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Start your career your way
With more than 300 career options, there’s more than one way to start your career at Queensland Health. From high school traineeships to graduate programs and scholarships, we offer flexible pathways to help you get there.
Great careers with real benefits
Choose a future with stability and impact
We’re already one of Queensland’s largest employers with over 140,000 people working for us. We’re increasing that by adding about another 46,000 jobs over the next 6 years.
Build a fulfilling, financially rewarding career
You’ll have job security, a competitive salary with regular pay rises and 12.75% super. There’s flexible work options and support with training costs so you can build your career.
Flexibility that fits your life
Life outside work matters too. Take annual leave for a proper break. Use carer’s leave when family needs you. Access maternity, adoption or fostering leave when you’re growing your family.
A career that keeps growing
With Queensland’s population spread far and wide, you can grow your career with one of a kind job experiences in our incredible rural and remote communities. From entry-level roles to specialised careers, you’ll have the opportunity to learn and develop your career.
We need people for all sorts of jobs
When you visit our hospitals or health centres, our medical teams care for and support you – but it takes a lot of other people to help us deliver great care.
Our IT staff keep systems running. Finance officers keep services funded. Clinical assistants, medical scientists, pathology collectors and support teams make sure care can happen safely and smoothly.
And you don’t always need a degree to work for Queensland Health. We have hundreds of roles where you can learn as you go.
Your community needs you
As a member of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce, you can work in our hospitals or your community. You’ll provide cultural support and help people access the services they need. You can get qualifications while working for us.
Supporting people in our regional and rural communities
We need people to keep our rural communities healthy, safe and connected. We have careers across medicine, nursing, midwifery, allied health and mental health, as well as IT, admin and other roles, like hospital cooks. We need you all!