At Bethanie, we’re on a mission to create a better world not just for ageing Australians, but their communities as well — and we can only do this by providing our people with the best education, facilities, and support to make a truly fulfilling career, feel fulfilled. Because we believe that to make this difference, we need the right people by our side.
We are currently seeking an organised, energised and experienced Administration Officer / Concierge to join our team at Bethanie Subiaco .
The role of Administration Officer / Concierge offers diversity in daily tasks and lots of challenges, therefore we are looking for a ‘go-getter’ with a passion for customer service and a ‘can do’ attitude. You will have highly tuned administration skills along with a genuine interest in the aged care industry.
This role is offered on a fixed term, full time basis till the 27th of February 2026. There may be the opportunity to extend or transfer to a permanent, part time role.
Working days are Monday to Friday, 9 : 00am – 5 : 00pm.
About the Role :
About you :
Working with Bethanie
Bethanie, Western Australia’s leading not for profit aged care and retirement living provider, has been warmly welcoming and caring for seniors for over 70 years. We strive to lead the change in the way Australians think about ageing, recognising ‘old age’ as a positive force in society and giving a voice to those who have seen it all and live to tell the tale.
At Bethanie we are committed to being an employer of choice by creating a supportive and compassionate environment for our people, customers and residents.
As well as being part of a stimulating and nurturing work environment, you will also have access to the following benefits :
To Apply
Please click on the Apply Link to upload your resume before the closing date. We reserve the right to withdraw this advertisement prior to the closing date of 4 July. If you require any further information, please contact our Careers team on 131 151.
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Admin Officer • Perth, Western Australia, Australia