The Central Coast is renowned for its natural beauty, fantastic swimming and surfing beaches and relaxed lifestyle. It is only an hour's drive from one of the world's great cities, Sydney. If you want the best quality of life for…

​We offer a range of services to help make your transition to the Central Coast easier as well as continued programs that add value to your work experience.

We provide a range of acute, sub-acute and community based services to the growing population of the Central Coast. Learn more about us and the community we serve. The quality of our services reflects the quality of our staff and you will…

Delivering high quality health care requires a team approach from frontline positions such as doctors, nurses and allied health professionals to behind the scenes positions in information technology, workforce, finance, maintenance, administration and management – everyone plays an important role.

We also strive to be actively involved in the community, participating in a range of activities to promote career and employment for Aboriginal people on the Central Coast, including careers expos, NAIDOC week activities and the successful Ngura Program.

Focused development plans As part of Caring for the Coast all staff are required to have goals and accountabilities that support the District's strategic priorities of caring for our staff, patients, community, resources and future. Staff participate in establishing 30…

School Based Aboriginal Traineeships (SBAT) The average age of Aboriginal people in the Central Coast is 20. With a comparatively young age in community (compared to 41 for non-Aboriginal people in the Central Coast region) the School Based Aboriginal Traineeship…

Aboriginal Employment Co-ordinator The District's Aboriginal Employment Co-ordinator (AEC) has strong relationships with Aboriginal people and connects the District to community. The AEC also: develops employment strategies and programs for Aboriginal people provides important cultural support to Aboriginal people plays…