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NSW Health is seeking a Pharmacy Technician at Eurobodalla Regional Hospital. This permanent full-time role (38 hours/week) supports pharmacists and delivers patient care in a hospital setting on the NSW coast.
You will provide technical support across hospital pharmacy practice under supervision, with opportunities to develop skills within a large health district. A rewarding role with health benefits and a supportive team is offered.
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Employment Type:PermanentFull Time
Location: Eurobodalla Regional Hospital
Position Classification:Pharmacy Tech Gde 1
Remuneration:$71,338.54 - $76,206.80
Hours Per Week:38
Requisition ID:REQ698946
Applications Close:27 October 2026
Interview Details:Scheduled within 10 days of closing
Are you ready to be the friendly face helping our community get the medicines and advice they need? At Eurobodalla regonal Hospital our Pharmacy Assistants play a vital role supporting pharmacists and delivering excellent customer care.
Enjoy a rewarding role where every day you make a difference!
The Eurobodalla Regional Hospital (ERH) is a new hospital currently under construction on the stunning Southern NSW coast, set to open in 2027 bringing state-of-the art facilities and expanded services to the region. Located in south-east Moruya, under four hours drive from Sydney and only two hours from Canberra. ERH will be larger than both the current Batemans Bay and Moruya hospitals combined. Designed with future growth in mind, ERH has the capacity to expand as the needs of the community evolve.
You can learn more about the new Eurobodalla Regional Hospital here
The Pharmacy Technician provides technical support to the Pharmacy Department in all areas of hospital pharmacy practice under the supervision of a registered pharmacist.
We look forward to learning more about you and what you can bring to our team.
Southern NSW Local Health District is committed to closing the gap in health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. As part of this commitment, the Stepping Up website has been developed to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander job applicants through the NSW Health recruitment process. The site provides guidance, resources, and tools to help applicants confidently apply for roles and build meaningful careers in health.
Southern NSW Local Health District is dedicated to fostering a child-safe environment that respects and upholds the rights of children and young people, aligned with NSW Health’s commitment to implementing the Child Safe Standards. We aim to ensure that children and young people feel safe, supported, and included in their care. All current and prospective staff are expected to prioritise the safety, welfare, and well-being of children and young people, actively working to protect them from harm and abuse.
At Southern NSW Local Health District, we’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to fostering a workplace where diversity is celebrated, inclusion is part of everyday practice, and our people are supported to succeed. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, LGBTIQ+ people, and others who bring diverse experiences and perspectives to our workforce.
If you require any accommodations or adjustments to the recruitment process, please let us know when you apply or at any stage of the process. We will work with you to meet your needs and create the best possible experience. Please contact Dani.Mcparland@health.nsw.gov.au for confidential support to ensure an equitable, barrier-free application process.
To be eligible for permanent employment in this position you must be an Australian Citizen, or a permanent resident of Australia, or a New Zealand citizen with a current New Zealand Passport. www.immi.gov.au
NSW Health acknowledges the people of the many traditional countries and language groups of New South Wales. It acknowledges the wisdom of Elders past and present, and pays respect to all Aboriginal communities of today.