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We're hiring!

Oct 6, 2021
1 min read

Are you an organisation freak, living off to-do lists and craving that inbox zero? Are you social media whiz, with a knack for graphic design? Are you passionate about improving the wellbeing of the health workforce? Will you be studying a health degree in 2022?


We're looking for 2-4 medical/health students to assist in a paid capacity with publicity and admin work at Hand-n-Hand. This is a remote position with flexible hours, perfect for fitting in around placement and classes.


Benefits:

  • Work from home

  • Flexible hours

  • Rate $30/hr

  • Opportunities to be involved in research

  • Join a friendly and passionate team of doctors and other health professionals

This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in improving the wellbeing of our workforce in a tangible way, and is an especially useful opportunity if you're interested in pursuing a career in psychiatry, psychology, counselling, or other mental health discipline.


You must be:

  • Studying a health discipline in 2022

  • Great with organisation and time management

  • Contactable and responsive to emails and messages

  • Passionate about improving the wellbeing of the health workforce

Valuable experience (you don't have to have them all but we are looking for a range of skillsets across the team):

  • Administrative / secretarial work

  • Social media management and publicity

  • Graphic and web design (portfolio valuable)

To apply, please email handnhandAU@gmail.com with a cover letter and CV (+/- design portfolio) no later than October 17th.


We look forward to hearing from you!

 
 
 

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This sounds like a fantastic opportunity for students who are organised, creative and genuinely passionate about supporting the health workforce. Strong communication and digital skills can make a real difference in roles like these, particularly when working across busy teams and projects. Organisations such as CKHR also highlight how the right people and skills can strengthen modern workplaces through effective recruitment and remote collaboration. It would be a brilliant chance for a motivated health student to gain valuable experience while contributing to a meaningful cause.

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