Dementia jobs in Melbourne VIC
• The average pay for Dementia jobs in Melbourne VIC is $81K per year.
• Entry-level positions start at $70K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $100K per year.
• 2 companies are currently advertising Dementia jobs in Melbourne VIC including Allity and Matthew Macaulay - Central Bayside Community Health Services.
• Top skills include REGISTERED NURSE, EAP, MENTAL HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH and REPORT WRITING.
• Entry-level positions start at $70K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $100K per year.
• 2 companies are currently advertising Dementia jobs in Melbourne VIC including Allity and Matthew Macaulay - Central Bayside Community Health Services.
• Top skills include REGISTERED NURSE, EAP, MENTAL HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH and REPORT WRITING.
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Posted 60d ago
Full time
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Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$150k - $200k
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Key points we found
- Lead the organisation’s people strategy and capability during a period of transformation.
- Drive alignment between strategy, structure and workforce capability.
- Shape a high-performing, values-led culture while ensuring operational efficiency.
Posted 17d ago
Full time
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Contract
Similar jobs pay
~$80k - $100k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Support individuals living with dementia transitioning from hospital to home or residential care.
- Implement innovative, non-pharmacological strategies to manage behaviour changes related to dementia.
- Collaborate with families and clinical staff to enhance understanding and care for those affected by dementia.
Posted 17d ago
Full time
·
Contract
Similar jobs pay
~$80k - $100k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Support individuals living with dementia transitioning from hospital to home or residential care.
- Implement innovative, non-pharmacological strategies to manage behaviour changes related to dementia.
- Collaborate with families and clinical staff to enhance understanding and care for those affected by dementia.