Featured casual aged care jobs
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What does an aged care casual role involve?
Temporary, or casual employment, means you work as and when you want too.
You can work on a block booking basis, picking up the same shifts each week,
or you can change up your working pattern each week.
Casual shifts run on an AM, PM and night duty pattern, so you can define
the hours that you work as well as the shift length. Depending on your aged
care work travel time, you can work at multiple homes on a semi regular basis.
Being employed as a casual aged care worker means you will be paid
under the casual award. You do not acquire annual or sick leave,
but you are compensated because of this and are eligible
for bonuses, travel allowances and more!
If you are interested in casual aged care work and would like to
submit your interest, you can get in contact with our consultants today
Discover our latest rural and remote nursing jobs
Are you ready for a change? If you're looking for a new adventure or a deeper connection to your work, we have a wide range of rural and remote nursing jobs in aged care facilities across Western Australia. Don’t miss your chance to make a meaningful impact where it’s needed most.
Why choose rural and remote nursing?
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- Make a difference in underserved communities
- Provide care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- Travel the country and become immersed in different cultures
- Benefit from competitive pay with travel and accommodation covered
- Develop your clinical skills in different environments
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Our aged care casual roles in Australia
We are hiring aged care casual roles in the following locations: