Senior Radiographer (Level 2) – Full-Time, Broken Hill in Brisbane

Senior Radiographer (Level 2) – Full-Time, Broken Hill in Brisbane

Brisbane Full-Time 121578 - 125514 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Perform radiographic imaging and contribute to patient care in a supportive environment.
  • Company: Far West Local Health District, committed to quality healthcare.
  • Benefits: Stable salary, standard entitlements, and ongoing professional development.
  • Other info: Permanent position with opportunities for career advancement.
  • Why this job: Join a dedicated team making a difference in public health.
  • Qualifications: Relevant qualifications and current registration required.

The predicted salary is between 121578 - 125514 $ per year.

Far West Local Health District in New South Wales is seeking a Level 2/3 Radiographer for a permanent, full-time position based in Broken Hill.

The role offers a stable, ongoing appointment within the public health system.

Salary ranges from $121,578.68 to $125,513.98 per year, with standard entitlements and benefits; closes 13 November 2026.

Applicants should have relevant qualifications and current registration.

Senior Radiographer (Level 2) – Full-Time, Broken Hill in Brisbane employer: Publicroles

At St Vincent's Private Hospital Melbourne, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and collaborative work culture that values professional growth and lifelong learning. Our commitment to employee development is matched by our dedication to providing exceptional patient care across our four sites in Victoria, offering benefits such as salary packaging, discounted gym memberships, and a great work-life balance. Join us in making a meaningful impact in healthcare while enjoying a respectful and engaging workplace environment.

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