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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for a job with Sunrise Health Service?
Why is it important to address the selection criteria?
What references should I supply?
What is the selection process?
Who do I contact for more information?
Where do I send my application?
Does Sunrise Health Service assist with moving expenses?
How do I apply for a job with Sunrise Health Service?
All appointments to positions at Sunrise Health Service are on the basis of the applicant’s merits in relation to the key skills as identified in the position description. Appointing applications based on merit ensures that the best person for the job is employed, and gives all applicants the right to be considered for a job on the basis of their abilities, qualifications, experience and standard of work performance.
Your application is a professional reflection of yourself, and should include the following:
- Covering letter clearly identifying the position you are applying for. The covering letter can also outline why you want the job and a brief statement about what you could offer Sunrise. Please ensure your contact details are on this letter;
- A document addressing the selection criteria as outlined in the position description. Using the selection criteria as headings, briefly describe how your skills, work experience, abilities and qualifications enable you to satisfy each of the selection criteria. Wherever possible, provide specific examples demonstrating how you meet each of the key skills;
- Your resume or CV, which must be clear, concise, up-to-date and including the following:
- Your personal details;
- Your education and training;
- Your employment history (including the name of the organisation, period of employment, job title, major roles and responsibilities);
- Any other work experience (eg. Voluntary work), hobbies, etc.
- Details of three referees should also be included as part of your application (usually within your resume or CV). At least one of these referees should have been an immediate supervisor in past employment.
Please submit your application by the closing date stated on the advertisement.
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Why is it important to address the selection criteria?
It is essential that you address the selection criteria as part of your application so the selection panel gains a thorough understanding of your experience in comparison to the key skills required for the position.
As an applicant, it is your responsibility to demonstrate how well you meet the selection criteria. If your application does not address the selection criteria, you may not be short-listed for an interview.
The selection panel is interested in your qualities and past experience in relation to each criteria. For each criteria, you should outline tasks you have performed, how they were performed, and the outcome.
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What references should I supply?
It is important that you include details of three referees as part of your application. At least one of these referees should have been an immediate supervisor in past employment. Other referees could include people you have previously worked with or clients.
Your claims as outlined in your selection criteria will be clarified by these referees if you are considered for the position.
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What is the selection process?
The selection process includes reviewing all of the applicants, short-listing and interviewing. Short-listing for interviews will be determined by how well your application satisfies the selection criteria.
If you are selected for an interview, you will be contacted by telephone.
Generally, the interview panel consists of three people, with a structured set of questions to ask each applicant. These questions will be relevant to the position and based on the selection criteria.
Reference checks will be conducted following the interview process, where a member of the selection panel will contact the people you have specified in your application to verify information provided during the interview and also to gather further information relevant to the key skills.
Once the appointment of the selected candidate has been approved, the appointee will be notified verbally as soon as possible. This will be followed by a written letter of offer.
All unsuccessful applicants will be contacted in writing at the end of the recruitment process to advise them of the outcome.
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Who do I contact for more information?
If you require more information about the application process, please contact the Sunrise Health Service Human Resources section on (08) 8971 1120. For more information on a specific position, please contact the person as identified in the advertisement.
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Where do I send my application?
Applications can be submitted in the following ways:
Online
Applications can be submitted online by clicking here
By post
Human Resources Coordinator
Sunrise Health Service
PO Box 1696
Katherine NT 0851
By email
Email your application to hr@sunrise.org.au
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Does Sunrise Health Service assist with moving expenses?
Sunrise Health Service will pay for the costs associated with relocation of household goods and effects and associated transport costs up to a maximum of $2600 (rate to raise 3% annually for the life of the Union Collective Agreement). The organisation of the uplift, transport and delivery is the sole responsibility of the employee.
Sunrise Health Service will also pay repatriation costs to a maximum of $2600 (rate to rise 3% annually for the life of the Union Collective Agreement) for removal to the place of recruitment for employees who complete their contract. Again, the organisation of the uplift, transport and delivery is the sole responsibility of the employee.
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