What we do

We look after the digital systems that support high quality healthcare across Queensland.

All hospitals and health centres across Queensland rely on digital services to help patients stay healthy and well.

As part of our eHealth team, you’ll help to:

  • lead and transform digital health in Queensland
  • use digital innovations and virtual models of care to improve our health services
  • manage ICT infrastructure, data centres, networks and security
  • develop digital health standards, policies, strategies, plans and governance
  • offer IT and telehealth support for health professionals and patients.

Roles with eHealth Queensland

We have a range of roles, including:

  • business analysts
  • cyber security analysts
  • service architects
  • solution architects
  • enterprise architects
  • software developers
  • program directors
  • project managers and support officers
  • contract and procurement managers
  • ICT support officers
  • customer service officers.

We’ll also pay you a competitive salary, offer generous leave benefits and help you build your superannuation savings. But that’s just the beginning.

Find out what it’s like to work for Queensland Health.

Find a job

Register your interest

To register your interest in eHealth roles, join our talent pools on the SmartJobs website.

You can learn more about digital careers on the Australian Government Digital profession website.

Graduate programs

Join the Digital Graduate Program and do a 2 year paid placement with us in digital technology or customer support.

Learn more on the Queensland Government website

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What it's like working with eHealth Queensland

Learn how we're supporting world class health care in Queensland.
Duration: 01:02

At eHealth Queensland, you'll collaborate with partners across the globe to deliver technology that enables world class health care for all Queenslanders. From the beach to the outback, you'll empower Queenslanders, connecting them with healthcare no matter their location.

You'll support new virtual models of care through digital innovation and help build state of the art new hospitals and health facilities.

You'll provide access to technology and information for smarter, safer and higher quality care, leverage data and insights to improve health outcomes, and you'll be there to give a helping hand when it's needed.

At eHealth Queensland, you'll work in a supportive environment that values teamwork and collaboration, encourages work life balance, provides opportunities to grow, and where every day you'll have a chance to make a difference.

So if you're ready, come on the journey with us.

Hear from Atticus about his role as a data analyst.
Duration: 01:28

My name's Atticus Paulson. I'm a data analyst at eHealth Queensland.

Previously, I was a registered nurse with Queensland Health and various HHSs (Hospital and Health Services).

[Staff profile]

I help HHSs with their informational needs. We push information and pull information from other services and put it all together so that we can help HHSs deliver clinical services.

So what inspired me to move from nursing into a technical role at eHealth? I saw that clinicians weren't able to effectively use the IT that we were providing them. And so I wanted to make the IT better so that they could actually work with the patients ina more effective way.

From my specific talents and my experiences, I feel that I contribute to the health care system a lot more effectively in this setting.

I have a really young family and continuously thinking that if one of my family had to go to hospital, I would want them to be in a world class service. And so I kind of feel like I'm contributing to that. So eHealth does enable me to have a focus on work, but at the same time a focus on my family.

The flexibility is really good for medical appointments and other things I might need to attend. So I can work from home when I need to and I can also have off time with flexible working arrangements if I need it as well.

Last updated: May 2025

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