• Career growth & support with a leading national provider
• Flexible working options in a stunning coastal location

AtProcare Injury Management, our vision is to be the most respected national rehab and wellbeing business in Australia with a focus on delivering high value for our customers through every interaction.

We are seeking a passionate and drivenRehabilitation Consultant to join our expanding NSW teambased in Ballina of Lismore. We're open to considering candidates based across the Far North Coast region!

• Genuine andfriendly working culturewhere our people are valued!
• Competitive remuneration package and generousuncapped bonus!
• Novated lease,purchased leaveandsalary sacrificingoptions
• Enhance yourwork-life balancewith paid parental leave, Employee Assistance Program (EAP),hybrid working,nationalsecondment opportunities, and more!
• Internalcareer progression pathwaysand a tailored professional development plans!

• Assist with an injured person's recovery, return to work and life following injury or illness
• Conduct a range of assessment and case management services across various customer portfolios
• Support people to recover and return to their pre-injury or new employment using your clinical skills and knowledge; &
• Build relationships with health professionals, specialists, employers, insurers and other key stakeholders to drive positive outcomes for clients.

• Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist, Exercise Physiologist, Rehabilitation Counsellor, or Psychologist (with relevant registration/accreditation).
• Access to vehicle + full drivers' licence
• Current Police Clearance and Working with Children Check
• Exceptional communication, time management, attention to detail & problem solving skills

We value our people and know that fantastic talent is the only way to shape our future success. We're all about building a high-performing team, where we embrace collaboration and new ways of thinking.

As an Equal Opportunity Employer, Procare Group is committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in our everyday working practice. We strongly encourage applications from those who meet the role criteria of all abilities and cultures including people who identify as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and people living with a disability.

Apply now Job no: 506670
Employment type: Full Time, Part Time
Location: Perth
Categories: Mental Health

Almost half of Australian adults will experience a mental health illness at some point in their life. You can make a meaningful difference to the Australian community by joining the Life Without Barriers team. Our mental health teams provide client led, recovery oriented mental health support, creating positive change in such a vital industry.

Life Without Barriers is a leading social purpose organisation of 8,000 employees working in more than 500 communities across Australia. We support children, young people and families, people with disability, older people and people with mental illness. We work with people who are homeless and refugees and asylum seekers. Join a community of people dedicated to breaking down barriers.

We want to employ people who reflect the diversity of our clients to ensure we can support each client's individual needs and wants. We encourage people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background and people with disability to apply.

As a Peer Support Worker, you will provide meaningful support to individuals living with mental illness through shared lived experience and practical guidance. This role focuses on empowering clients to discover their strengths, build independence and achieve positive outcomes through person centred care.

The successful candidate will have lived experience of mental health challenges and experience working with people who have complex needs including mental health challenges in order to effectively support individuals and work towards their goals.

This is a permanent part time opportunity of approximately 3 days per week (or 0.6 FTE) based in Fremantle. Some travel to areas surrounding Fremantle may be required.

• Draw on lived experience to engage with individuals accessing LWB Mental Health Services
• Support individuals to understand their needs, identify challenges and areas of improvement
• Assist individuals to articulate, implement and work towards goals in their support plans
• Share relevant lived experience insights when appropriate and within role scope
• Work as part of the team to support program activities and achievement of individuals outcomes
• Complete documentation and reporting requirements, including progress notes

• Lived experience of mental health challenges, confidence and resilience to share as appropriate
• First Aid Certificate
• Ability to reflect on recovery strategies
• Ability to positively engage, interact and work with people who have complex needs
• Demonstrated knowledge in educational or vocational activities, community participation or independent living skills
• Well established self care and self support strategies in place

Successful candidates will be required to clear probity checks including a National Criminal History Record Check and WA Working with Children Check.

• Work for one of Australia's largest social purpose organisations
• Life Without Barriers offers ongoing training, support and career advancement opportunities
• Make a real difference in people's journeys towards living well with mental illness.

Include your resume and covering letter in one document, click 'Apply' and follow the prompts. For any enquiries, please contact Kestra at

Candidates with disabilities who require adjustments to the recruitment process or the application form in an alternate format can visit for information on our access and inclusion work and how to contact us directly.

Advertised: 03 Jul 2026 W. Australia Standard Time
Applications close: 13 Jul :55 W. Australia Standard Time

Life Without Barriers in Fremantle is seeking a Peer Support Worker to provide meaningful support to individuals living with mental illness through lived experience. The role focuses on empowering clients to discover strengths, build independence and achieve positive outcomes through person centred care.

The successful candidate will have lived experience of mental health challenges and experience working with people who have complex needs including mental health challenges in order to

Join an Organisation dedicated to Closing the Gap in Indigenous Health

To perform this role, it is essential that the incumbent is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person. It is therefore a genuine occupational requirement under section 25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991

Moreton ATSICHS operates a growing network of healthcare clinics for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Our model of care provides holistic health and wellbeing services to support our Community across their lifespan. We bring together primary care, allied health, dental, mental health and wellbeing, maternity and early childhood, disability services, specialist services, and aged care as one team focussed on clients' individual needs and goals. We are an integrated team working together to improve the health and wellbeing of our Community. Our network is growing across Caboolture, Morayfield, Strathpine, Deception Bay, and Margate - now there's an opportunity for you to be part of a great team making a real difference in people's lives.

As Care Coordinator - MATSICHS Social Health, your role is to provide coordination of supports to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients experiencing complex social and mental health challenges. You will undertake structured intake, screening, and triage support, provide brief psychosocial support within scope, and work collaboratively with clinical practitioners where higher-level assessment or intervention is required.

• Act as a central entry point for referrals to Social Health services.
• Conduct initial intake, screening, and structured assessments (non-clinical).
• Escalate complex or high-risk presentations to Clinical Care Coordinators or senior clinicians.
• Support development of care plans and coordination of services
• Manage a caseload of clients, ensuring follow-up and engagement.
• May be required to work across Caboolture, Margate and/or Strathpine from time to time.

To perform this role, it is essential that the incumbent is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person. It is therefore a genuine occupational requirement under section 25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991.

• Current Criminal History Check.
• Current C Class Drivers Licence (QLD).
• Current Working with Children's Check (Qld Blue Card) or AHPRA Registration.
• Certificate or Diploma in Community Services, Mental Health or similar or willingness to obtain.
• Relevant experience.

At IUIH we recognise that we operate in a diverse community and welcome and encourage applications from all ages and genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse groups, the LGBTIQ+ community, veterans, refugees, and people with disability.

At IUIH 'Our Collectivity is Our Strength'. Work as a valued member of a multi-disciplinary team to improve the health outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients. We are a diverse and inclusive workplace that invites applications from all people. Be part of Australia's largest community controlled Aboriginal Health Service. Access to "Growing Our Own Opportunities" through in-house training and programs. Weekly Staff Wellness activities and all staff 'Gather and Grow' yarns and award ceremonies. Competitive salary plus salary sacrifices of $15,% Super contribution To find out more about our services, Community, and work life, visit moretonatsichs.org.au Demonstrated commitment to creating culturally safe environments where children and young people are respected, heard, and protected against harm.

IUIH is a Community Controlled Health Service (CCHS) that leads the planning, development and delivery of health, family wellbeing and social support services to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population of South East Queensland. IUIH is working with our Member CCHSs to improve the health, wellbeing and economic independence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in South East Queensland, the largest and fastest growing Indigenous population in Australia.

Join Acumen Health and be part of a national team delivering meaningful outcomes in occupational rehabilitation. With strong local support, exposure to complex and psychological injury cases, and clear governance around your work, you'll have the opportunity to grow your capability while making a real impact.

This is a unique opportunity! Acumen is the only rehabilitation service provider to ADF personnel. Your rewards are truly meaningful and purposeful. Be part of a team that gets our military fully fit and ready to defend and protect Australia.

• Taking a more holistic care approach, work within a multidisciplinary team to support the journey from rehab to healing
• Perform a variety of assessments depending on your area of clinical expertise. This could include functional capacity evaluations, worksite, ergonomic or activities of daily living assessments
• Collaborate with a variety of stakeholders including the employee who has suffered injury, illness, or trauma, medical specialists, and other treatment providers
• Work across ADF and DVA portfolios, supporting our Veterans and current ADF members.

You will work across local ADF bases in this hybrid role. Location may vary between the Acumen office, local defence force bases and some work from home options. Part-Time or Full-Time options are available. If you prefer a more structure environment, we have roles available where you will work on one base only.

• Current unrestricted registration with AHPRA, ESSA (as an EP), ASORC or AASW
• Tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Osteopathy, Rehabilitation Counselling, Nursing, Psychology or Social Work
• Ability to engage across multidisciplinary teams to support the achievement of a common goal
• Passion to help people rehabilitate
• Occupational Rehabilitation experience will be highly regarded
• Minimum of 12 months clinical experience working in your profession with appropriate registration
• The ability to work "on base" regularly during the hours of 07:30 - 15:30

Joining the APM group, you have the opportunity to grow your career in Human Services across multiple global brands and geographies. A diverse team of over 16,000 people across 11 countries with a shared purpose - to enable better lives for our employees and the communities we work in. Our work enables the people we serve to realise their ambitions and aspirations through sustainable employment, independence, better health and wellbeing and increased social participation.

• great work-life balance
• extensive learning opportunities
• networking programs
• employee benefits
• discount gym
• health insurance
• discounts at hundreds of retail outlets

But most of all you can expect to make a lasting impact on the lives of others, who rely on our services.

We're committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity. We welcome all people to join our team, including people from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, living with disability, all gender identities, Veterans, LGBTQIA+, people of any socioeconomic status, of any age, race, national origin or ethnicity. We believe each person's uniqueness makes us even better at the work we do.

Heath

Empower young people recovering from mental health challenges to rebuild confidence and strengthen connections in their community.

• Permanent full-time role Monday to Friday
• Base Salary from $80,008 + Super 12%, with salary packaging options to boost your take-home pay
• Outreach-based role across Mackay

Mind strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, people with a lived experience of mental ill health and recovery, and applicants from all cultures, genders, sexualities, bodies, abilities, spiritualities, ages and backgrounds.

Mind Australia is one of Australia's largest providers of community-managed psychosocial services, supporting people experiencing mental health and wellbeing challenges to find help, hope and purpose in their lives. Operating for almost 50 years and employing more than 1,300 staff around Australia, Mind is a leading employer of people with lived experience of mental health challenges, recognising their unique ability to connect with and motivate clients and guide recovery.

We are seeking a compassionate Community Mental Health Practitioner to support young people (12-25) experiencing, or recently recovered from, a first episode of psychosis. In this permanent full-time role, you will provide primarily outreach support across Mackay, with flexibility to work from the office or home as needed. You'll help young people achieve recovery goals, build independence, and engage in education, employment, and community life.

Working closely with families, carers, and clinical teams, you will deliver one-on-one and group support, coordinate care, and provide guidance and referrals, making a real difference in the lives of young people and their communities.

• Support young people to return to their community, live independently and enjoy a meaningful life through a staged approach to recovery.
• Engage clients using brief interventions, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, and family-inclusive practice.
• Plan and facilitate group programs to build young people's skills, confidence, and community connections.
• Support families and carers with education, information, and referrals.
• Collaborate with local service providers to connect young people with mental health, physical health, education, employment, housing, and social connections.

• A Certificate IV qualification (or higher) in Mental Health, Youth Work, Peer Work, or a related health discipline, or currently working towards a relevant qualification in one of these areas.
• Experience supporting young people with complex mental health needs, ideally in outreach or community settings.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively, demonstrating initiative and flexibility.
• A current unrestricted driver's licence and access to a roadworthy vehicle for outreach work (kilometre reimbursement provided).
• Ability to provide proof of vaccination against vaccine preventable diseases or willingness to obtain required vaccinations per Queensland Health partnership.

• Generous not-for-profit salary packaging - up to $15,899 p.a.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP) - support for you and your immediate family.
• Fitness Passport - access to a wide range of fitness facilities for you and your family.
• Professional development - ongoing training and career growth opportunities

For more information, please contact:

Suzie Black, Service Manager

Mind is committed to a barrier-free recruitment process. If you require any adjustments to complete your application, please email

PD Community Mental Health Practitioner (EPPS) .pdf

The successful applicant is required to complete comprehensive reference and background checking prior to employment, including a Working with Children Check, and NDIS Workers Screening Check.

Institute for Urban Indigenous Health Ltd is seeking a Care Coordinator - MATSICHS Social Health to coordinate supports for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients with complex social and mental health needs. You will conduct intake, screening, and non-clinical assessments, escalating to clinical staff when required.

You will assist with care plan development and service coordination while managing a caseload and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team across Caboolture, Morayfield,

Mind Australia is seeking a compassionate Community Mental Health Practitioner to support young people (12-25) recovering from first-episode psychosis. This permanent full-time role is outreach-based across Mackay, with flexibility for office or home work, aiming to help clients achieve recovery goals and engage in education, employment and community life.

You'll work with families and clinical teams to coordinate care, deliver individual and group support, and provide referrals, contributing to

Wurli is seeking an Aboriginal Health Practitioner (RAHP) to support the Growem Up Strongwan program across pregnancy to early childhood in Katherine. You will provide culturally safe clinical care, health education, advocacy, and care coordination within a multidisciplinary team.

The role requires current AHPRA registration, experience in primary health or community health, and a commitment to trauma-informed care. Residency in NT and valid driver's license preferred.

Canberra Health Services invites applications for an Aboriginal Health Worker - Palliative Care. This full-time permanent role acts as a cultural conduit between Aboriginal communities and the hospital, providing emotional and practical support to families during end-of-life care and connecting them with counselling and community services.

Working with communities, services and leadership, you will identify and implement quality improvement projects across policy, research and program delivery,

We are leaders in mental health service delivery, specialising in working with adults and young people, and in early childhood intervention.

Stride is a name that expresses our ambition - it's a name that's purposeful and shows awareness of the important role we play in the recovery journey.

As we embark on our next stage, join us to make a difference. We're here to Stride.

The Adelaide Mental Health Multidisciplinary Service (MHMS) is a GP-integrated multidisciplinary service delivered across participating general practices in southern Adelaide for people of all ages experiencing complex mental health conditions and/or suicide distress. Stride is the commissioned service provider, with specialist input from Thorne Harbour Health and Clarity Health Care.

• Based in Southern Adelaide, working across four general practice sites within close proximity of each other. You will be rostered across these locations on a weekly basis
• Full time, permanent
• Paying on HPSS Level 1 - AQF Level 9 plus Super
• Salary Packaging options (up to $15,899 tax free!)
• Meals and entertainment allowance of up to $2,650!
• Leave loading at 17.5%
• Stride Rewards - access to discounts from 100s of retailers (fashion, food and fitness)
• One paid wellbeing leave day per year
• Purchase up to 5 additional leave days in a 12 month period (pro rata entitlement if part-time)
• Paid parental leave support
• Supportive team environment
• Excellent training and career development

Work within the Adelaide Mental Health Multidisciplinary Service (MHMS) Program, a GP-integrated multidisciplinary service delivered across participating general practices in southern Adelaide for people of all ages experiencing complex mental health conditions and/or suicide distress. Stride is the commissioned service provider, with specialist input from Thorne Harbour Health and Clarity Health Care.

• Deliver evidence-based assessment, brief and ongoing interventions, risk management and collaborative care planning for people of all ages, including children, young people, adults and families.
• Work alongside GPs, practice staff and the partner workforce to provide integrated, stepped care within the general practice setting.
• Contribute to the development of the service model and practice manual as the service is established.

• Must have one of the following: General AHPRA registration as a Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist, Mental Health Occupational Therapist OR Mental Health Nurse OR AASW registration as an Accredited Social Worker
• Extensive & demonstrated experience delivering mental health assessment, intervention, risk management and care planning in a community, primary care or mental health setting.
• Ability to work autonomously and as part of a multidisciplinary, multi-employer team.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to build partnerships with GPs, practice staff and other services.
• Strong organisation and time management skills, including managing a caseload under pressure.
• Competence with electronic client records and data systems.
• Commitment to inclusive, trauma-informed and culturally safe practice, including with LGBTIQA+ communities and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
• Demonstrated interpersonal skills showing an ability and sensitivity to work with people who have or are at risk of developing a mental illness
• Excellent verbal communication and writing skills
• Must be eligible to apply/currently hold a WWCC
• Must hold/be willing to apply for NDIS worker screening clearance
• Current driver's license

Stride is committed to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable people. All applicants applying for roles within Stride must undergo required screening processes prior to their successful appointment.

Stride is an inclusive workplace and we encourage applications from diverse backgrounds in order to enhance the depth of cultural diversity and insight within our workforce.

This includes but is not limited to people with a lived-experience of mental healthrecovery,Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, LGBTQIA+, and people with disabilities.

Applications will be viewed and actioned upon receipt, with a finalclosing date of 11 November 2026.

Classification: Administrative Services Officer Class 6

Salary: $102,657 - $116,592 plus superannuation

Position No: 41568 - 02S94

Directorate: Canberra Health Services

Advertised (Gazettal date): 28 October 2026

Contact Officer: Kristie Simpson on

What can we offer you:

• Competitive pay rates and excellent working conditions within a tertiary hospital.
• Salary Packaging with many options that provide full fringe benefits tax concessions.
• Flexible working conditions.
• Access to Employee Assistance Program.
• Access to onsite Physiotherapists.
• Access to onsite cafes, staff cafeteria, pharmacy and gift shop.

About the Role:

Join Canberra Health Services (CHS) in a dedicated Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identified position that plays an important role in supporting the health, wellbeing and cultural needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the ACT and surrounding region.

As part of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Hub, you will contribute to the delivery of culturally safe, trauma-informed and person- and family-centred care, providing social, emotional and wellbeing support to consumers and their families while helping to strengthen connections between communities and health services.

Working within a supportive multidisciplinary environment, you will collaborate with colleagues across a range of services to enhance health outcomes and improve the experience of care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This role offers an opportunity to contribute to meaningful health reform aligned with Closing the Gap priorities and CHS's commitment to delivering respectful, culturally responsive healthcare.

This is an Identified position in accordance with Section 27(4) of the Public Sector Management Act 1994 and is only open to an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander lived experience and cultural capability is considered essential and therefore confirmation of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage may be requested.

Please note prior to commencement successful candidates will be required to:

• Prior to commencing this role, a current registration issued under the Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011 is required.
• Comply with Canberra Health Services Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination policy.

Note: This is a Part-Time permanent position at 22:05 hours per week.

Canberra Health Services (CHS) is focussed on the delivery of high quality, effective, person centred care. It provides acute, sub-acute, primary and community-based health services, to the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and surrounding region. More information can be found on the CHS website.

Our Vision: creating exceptional health care together

Our Role: to be a health service that is trusted by our community

Our Values: Reliable, Progressive, Respectful and Kind

CHS is committed to workforce diversity and to creating an inclusive workplace. As part of this commitment, we welcome applications from all diversity groups. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability and people who identify as LGBTQIA+ are particularly encouraged to apply.

The ACT public service is committed to closing the gap, underpinned by the belief that when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have a genuine say in the design and delivery of policies, programs and services that affect them, better life outcomes are achieved. More information can be found here ACT Closing the Gap Implementation Plan - ACT Government Transparency Portal.

This is a Part-Time permanent position at 22:05 hours per week.

Marathon Health is seeking a Care Coordinator in Wagga Wagga, NSW, to bridge gaps between people in need and local health services. You will review health needs, connect clients with essential services, and develop capacity for self-management, while advocating for good primary care access.

This part-time role emphasizes cultural safety, working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, CALD clients, and multidisciplinary teams to improve health outcomes.

Marathon Health opportunities Posted: Fri, 04 September 2026

Here at Marathon Health, we're on a mission to flip the script for individuals experiencing homelessness. We believe everyone deserves a chance to thrive, and we're all about connecting people with the resources that can change their lives. If you're ready to join a vibrant team and make some real waves in the community, read on!

Position Overview:

We're looking for a passionate and energetic Care Coordinator to join our team in Wagga Wagga, NSW (Wiradjuri Country) to help bridge the gap between individuals in need and the local services that can empower them. You'll be the superhero, by reviewing health needs connecting them to required health services, build health literacy and develop capacity in the self-management of health conditions. This is a part time role (30 hours per week).

Key Responsibilities:

• Build Connections:Forge strong relationships with local service providers to make access smoother than ever.
• Personalised Care:Get to know your clients, assess their needs, and whip up tailored health care plans that pack a punch.
• Be an Advocate:Support clients within the healthcare system and connect them to vital primary care services.
• Collaborate & Innovate:Team up with community organisations to identify opportunities for social connection and participation
• Track Progress:Keep an eye on client journeys, adjusting care plans as they evolve and thrive.
• Provide Support:Offer professional guidance and encouragement every step of the way.

What You'll need to Thrive in this role:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications such as an Enrolled or Registered nurse, qualified Aboriginal Health Worker or other relevant qualifications and must hold Professional Registration.
• Stellar communication skills that shine and the ability to engage and communicate effectively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities and people from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds
• Demonstrated ability to comprehensively conduct assessments, develop a plan for care coordination; provide safe, appropriate and responsive quality practice and evaluate outcomes.
• Demonstrated competencies in and/or knowledge of the complexities and challenges involved in caring for individuals with complexities, including, but not limited to: chronic care conditions, mental health, trauma and alcohol and other drugs concerns.
• A collaborative spirit and the ability to rock it both independently and as part of a team.

Why Join Us?

• Make an Impact:Be a game-changer for individuals and the community, spreading positivity and support.
• Join the Tribe:Work alongside a dynamic team of change-makers who are passionate about what they do.
• Grow & Glow:Enjoy opportunities for training and personal development that will take your skills to the next level!
• Employee Perks:Sensational leave, exclusive discounts and access to salary packaging options
• Commitment to Cultural Safety: We're dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive workplace, and you can learn more through our Innovate RAP at

Tennant Creek, Northern Territory 0860, Australia

Full-time Permanent Mid-level Senior

Posted 19 Oct 2026

Make a real difference in Aboriginal health while leading a dedicated rural and remote healthcare team across the Barkly Region.

Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation is a community-controlled organisation committed to delivering culturally responsive, holistic primary healthcare services to Aboriginal people across the Barkly Region. Through a strong focus on prevention, health promotion, community engagement and culturally safe care, our team works to improve health outcomes and strengthen communities.

Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation is seeking a passionate and dedicated Male Rural & Remote Aboriginal Health Practitioner (AHP) to join our Rural Remote Health Services team. This rewarding role provides essential primary health care services to Aboriginal Men, children, families and communities across the Barkly region's remote communities and outstations.

Working as part of a small, dynamic outreach team, you will help improve health outcomes by delivering culturally responsive clinical care, health assessments, health promotion, disease prevention, immunisation programs and community education services

This role offers a unique opportunity to combine your clinical skills with meaningful community engagement while supporting Aboriginal Men and families to achieve better health and wellbeing.

• Deliver primary health care services and health assessments in remote communities throughout the Barkly Region.
• Knowledge of primary health care and health issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
• The ability to communicate sensitively and effectively with Aboriginal men, families and communities.
• Experience working within multidisciplinary teams and delivering community-based health services
• Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving skills.
• A current driver's licence and willingness to travel regularly to remote communities.
• A commitment to professional development and rural and remote health practice.
• Promote health awareness and deliver community education programs.
• Engage men and families in accessing preventative health services and recall programs.
• Facilitate telehealth appointments and continuity of care.
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, community members and partner organisations.

• Current registration as a Registered Nurse (AHPRA) or Aboriginal Health Practitioner.
• Experience in primary health care and/or rural and remote health settings.
• Strong communication, consultation and relationship-building abilities.
• Understanding of issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health outcomes.
• Ability to work independently and effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
• Current driver's licence.
• Eligibility to obtain an NT Ochre Card and National Police Check.
• Commitment to culturally safe and community-centred healthcare delivery.
• Experience working in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs).
• Knowledge of Communicare.
• Remote NT experience.
• Four-wheel drive training or willingness to undertake training.

Aboriginal Health Practitioner: $106,769.96 - $118,348.25 per annum

• Superannuation paid at 12%
• Salary packaging up to $15,899.94 per annum
• Subsidised accommodation for candidates relocating from outside the Barkly region
• Up to $5,000 relocation assistance
• Six weeks annual leave
• 10 Days Personal/ Carer's Leave
• Professional development support and study allowance
• Remote retention and travel allowances
• Bilingual allowance opportunities
• Free access to Anyinginyi Health Clinic services and prescriptions
• Free general dentistry (excluding lab work costs)

Enjoy year-round sunshine, stunning landscapes and a welcoming community while living in the heart of Australia. Tennant Creek offers the benefits of regional living with access to schools, shopping, sporting facilities, a regional hospital, airport and essential services. It's the perfect place to build a rewarding career and lifestyle.

This is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Identified Position designated under Section 57 of the NT Anti-Discrimination Act. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men are strongly encouraged to apply.

• Competitive pay rates and excellent working conditions within a tertiary hospital.
• Salary Packaging with many options that provide full fringe benefits tax concessions.
• Flexible working conditions.
• Access to Employee Assistance Program.
• Access to onsite Physiotherapists.
• Access to onsite cafes, staff cafeteria, pharmacy and gift shop.

About the Role:

Are you committed to supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and families through their healthcare journey?

The Aboriginal Health Worker - Community role plays a key part in strengthening relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and ensuring that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, knowledge and lived experiences inform service delivery, decision-making and outcomes.

In this role, you will undertake clinical and psychosocial assessments and develop culturally responsive intervention plans, including referrals, liaison and advocacy. You will work collaboratively with care teams and professionals across a range of clinical areas, including individual and group settings, acute care, primary health and community-based services.

Working in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, services and leadership, you will identify, co-design and implement quality improvement projects across policy, research, programs and service development, aligned with Closing the Gap and other relevant strategies and standards.

You will provide guidance to team members and help foster respectful, culturally safe workplaces while establishing and strengthening trusted relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and service providers. This includes attending, participating in and delivering key events, forums and committee activities, as well as undertaking other administrative tasks as required.

We are seeking someone with a well-developed understanding of the historical and contemporary issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities, and the ability to apply this knowledge to culturally appropriate practice, advice and service delivery. You will be committed to promoting inclusion, cultural integrity and culturally responsive care while confidently managing sensitive and complex information and conversations. Strong relationship-management skills and the ability to build meaningful partnerships are essential.

This is an Identified position in accordance with Section 27(4) of the Public Sector Management Act 1994 and is only open to an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander lived experience and cultural capability is considered essential and therefore confirmation of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage may be requested.

Please note this recruitment round may be used to establish a merit list for part-time and full-time positions.

Please note prior to commencement successful candidates will be required to:

• Current registration issued under the Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011 is required.
• Comply with Canberra Health Services Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination policy.
• Provide Confirmation of Aboriginality.
• Have or be willing to obtain a Certificate III in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care or equivalent.

Note: Under the ACTPS employment framework you may be placed in another role where required for the efficient administration of the service.

Canberra Health Services (CHS) is focussed on the delivery of high quality, effective, person centred care. It provides acute, sub-acute, primary and community based health services, to the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and surrounding region. More information can be found on the CHS website .

Our Vision: creating exceptional health care together
Our Role: to be a health service that is trusted by our community
Our Values: Reliable, Progressive, Respectful and Kind

CHS is committed to workforce diversity and to creating an inclusive workplace. As part of this commitment, we welcome applications from all diversity groups. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability and people who identify as LGBTQIA+ are particularly encouraged to apply.

The ACT public service is committed to closing the gap, underpinned by the belief that when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have a genuine say in the design and delivery of policies, programs and services that affect them, better life outcomes are achieved. More information can be found here ACT Closing the Gap Implementation Plan - ACT Government Transparency Portal .

This is an Identified position in accordance with Section 27(4) of the Public Sector Management Act 1994 and is only open to an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander lived experience and cultural capability is considered essential and therefore confirmation of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage may be requested.

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At Medibank we've recently unified our health services under one brand - Amplar Health.

Core to the Amplar Health strategy is substantial growth in our hospital substitution, hospital avoidance and clinical home care delivery. We are an ambitious organisation with the vision of becoming Australia's leading Hospital in the Home service provider.

Looking to join a team coordinating care and services to support patients in their own home? We have a full-time opportunity available to work within the SA Community Care (SACC) program.

In this virtual role, you'll sit at the centre of the care journey, connecting patients, families, and providers to ensure care is coordinated, timely, and genuinely patient-centred.

• Conducting clients initial phone assessment, care planning and goal setting
• Coordination of in-home services to support clients receiving care at home
• Manage escalations and provide support for our frontline nurses in the community
• Managing consumer care throughout the consumer journey (on-boarding, triaging referrals, initial care planning within scope of practice, care plan review and discharge)
• Provision of telephone support, education and advice
• Discharge planning including referrals to long term services
• Monitor patient progress, identify risks, and elevate concerns appropriately
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure continuity of care
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and reporting in line with standards

• Registered Nurse with current unrestricted AHPRA registration
• Experience working in an acute setting (community/hospital)
• Strong understanding of care coordination, case management, or complex care (highly desirable)
• Digital proficiency and ability to work virtually
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
• Confident working independently while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team
• Highly organised with strong clinical judgment and problem-solving skill

If you have the skills and experience we are looking for we will be in contact. Interviews will be commencing shortly.

Home Care, Nursing, Registered Nurse, Case Manager, Healthcare

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Job no: 948586

Work type: Full time

Location: Adelaide CBD

Categories: Allied and Scientific Health

Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) - WorkFit Services Consultant

• Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide SA 5000
• AHP3 $112,139-$120,284 p.a. + superannuation and salary packaging
• Temporary full time until 10 January 2028

Help people finish their working day as well as they started it

A practical training session that changes how someone moves. An equipment recommendation that prevents an injury. A workplace assessment that helps someone work safely and confidently. As a WorkFit Services Consultant, you'll turn your clinical expertise into practical solutions that make a difference every day.

If you're a Physiotherapist or Occupational Therapist who enjoys variety, problem solving and working directly with people, this role offers plenty to get involved in. Join CALHN's WorkFit Services team and help organisations create safer, healthier workplaces through tailored advice, assessment and education.

About the Role

Bring your curiosity, clinical judgement and practical ideas to a role that combines hands-on consultancy, engaging training and workplace design. You'll work with clients across different industries, supported by a collaborative team and evidence-based approaches.

In this role, you'll:

• Assess fitness for work and recommend practical ways to support safe participation.
• Deliver engaging manual task training and inductions that build confidence and safer habits.
• Help prevent and manage musculoskeletal injuries through tailored interventions.
• Advise on ergonomic workplace design, equipment selection and work practices.
• Build trusted relationships with clients to understand their challenges and develop workable solutions.

From delivering an onsite training session to advising on a new workspace, you'll have opportunities to use your expertise, think creatively and see the impact of your recommendations.

About You

You enjoy translating clinical knowledge into advice people can understand and use. You're comfortable working independently, value teamwork and know that the best solutions start with listening.

You'll bring:

• A tertiary qualification in Physiotherapy or Occupational Therapy, with AHPRA registration or eligibility.
• Experience in manual tasks, ergonomics, workplace injury rehabilitation and training delivery.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to engage people with different needs and perspectives.
• Sound knowledge of work health and safety legislation, risk management and injury prevention.
• A practical, consultative approach to improving workplace safety and capacity.

Why You'll Love It Here

Alongside the satisfaction of helping people stay safe and well at work, you'll enjoy:

• Variety in your day -combine assessments, training, consultancy and workplace design advice.
• Room to use your expertise - bring professional judgement and fresh ideas to meaningful workplace challenges.
• A supportive clinical network - share knowledge and collaborate with experienced multidisciplinary colleagues.
• Support to keep learning - access a professional development allowance and structured development support.
• Make your salary go further - salary package up to $9,010 for living expenses and $2,650 for meals and entertainment, with pre-tax superannuation and novated lease options.
• Space for life beyond work - discuss available flexible work options and enjoy paid leave with leave loading.
• Wellbeing benefits - access Fitness Passport discounts, flu vaccinations and confidential support for you and your family.

Be Part of Allied Health at CALHN

Join more than 2,600 allied health professionals contributing to care, research and education across South Australia. At CALHN, you'll find opportunities to share your skills, build your career and contribute to a culture of safe, connected care.

Explore allied health careers at CALHN .

Diversity and Inclusion

We're committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone feels safe, respected and supported. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, culturally diverse backgrounds and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Application Information

• Please refer to the 948586 WorkFit Services Consultant role description for the full requirements. 948586 RD Workfit Services Consultant.pdf
• Appointment is subject to satisfactory criminal history clearances and compliant immunisation screening as indicated in the role description.

Curious About the Role? Contact Caroline Lange, Work Health and Safety Team Leader.

Phone:

Email:

Applications close: 11:55 pm, 11th of November 2026.

Job reference: 948586

Visit SA Health Careers for application information and Australian and international applicant guidelines.

Rehab Management Pty Ltd is seeking a Rehabilitation Consultant - OT, EP, Physiotherapist or Registered Nurse for a permanent full-time role based in Maitland. The role focuses on facilitating safe return-to-work processes for injured workers, managing complex cases, and collaborating with doctors, specialists, and other health professionals.

You will conduct workplace visits, provide clinical opinions through report writing, and educate workplaces on injury prevention and case management,

Linfox is seeking an operationally focused Safety, Health and Wellbeing professional to provide hands-on SHW support across multiple sites in Victoria, Australia. You will partner with site teams to embed practices, reduce risk and strengthen safety culture, delivering practical outcomes through engagement and coaching.

You will analyse safety data, coordinate risk assessments and drive continuous improvement while assisting with audits and regulatory compliance.

Wellways is committed to reconciliation, lived experience and inclusivity. We strongly encourage and warmly welcome people from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, people with lived experience of mental health and disability and people who identify at LGBTIQA+ to apply. Even if you only meet some of the criteria, we'd love to hear from you. Exciting casual opportunity based in Worrowing Heights! Fantastic hourly rate on offer! $45.28 - $81.50 p/hr (with penalty rates) (SCHADS Schedule 2B) + Super + Salary packaging benefits Variety of shifts times available!

Wellways are excited to offer the position of Support Worker, this role will suit someone who enjoys interacting and supporting our participant with their daily activities. In this role you will work on the front line of our Consumer Directed Services, delivering a wide range of services to support participants activities of daily living. This role requires you will work closely with the person to ensure their individual needs are met. Support Workers are the front line of our programs, providing consumers with the personalised support to assist our participants to live meaningful and fulfilling lives. No day will be the same and may include providing supports such as companionship, meal preparation, domestic assistance and medication management. An essential element of your role is that you will actively contribute to the continuous improvement of care provided to participants.

You're a passionate, empathetic, and caring individual who is looking to make an invaluable positive impact on the lives of others. You relish a challenge and new experience. You're calm, collected and resilient in the face of adversity and are looking to carry these qualities with you to the front line to start helping those in need. You are an independent, proactive thinker and worker but are also able to follow direction/s given by your managers and can work within a tight-knit team. The successful candidate preferably will be someone with flexible availability (highly desirable) and a commitment to providing a reliable and person-centered support to our participants.

• Certificate iii in Mental Health, Disability, Aged Care or Home and Community Care (Desirable but not essential) or equivalent working or lived experience
• A current valid Driver's License and a registered, insured vehicle
• Police Records Check (completed within the last 12 months)
• Working with Children Check
• Manual handling training is desirable, but you will receive training if needed
• Rights to work in Australia
• Availability and willingness to use personal smartphone
• NDIS Workers Screening Check
• NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate - free online course

• Salary packaging up to $15,899 enables you to spend a portion of your salary before it is taxed to pay for things like rent, mortgage repayments, car leasing
• Meal and Entertainment allowance via salary packaging up to $2,650 per annum
• Receive 17.5% leave loading every time you take annual leave
• Access for you and your family to our Employee Assistance Program

Wellways supports inclusivity and we're proud that our workplace is a place where everyone can imagine and achieve their goals and reach their fullest potential. This is your opportunity to join a nationally recognized organisation with over 18,000 people across 100+ sites and gain access to ongoing support and opportunity for career development. A purpose driven culture where people can thrive, everyone is respected, and differences are valued An equitable, diverse, and socially inclusive work environment

For a confidential discussion about the role please contact Sushmita Acharya on

Wellways is committed to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable people. Successful applicants must undergo a comprehensive screening process prior to their commencement.

If you'd like to know more about our reconciliation commitment, click here

We're passionate about our work, which is enjoyable, challenging and rewarding. All of our teams work to ensure everyone can imagine and achieve their hopes and potential. We know that people are unique and the experts on their life and are not defined by impairments, diagnosis or labels. We aim to specifically promote safety and inclusivity for LGBTIQ+ and First Nations communities.

Applications Close 26/11/2026

Wellways is a leading not-for-profit mental health and disability support organisation operating in Queensland, New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Victoria and Tasmania. Our services span mental health, disability and community care and reach more than 7000 people each year. Our 2000 staff work to create an inclusive community where everyone can imagine and achieve their hopes and potential. We connect people, strengthen families and transform communities for individuals of all ages experiencing disabilities or challenges to their social and emotional wellbeing. Our Practice Principles guide how we work and interact with participants and partners, with our colleagues and within our communities. To see our Practice Principles poster visit

Wellways Australia Limited is committed to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable people. All applicants applying for roles within Wellways must undergo a screening process prior to their successful appointment.

Department of Communities WA in the South West is seeking a Therapeutic Residential Care Worker to join the Talent Register. You will work as part of a team to deliver trauma-informed residential care for children and young people, guided by the Sanctuary Model.

The role requires rotating rosters including mornings, afternoons and night shifts; eligibility-based backfill opportunities; fixed-term and permanent opportunities may arise; annual leave loading applies.

Job no: 948586

Work type: Full time

Location: Adelaide CBD

Categories: Allied and Scientific Health

Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) - WorkFit Services Consultant

• Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide SA 5000
• AHP3 $112,139-$120,284 p.a. + superannuation and salary packaging
• Temporary full time until 10 January 2028

Help people finish their working day as well as they started it

A practical training session that changes how someone moves. An equipment recommendation that prevents an injury. A workplace assessment that helps someone work safely and confidently. As a WorkFit Services Consultant, you'll turn your clinical expertise into practical solutions that make a difference every day.

If you're a Physiotherapist or Occupational Therapist who enjoys variety, problem solving and working directly with people, this role offers plenty to get involved in. Join CALHN's WorkFit Services team and help organisations create safer, healthier workplaces through tailored advice, assessment and education.

About the Role

Bring your curiosity, clinical judgement and practical ideas to a role that combines hands-on consultancy, engaging training and workplace design. You'll work with clients across different industries, supported by a collaborative team and evidence-based approaches.

In this role, you'll:

• Assess fitness for work and recommend practical ways to support safe participation.
• Deliver engaging manual task training and inductions that build confidence and safer habits.
• Help prevent and manage musculoskeletal injuries through tailored interventions.
• Advise on ergonomic workplace design, equipment selection and work practices.
• Build trusted relationships with clients to understand their challenges and develop workable solutions.

From delivering an onsite training session to advising on a new workspace, you'll have opportunities to use your expertise, think creatively and see the impact of your recommendations.

About You

You enjoy translating clinical knowledge into advice people can understand and use. You're comfortable working independently, value teamwork and know that the best solutions start with listening.

You'll bring:

• A tertiary qualification in Physiotherapy or Occupational Therapy, with AHPRA registration or eligibility.
• Experience in manual tasks, ergonomics, workplace injury rehabilitation and training delivery.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to engage people with different needs and perspectives.
• Sound knowledge of work health and safety legislation, risk management and injury prevention.
• A practical, consultative approach to improving workplace safety and capacity.

Why You'll Love It Here

Alongside the satisfaction of helping people stay safe and well at work, you'll enjoy:

• Variety in your day -combine assessments, training, consultancy and workplace design advice.
• Room to use your expertise - bring professional judgement and fresh ideas to meaningful workplace challenges.
• A supportive clinical network - share knowledge and collaborate with experienced multidisciplinary colleagues.
• Support to keep learning - access a professional development allowance and structured development support.
• Make your salary go further - salary package up to $9,010 for living expenses and $2,650 for meals and entertainment, with pre-tax superannuation and novated lease options.
• Space for life beyond work - discuss available flexible work options and enjoy paid leave with leave loading.
• Wellbeing benefits - access Fitness Passport discounts, flu vaccinations and confidential support for you and your family.

Be Part of Allied Health at CALHN

Join more than 2,600 allied health professionals contributing to care, research and education across South Australia. At CALHN, you'll find opportunities to share your skills, build your career and contribute to a culture of safe, connected care.

Explore allied health careers at CALHN .

Diversity and Inclusion

We're committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone feels safe, respected and supported. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, culturally diverse backgrounds and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Application Information

• Please refer to the 948586 WorkFit Services Consultant role description for the full requirements. 948586 RD Workfit Services Consultant.pdf
• Appointment is subject to satisfactory criminal history clearances and compliant immunisation screening as indicated in the role description.

Curious About the Role? Contact Caroline Lange, Work Health and Safety Team Leader.

Phone:

Email:

Applications close: 11:55 pm, 11th of November 2026.

Job reference: 948586

Visit SA Health Careers for application information and Australian and international applicant guidelines.

Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Ltd (KAMS) is seeking a Cultural Lead (50D role, preferred female) to support headspace Broome in strengthening cultural safety and service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth aged 12-25.

The role works within headspace Broome's multidisciplinary team, reporting to the Senior Manager, and includes supervision of SEWB workers. It focuses on CQI, cultural security, and linking young people into services across the region.

Marathon Health opportunities Posted: Wed, 28 October 2026

At Marathon Health, we believe everyone deserves access to quality healthcare, no matter where they live. We work alongside communities across regional NSW to improve health outcomes, strengthen connections to care, and empower people to live healthier lives.

We're looking for an enthusiastic and community-focused ICD Clinic Coordinator to join our Primary Health Team on Wiradjuri Country in Bathurst, NSW to support the delivery of our Indigenous Chronic Disease (ICD) Clinic program. This part-time role is ideal for someone passionate about improving the health and wellbeing of First Nations people and building strong relationships within the community.

As the ICD Clinic Coordinator, you will play a vital role in connecting First Nations community members with healthcare services that support the prevention and management of chronic disease. Working closely with clinicians, community members, and external stakeholders, you will help coordinate care, improve access to services, and promote culturally safe health supports.

• Coordinate the day-to-day activities of the Indigenous Chronic Disease Clinic
• Build strong relationships with First Nations communities and local service providers
• Encourage and support First Nations people to access health and wellbeing services
• Facilitate telehealth appointments and assist clinicians with care coordination
• Identify barriers to healthcare access and work collaboratively to address them
• Deliver culturally appropriate health education and promote health literacy

To be successful in this role, you'll bring:

• Experience working with First Nations communities
• A minimum Certificate III qualification in Aboriginal Health, Community Services, Disability, or a related field
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills
• Knowledge of local services and referral pathways
• The ability to work independently while contributing positively to a collaborative team
• Sound computer and administration skills
• An understanding of chronic health conditions and how to support individuals to access appropriate care

• Identify as a First Nations person
• Experience in chronic disease management and prevention

At Marathon Health, you'll be part of a purpose-driven organisation committed to creating healthier communities. We offer:

• Meaningful work that makes a genuine difference.
• A supportive and collaborative team environment.
• Opportunities for professional development and growth.
• Salary packaging benefits.
• Access to Employee Assistance Program support.
• The opportunity to work alongside passionate people who care deeply about community outcomes.

Our work is guided by our ICARE Values:

Integrity & Trust
Collaboration & Innovation
Achievement & Excellence
Respect & Empowerment
Empathy & Understanding

Marathon Health is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive and culturally safe workplace. We strongly encourage applications from First Nations peoples.

We recognise the value of lived experience, community connections and cultural knowledge, and are committed to supporting First Nations employees to thrive in their roles.

Join us in creating healthier futures for First Nations communities across regional NSW.