Questions & Answers

  1. How do I register to work with Masonic Homes?
  2. Will my CV be kept on record?
  3. Can I apply for more than one position at one time?
  4. Are there training opportunities available?
  5. What States of Australia do you operate in?
  6. Do I need a police clearance to work with Masonic Homes?
  7. How long is a police clearance valid for?
Masonic Homes - Careers - Q&A

Q: How do I register to work with Masonic Homes?

A: You may apply for a current position or to express your interest for a future vacancy, simply click on Register Your Interest here!

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Q: Will my CV be kept on record?

A: Yes, your details to be kept in our database for 3 months. If a suitable vacancy comes up we shall get in touch with you; however we encourage you to register for automatic email triggers that notify you as soon as a new vacancy gets published on our website. If you do not wish for your details to be added to the pool or if your circumstances change, kindly email recruitment@masonichomes.com.au

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Q: Can I apply for more than one position at one time?

A: Yes, you can apply for multiple positions at one time. Please complete the “Apply Now” process for each individual position you are interested in.

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Q: Are there training opportunities available?

A: There are many training opportunities that are made available to staff members from time to time.

Mandatory training is conducted regularly and there are funded training opportunities that also get offered to staff members. In addition, we have a study assistance program available for eligible staff members.

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Q: What States of Australia do you operate in?

A: Masonic Homes has operations in 2 states – South Australia & Northern Territory.

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Q: Do I need a police clearance to work with Masonic Homes?

A: Yes, you need a current police clearance to work with Masonic Homes. If you do not have a police clearance you should be willing to get one when applying for any role. All staff should have a valid police checks and if applicable, make statutory declarations, as per the requirements of Aged Care legislation and the Accountability Principles 1998, as amended.

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Q: How long is a police clearance valid for?

A: Police checks are valid for a duration of 3 years from the date of issue.

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