
Bond University just listed a casual medical receptionist role at its on-campus clinic that pays $48.46 an hour including casual loading plus super.
You have until 19 August 2026 to get your application in. The clinic serves students and staff on the Gold Coast, so the work stays steady without the chaos of a big public hospital.
The role covers the usual front-desk tasks: greeting patients, booking appointments, handling records in Best Practice software, billing, and keeping everything confidential. They want someone who has already done this in healthcare, not a complete beginner.
Experience with electronic medical records and a calm approach under pressure matter more than a long list of certificates.
Most medical receptionist jobs in Australia pay between $60,000 and $75,000 full-time equivalent. This casual rate sits at the higher end once you factor in the loading and the location. Gold Coast living costs run lower than Sydney or Melbourne, so the take-home works out well for many people.
Here is how to put a strong application together. First, download the position description from the Bond site and read the selection criteria line by line. Second, rewrite your resume so every bullet shows how you used Best Practice or a similar system, handled billing, and kept patient information secure. Third, write a short cover letter that hits each criterion with one concrete example from your last role. Fourth, proofread everything twice and send it before the deadline.
Skip the generic applications that recruiters see every day. A one-size-fits-all resume gets ignored fast.
Pre-employment checks include reference verification, working rights, and a gender-based violence declaration. Start gathering those documents now so nothing holds up an offer.
The university runs an equal-opportunity process and welcomes applications from people with diverse backgrounds.
Medical receptionist work stays in demand across Australia because clinics keep opening and staff turnover stays high. The skills transfer easily if you ever want to move to another practice later.
Apply directly through the Bond careers page or the listing on Academic Jobs. Both routes lead to the same role.

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