Ramsay Health Care
2022 RHC Graduate Fellowship Program - August 2022 Intake (Jul 2022)
New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- AUD 60,187 - 73,119 / Year
- 400-500 vacancies
- Apply by 17 Jun 2022
- Start date 31 Jul 2022 - 30 Aug 2022
Join our extraordinary team of graduates
People caring for people
Ramsay Health Care Graduate Fellowship Program - August 2022
- Feel valued while you learn and grow in caring multi-disciplinary teams
- Explore a range of clinical settings as you make a real difference to your patients' lives
- Bring your whole self to work
Ramsay Health Care people are curious and compassionate "people people" who create belonging and thrive on teaming. You will work with managers and colleagues who see your potential and help you make your unique dent in the universe. Because caring is never a one-way street at Ramsay Health Care
You will:
- Play a critical role in our vision to create and deliver extraordinary patient care
- Love working in high performing teams across a range of placement options: surgical, medical, maternity, paediatrics, rehab, critical care and more
- Enjoy learning on the go and bringing your ideas to life
- Work a flexible roster across a 24-month program (either full or part-time) with an ongoing role offered to you upon completion
- Have recently graduated (EN or RN) and are eligible for AHPRA registration
We will:
- Provide a structured, supportive and flexible two-year Fellowship program that offers more opportunity than any other graduate program
- Build your teaming skills. We work together across functions and roles to solve complex challenges, to learn from each other, to share ideas and to create extraordinary patient care. We call this teaming, and it is fundamental to the way we work together at Ramsay Health Care
- Help you feel valued, appreciate your strength and nurture your growth
- Ensure you venture further than ever before into extraordinary patient care
- Show our appreciation for all you do to care for patients and colleagues
We know that our graduates have lots going on in their lives- you are humans not job titles. So at Ramsay Health Care we recognise and value your humanness in the way we flexibly structure our work and our workplaces.
How to apply
Click the Apply Now button below to lodge your application, including:
- CV/resume
- Cover letter addressing the criteria above
- Any other relevant supporting documents
Applications can only be submitted online and will not be considered if they are submitted after the closing date.
Successful applicants may be required to provide a current National Police check and Working with Children Check prior to appointment. Applicants in patient contact roles will be required to provide proof of immunity to specified infectious diseases prior to commencement.
For further information, visit our website.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Work Visa (All Other) +more
- Medical & Health Sciences +more
- Associate Degree or higher
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About the employer
Ramsay Health Care
3.6
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Health
Ramsay Health Care was established in Sydney, Australia, in 1964 and has become a global group operating in over 220 facilities across 3 continents.
Pros and cons of working at Ramsay Health Care
Pros
The support that has been given since I started. I have had the opportunity to work in different business areas and I feel that sometimes my opinion is valued.
A good blend of autonomy and support throughout the graduate program.
The educational growth pathways eg Grad certs available through Ramsay. Many programs are available if you want to change roles.
Flexibility with rostering and shifts, being able to maintain a work life balance. Constantly learning and developing skills/knowledge.
The amazing support I have had from day 1 from my colleagues, the graduate coordinators and the management teams in each area which has contributed to my professional growth as a nurse.
Cons
Paper based notes.
Stress and feeling overwhelmed sometimes.
When it gets busy and there doesn't seem to be enough staff.
Nurse to patient ratios.
Heavy workloads