Working with us
Looking for jobs with the Australian Red Cross Blood Service? You can be part of a nationwide team that works together to change lives.
Whether you're looking for jobs in nursing, healthcare, scientific, manufacturing, managerial or professional roles, we have plenty of opportunities in our varied Australia-wide team.
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Explore our business
The journey of blood is amazing. From the collection of a blood donation to our state-of-the-art processing centres and out to hundreds of locations around Australia, each team plays a vital role.
Donor services
We collect over a million blood donations a year
Our donor centre teams look after over 500,000 amazing blood donors.
Manufacturing
We process and deliver three million blood products a year
Our processing centre teams work around the clock to deliver safe blood products.
Corporate teams
We provide governance and support
We employ professionals in finance, human resources, information services, communications and strategy.
Other specialist teams
We provide specialist services
Specialist teams deliver clinical advice, medical research and development, and more.
The benefits
Learn and grow
Be supported in your career
Access to training, e-learning and on-the-job development.
Work-life fit
Enjoy a healthy balance between work and home
Take advantage of health programs and support for your safety and wellbeing.
Salary packaging
Make the most of your pre-tax earnings
Reduce your taxable income by up to $16,000 with salary packaging.
Feel involved
Join a vibrant, friendly workplace
Share the goal of saving lives with a professional and close-knit team.
A professional team
Samantha
Samantha works in Manufacturing
“There’s a pride associated with working for the greater good. People are amazed when they understand what we do and what we achieve.”
Penny
Penny manages one of our Donor Centres
“In an environment where quality is so important for the safety of both our donors and our recipients, our professionalism needs to be of the highest calibre.”