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  • 50,000 - 100,000 employees

Australian Army - Radiographer (Defence University Sponsorship) (Rolling Intake)

Australia Wide

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Take on a radiography role with an exciting extra dimension, working in military hospitals, in the field and on deployment in Australia and overseas.

Opportunity details

Opportunity Type
Graduate Job
Number of Vacancies
98
Salary
AUD 32,000 - 51,999

Start Date
Ongoing

Application dates

Applications Open
1 Jun 2021
Applications Close
30 Jun 2021

Minimum requirements

Accepting International Applications
No
Qualifications Accepted
M
Radiography

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    If you're seeking a radiography career that provides more excitement than your standard job, and are currently studying an Undergraduate Radiographer degree, this role could be for you.

    Your role:

    If you're studying to be a Radiographer, you're probably already thinking about what you're going to do when you finish your degree. With the Defence University Sponsorship, you'll earn a salary while you study, plus have part of your study fees taken care of. Best of all, you'll have a job locked in for when you graduate – and not just any job.

    As a Radiographer in the Army, you'll be exposed to a challenging and rewarding career. One day you will be working in a well-equipped hospital, and the next overseas providing medical support to operations.

    You'll have opportunities to travel around Australia and abroad, as well as upskill and earn new qualifications. If you're looking for a rewarding future role that will challenge you, this could be for you.

    Salary:

    This is your opportunity to be paid a competitive salary as you study for your degree at the university of your choice. Not to mention, you'll receive other benefits like rental allowance, textbook reimbursement and assistance with your HELP fees.

    While studying your salary will depend on the completion status of your course, however, on completion of your degree, initial military and employment training, you could earn $80,955 per annum plus a generous super.

    Life in the Army:

    Action, adventure, exciting career opportunities and amazing mateship—there's so much to love about life in the Army. Whether you're looking to pick up a new skill, get qualified with fully paid training or are up for a new challenge, you'll find it all in the Army.

    Not to mention there's also the sense of accomplishment and pride that comes from serving your country and providing support to communities in need, both here and overseas.

    This is no ordinary job—but that's exactly what you're looking for. Enjoy a rewarding career, opportunities to travel, excellent fitness facilities, and free medical and dental; all in a dynamic and fulfilling work environment.

    Apply now:

    For this role, you must have completed at least six months of a four year full-time undergraduate Radiography degree.

    Click the APPLY button if you think you have what it takes to become an Army Undergraduate Radiographer and we'll get in contact with you shortly.

    For more information, get in touch with our Professional Services Recruiting team member Manisha Kumar on (07) 5563 4118 or email your interest to [email protected]

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