how to apply on the University of Queensland website.
Workplace based assessment program
If you’re an international medical graduate, you may be able to access our workplace based assessment (WBA) program. You can submit an expression of interest after you’ve worked for us for at least 3 months.
If you’re accepted, and successfully complete the WBA program, you’ll get your Australian Medical Council (AMC) certificate. You won’t need to sit the AMC Clinical Exam.
Read more about workplace based assessments on the Australian Medical Council website.
Contact us
Get in touch with us if questions about working for us or our recruitment process.
- Phone: 07 4150 2250
- Email: recruitment-wide-bay@health.qld.gov.au.