AS AUSTRALIA’S FIRST PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFIT UNIVERSITY, BOND UNIVERSITY BASED IN ROBINA ON THE GOLD COAST SEEKS TO BE RECOGNISED INTERNATIONALLY AS A LEADING INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY, IMBUED WITH A SPIRIT TO INNOVATE, A COMMITMENT TO INFLUENCE AND A DEDICATION TO INSPIRE TOMORROW’S PROFESSIONALS WHO SHARE A PERSONALISED AND TRANSFORMATIONAL STUDENT EXPERIENCE.

• Support allied health and medical education and training across a dynamic teaching precinct.

• Gain hands-on experience and grow your technical skillset during a period of rapid innovation.

• Join a supportive team that values initiative, curiosity, and continuous learning.

ABOUT THE PERSON

We are seeking a motivated and adaptable professional with a strong technical background and a commitment to supporting health science education. You’ll enjoy working in a dynamic, fast-paced, hands-on environment and contributing to the smooth operation of laboratory and simulation spaces.

Key attributes include:

• A qualification in a related discipline and, or an equivalent combination of education and experience in a technical support position. A qualification in Exercise Science or Exercise Physiology would be highly regarded.
• Practical experience in preparing and maintaining laboratory equipment, supporting teaching and research activities, and managing inventory and administrative documentation.
• A sound understanding of WHS principles and safe laboratory practices, with a proactive approach to compliance and continuous improvement.
• Strong interpersonal and organisational skills, with the ability to work collaboratively across teams and engage respectfully with staff, students, and stakeholders.

• Prepare, maintain, and support the operation of laboratory, teaching and research spaces at the Bond Institute of Health and Sport, including equipment setup and in-session technical assistance.
• Manage inventory and consumables, assist with procurement, and ensure accurate documentation of equipment usage and servicing.
• Uphold safety and compliance standards, contribute to risk assessments, and support the safe handling and storage of materials.
• Collaborate with academic and technical staff to support teaching and research activities, continuous improvement, and a positive learning environment