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Great Ocean Road Health is seeking a Qualified Personal Care Assistant for a casual role in Aged Care at Lorne. You will contribute to compassionate, community-focused care across our Lorne campus, supporting residents with daily living and wellbeing.
Applicants must hold a Certificate IV in Aged Care or recognised equivalent; the role offers supportive team culture, development opportunities and flexible shifts in a coastal regional setting.
Great Ocean Road Health serves the communities of Lorne, Apollo Bay, and the Surf Coast, providing high-quality, accessible healthcare close to home. Formed in 2019 through the integration of Lorne Community Hospital and Otway Health, we offer a range of services across our Lorne and Apollo Bay campuses. Our goal is to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community, ensuring sustainable, robust care for the future while maintaining local services and staff levels.
Qualified personal care assistant for a casual role in Aged Care at Lorne. You must have a Certificate IV in Aged Care or recognised equivalent.
Working at Great Ocean Road Health gives you the opportunity to assist individuals, families and groups living, working and visiting rural communities with their health care needs, making for a rewarding and satisfying experience. Our team is strong and diverse and is supported and nurtured through continuous improvement programs and opportunities for professional development and growth.
Contact Name: Carly Enticott
Email: carly.enticott@gorh.vic.gov.au
Phone: 5289 4300
Contact person: Carly Enticott
Email: carly.enticott@gorh.vic.gov.au
Phone: 5289 4300
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We, Great Ocean Road Health, acknowledge our offices are built on unceded lands of the Gadubanud People of the Mear Nation. We pay our respects to all First Nations Peoples and will continue to strengthen the complex knowledge systems of health and healing that intertwine the landscape and communities we live and work in. Great Ocean Road Heath is committed to improving health outcome and pathways for First Nations People and ensuring a culturally safe environment.