Chris O'Brien Lifehouse has Nursing Jobs on Offer

By Petrina Smith
Friday, 12 December, 2014

Chris O'Brien Lifehouse has opportunities for nurses in a variety of positions.
From February 2015, Chris O'Brien Lifehouse will open its inpatient services including 125 inpatient beds, an 18 bed intensive care unit and eight operating theatres.
Opportunities for nursing jobs include :

Clinical nurse specialists

Registered nurses

Endorsed enrolled nurses

Patient Services Assistants (AIN Certified)

Nurse Unit Managers

For more information, contact Diana Castrillon on 02 8514 0313 or Jackie Webb on 02 8514 0951 or send your resume as an Expression of Interest to careers@lh.org.au

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