Current Vacancies
Exciting times ahead! Help us continue to build and grow the consumer movement in health
Right now, huge changes are taking place in all areas of health as well as disability and aged care. And while many people have a positive experience, we know many people still experience harm in healthcare every day. So we need strong, confident, connected consumers that feel supported to speak up for their rights at every level of health more than ever.
In 2024, our 30th anniversary year, we are renewing our commitment to ensuring a strong presence for consumers and community members in all decisions relating to the health of Western Australians.
We have championed and supported thousands of people to assert their rights and have their say on health since 1994. And there have been many successes, including the fact that consumer and community voices are now present in many spaces that they were not 30 years ago.
We are currently recruiting to one role:
- Project and Program Support Officer (SCHADS L3, $36-$38.60/hour) – bring your strong communication, organisation and administration skills, and your passion for social justice, and get a chance to work on a wide range of interesting projects across our organisation, and deliver great customer service to people who connect with HCC
What we offer:
- The opportunity to be part of a consumer-first organisation with a focus on improving health equity and championing health rights
- A welcoming and inclusive workplace where everyone is encouraged to bring all of themselves to work
- A competitive not-for-profit annual base salary with salary packaging
- Additional leave entitlements
- An accessible workplace near two train stations and with free parking
To find out more about the role including the job description and who to contact for more information, please click on the links below
The closing date for this role has been extended to is 8am on Monday 8 July 2024
About us
Health Consumers’ Council exists to provide a strong independent voice for people using the health system in WA and to promote and protect the rights of patients and health consumers at every level of decision making in health.
