Calling nurses & carers

to join our Byron Aged Care team today outcomes for our community. Byron Bay does not participate in regional children’s competitions, nor are there affordable, family friendly, tennis services available. We are aiming to change that by bringing well run community tennis to Suffolk Park.

Are you a registered nurse, assistant nurse or personal carer seeking a new role in the heart of Byron Bay?

Given the recent closure of Feros Care Village Byron Bay, Byron Aged Care is wishing to support the local community, by offering career opportunities for care staff wishing to remain local.

It was great to see so many locals come along for the information session last Sunday including local Councillor, Asren Pugh, who generously offered his support. If you have any questions or suggestions you can contact us at ourbyrontennis@gmail. com – all locals are also welcome to join the association. Maybe the next Ash Barty is amongst us!

We are seeking casual & permanent staff committed to the provision of holistic residential aged care, to join our team. arrangements, ongoing training, professional development, a $1K sign-on bonus & above award rates.

We will also pass on a 15% pay increase now, rather than waiting until the end of June.

To apply, head to the Careers page at byronagedcare.com.au or call 0428 082 969

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