Careers

Gippsland PHN is a not for profit charity working at a regional level to achieve improved whole of system health care. Gippsland PHN is one of 31 Primary Health Networks across Australia. Since 2015, Gippsland PHN has been committed to a “Measurably Healthier Gippsland”.

To achieve this we need passionate professionals - astute, agile, dynamic and outcomes focused with a strong ability to work as part of a team.

Latest Job Vacancies

Other Part time (0.8FTE) up to Full time (1.0FTE), Fixed Term contract from 19 October 2026 till 03 December 2027 (subject to funding)

GPHN075 – Human Resources Officer – Parental Leave

Traralgon
The Human Resources Officer provides administrative assistance to the Manager Human Resources, Quality and Technology, and supports the efficient and effective functioning of generalist Human Resources and Occupational Health and Safety activities. Key functions of this role are on-boarding and off-boarding activities, maintaining HR and OHS documents, responding to HR and OHS employee enquiries, maintaining software systems and records, assisting with workforce planning, recruiting, culture development, Occupational Health and Safety processes, and Human Resources reporting activities across the organisation.
Applications close:
11pm, Sunday 06 September, 2026
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Part Time Part time (0.9FTE), Ongoing Position (subject to funding)

GPHN114 – Program Delivery Officer

Traralgon, Bairnsdale or Wonthaggi
The Program Delivery Officer role ensures the delivery of outcomes for commissioned services and/or projects. A key aspect of the role will be improving health outcomes, providing a high level of project and contract management, monitoring, change management, and evaluation skills across a broad range of providers, and support building of partnerships. The Program Delivery Officer engages and nurtures partnerships with a range of primary health professionals and sectors, including General Practice, allied health, nursing and midwifery, residential aged care homes and other primary health providers to provide quality access to primary care services; and provides leadership for health services to adopt evidence-based best practice and emerging rural sustainable models of care, whilst embedding efficient systems and processes.
Applications close:
11pm, Sunday 13 September, 2026
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