Grow your career in the Rochester / Campaspe Region
- Be part of our community; safe and family friendly
- Stunning, open landscapes
- Affordable housing
- Proximity to Echuca, Bendigo and Shepparton
Known for its scenery, sunshine and rivers, Rochester and the Campaspe region offer a wonderful alternative to city-based living. With welcoming communities and affordable housing, the Rochester / Campaspe region is an idea to grow your health career.
At a glance:
- 195 km north of Melbourne (Rochester)
- Current population 3,100 – Rochester; Campaspe Region 37,000
- 4 primary schools, 1 high school (Rochester / Elmore)
- Total 20 primary schools, 9 secondary schools across the Campaspe region
- Bendigo TAFE (Echuca campus)
- 4 hospitals, including REDHS
- Key industries of work – Health Care & Social Assistance, Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing, Manufacturing, Retail Trade, Construction, Accommodation & Food Services, Education & Training.
- Major rivers: Murray, Campaspe, Goulburn
- Daily passenger V/line train and coach services
- Freight rail network
- Echuca Aerodrome
Staff Benefits
- Salary Packaging – as a Not for Profit organisation you can pay less tax and keep more of your pay. Eligible employees may also be able to access additional ‘Remote Area Housing’ benefits.
- Onsite café with great coffee!
- A comprehensive orientation program, ongoing training and professional development opportunities including workplace support from our onsite educator.
- Wellbeing initiatives that recognise the wonderful work you do and promote a healthy work/life balance
- Walking distance to train station, local shops and services with a medical clinic co-located on site
- Free access to onsite gym for all REDHS staff
- Staff Immunization Program (Influenza, COVID-19)
- Free onsite parking
- Employee Assistance Program
- Smoke free environment
Our commitment to inclusivity
REDHS strives to create a workforce which reflects the community we serve. We believe that a workforce that recognises and celebrates diversity and gender equality will best meet the health and well-being needs of all people we serve.
These include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples; people with disability, members of the LGBTQ+ community including transgender and gender diverse people, intersex people; people experiencing health inequalities, and, culturally and linguistically diverse people.