Pintupi Homelands Health Service Aboriginal Corporation invites an experienced General Practitioner to join the remote Kintore community. You'll deliver primary medical care with cultural safety and continuity of care, within a multidisciplinary team.

The role involves travel by air/road, relocation support, FIFO roster options, and accommodation and flights covered, to support healthy outcomes for the Pintupi people in a very remote setting.

• FIFO roster available
• Paid travel days
• Relocation assistance offered

Pintupi Homelands Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (PHHSAC) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) established in 1985, providing holistic healthcare to the Pintupi people of the very remote community of Kintore (Walungurru). PHHSA has an extensive range of clinical services and programs. An emphasis is being placed on preventive health and community involvement in a commitment to Closing the Gap and improve the health and well-being of Kintore (Walungurru) Community.

You're supported every step of the way!

Working in a remote community is incredibly rewarding, but we understand that being away from home can also be an adjustment. At Pintupi Homelands Health Service, you won't be doing it alone.

We are committed to making your experience in Kintore as positive, supported and rewarding as possible. From the moment you arrive, you'll be part of a welcoming team that understands the unique opportunities and challenges of remote healthcare. We look after our people, so you can focus on looking after the community.

• PHHSA provides practical support to make life in Kintore easier, while our strong team culture ensures you have people around you both professionally and personally.
• FIFO roster options to provide flexibility and help you maintain a healthy balance between work and home.
• Flights and accommodation covered from your place of engagement through to Kintore, including required transit
• Travel to and from Kintore covered as part of your roster.
• Paid travel days, recognising the time involved in working remotely.
• Affordable staff accommodation for just $20 per week.
• Freight costs covered for grocery deliveries from Alice Springs, helping make everyday living easier.
• Access to a gym and recreation room to support your health, fitness and wellbeing.
• A welcoming and supportive team environment.
• The opportunity to work alongside experienced health professionals in a multidisciplinary team.
• The opportunity to develop and strengthen your remote and Aboriginal health skills in a highly unique clinical environment.

Most importantly, you'll have the opportunity to become part of a community and a team that values the contribution you make.

The role of GP is to provide primary continuing comprehensive medical care to individuals, families and for the community of Kintore. The GP is responsible for providing a competent culturally safe client-centred care that addresses health needs, promotes wellness and to ensure that the standard of care is maintained at the highest level in accordance with PHHS policy and procedures, latest evidence and guidelines, and relevant legislation and standards.

• Provide high quality, primary health care services to the community, in keeping with best practice standards.
• Undertake ultimate responsibility and/or autonomy for all clinical decisions regarding his/her patients.
• Provide appropriate care and services to patients of all age ranges and level of health care needs. Respond to medical/ health problems presented by patients including history taking, diagnosis, investigation, treatment and referral as appropriate.
• Provide after hours, on call and other services as applicable.
• Provide management of long-term conditions in line with national guidelines and pathways. Prescribe for patients as appropriate to need.
• Provide appropriate health promotion and preventative health care advice to all patients attending the practice.
• Ordering diagnostic tests as required.
• Referring patients to other providers as appropriate.
• Providing care off site (including house calls) when this is in a patient's best interest or when this improves access for a group of patients.

• Specialist General Practitioner registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Fellowship with RACGP or ACRRM
• Availability to travel by air and/or road on a regular basis
• National Police Clearance
• Ability to obtain and hold a "Working with Children" NT Ochre card throughout the duration of employment.

Located approximately 530 kilometres west of Alice Springs, Kintore is a unique and culturally rich community in the Pintupi Homelands.

With a population of approximately 450 people, predominantly Pintupi, Kintore has a strong connection to culture, Country and community. Pintupi/Luritja is the main language spoken, with several other Aboriginal languages also spoken.

For many community members, English is a third or fourth language. This creates an opportunity for health professionals to develop a deeper understanding of culturally safe healthcare and the importance of communication, trust and relationships in delivering effective care.

Come to Kintore for the experience. Stay for the people, the culture and the difference you can make.

If you're looking for a role that challenges you professionally, supports you personally and gives you the opportunity to make a genuine difference, Kintore could be the opportunity you've been looking for.

Want to find out more about this opportunity? Please contact Gemma Williams on or email

Remote Territory Healthcare (RTHC) is seeking an experienced Specialist General Practitioner to join its Berry Springs team near Darwin. Enjoy professional autonomy, strong earning potential, and supportive colleagues while contributing to developing healthcare services in the local community.

As an established private provider with 50+ years of experience, RTHC offers a pathway to build relationships, deliver high quality primary care, and grow your patient base in a relaxed Northern Territory

Deliver primary health care with the Northern Territory's largest Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service.
At Congress, you'll provide compassionate care and build trust with patients, work as part of a team to improve community health, and gain valuable experience with diverse and complex patient cases. This is work that is community-led, impact-focused and part of the bigger picture.
Change lives, starting with your own.

Congress not only offers rewarding career options, but a wide range of employee benefits including:

• Competitive remuneration: $146,464 - $152,431 per annum
• Total Effective Package : $178,409 - $185,213
• 6 weeks annual leave & 15 days paid personal leave per year
• 3 weeks additional leave for Remote employees
• 15 days professional development per year, with pathways including master's programs and study placements
• Flexible work policy: flexible start and finish times, compressed work weeks, part-time and casual roles, job sharing, remote work, hybrid work models, and the possibility to purchase additional paid leave
• Salary sacrifice available for full-time, part-time and casual employees

Total Effective Package includes: base salary, district allowance, remote benefits, superannuation, leave loading and salary packaging options.

As a Remote Area Nurse, you will assess patient needs, administer treatments such as wound care, and promote health initiatives. Collaborate closely with multi-disciplinary healthcare teams to ensure safe practices and contribute to quality improvement efforts. Embrace a pivotal role where your expertise enhances comprehensive patient care and professional development.
Is this role right for you?
We're looking for RANs who can build strong, trusting relationships with both patients and the community.

• Current AHPRA Registration as a Registered Nurse
• Demonstrated clinical experience in a primary care or similar setting
• Commitment to integrating Aboriginal values in practice
• Willingness for, and understanding of, remote area work
• The ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team
• Exceptional clinical skills, a proactive adaptable attitude, and a genuine respect for diverse patient backgrounds

Want to find out more about this opportunity? Please contact Lauren Lester on or

Northern Territory PHN is seeking a Remote Area Nurse to deliver primary health care in the NT's largest Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service. You will assess patients, administer treatments, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve community health outcomes.

We value nurses with AHPRA registration, strong clinical skills, and a commitment to Aboriginal values. Flexible arrangements include remote and hybrid work options, with generous leave and professional development

Pintupi Homelands Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (PHHSAC) seeks a General Practitioner to deliver primary health care to the Pintupi community in Kintore. You will provide culturally safe, client-centred care addressing wellness and adhere to PHHS policies and clinical guidelines.

The role includes after-hours care, management of long-term conditions, and coordinating referrals within a multidisciplinary team in a highly remote setting.

Central Australian Aboriginal Congress invites you to join as a remote GP, working with a multidisciplinary team to deliver culturally safe care across the lifespan in Central Australia.

The role offers tailored compensation of AUD 234,000-275,000, six weeks of annual leave, remote allowance, relocation assistance, and access to Congress health services for you and your family. This is a community-focused opportunity with meaningful impact.

Congress is seeking a Remote Area Nurse to assess patient needs, provide wound care, and promote health initiatives in remote communities across the Northern Territory. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to ensure safe practices, improve outcomes, and support professional development.

The role emphasizes culturally respectful care and building trusted relationships with patients and the community in remote settings.

Northern Territory PHN, operating through Health Network Northern Territory Ltd, is seeking a Mental Health Clinician to support the Alice Springs Medicare Mental Health Centre. You will deliver high-quality assessment, intervention and collaborative care planning for adults with mental health concerns.

You will work within a multidisciplinary team to provide culturally safe, trauma-informed, recovery oriented care and to support guests through their mental health journey.

• Permanent Part-Time 0.8 FTE - Health Professional or Registered Nurse Level 2
• Salary - $114-$129K + super
• NT Thrive - Relocation and wellbeing grant - subject to availability

You'll be joining a service that puts people, recovery and connection at the centre of care.

The ASMMHC provides an opportunity to work alongside a diverse multidisciplinary team, contribute to an innovative mental health service and help improve access to quality support for the Alice Springs community.

Neami National, in partnership with Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, is delivering the Alice Springs Medicare Mental Health Centre (ASMMHC) to provide free, accessible mental health support to adults in the Alice Springs community.

We are seeking a passionate Mental Health Clinician to join this innovative service.

You will provide high-quality assessment, intervention and collaborative care planning for people experiencing mental health crisis. Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will support guests through their mental health journey using Cultural Safety, Trauma-Informed Care, Recovery-Oriented Practice and Collaborative Relational Practice.

This is an opportunity to make a genuine difference while working in a service designed to provide accessible, flexible and holistic mental health care.

• Build trusting and professional relationships with guests and provide comprehensive clinical assessments
• Develop collaborative, person-centred care and safety plans
• Deliver evidence-based therapeutic support over the short to medium term
• Provide culturally appropriate support and utilise interpreters where required
• Provide outreach support while maintaining safe work practices
• Work collaboratively with guests, families, carers, clinicians and lived experience staff
• Support effective intake, referral, escalation and exit planning
• Maintain strong partnerships with community, emergency and mental health services
• Contribute to service evaluation, quality improvement, research and development
• Maintain accurate clinical records and participate in service data collection

You will be a qualified mental health professional who brings strong clinical skills, a recovery-focused approach and a genuine commitment to person-centred care.

• Tertiary qualification in Psychology, Social Work, Nursing or Occupational Therapy
• Current professional registration with AHPRA or eligibility for AASW membership for Social Workers
• Valid Working with Children Check
• Valid Police Check
• Proven clinical experience in mental health service deliveryDemonstrated experience applying recovery-based approaches
• Experience working within a multidisciplinary team
• Strong report writing and clinical documentation skills
• Experience working across Commonwealth and/or State-funded mental health programs
• Ability to develop strong partnerships with government, non-government, emergency and community services

Make a real impact in Katherine and remote NT communities.

Anglicare NT is a leading, quality-accredited community services organisation supporting Territorians across urban, regional, and remote areas. Guided by our values of social justice, cultural safety, and inclusion, we work alongside communities to create meaningful and sustainable change.

We are currently seeking an Outreach Clinician to join the headspace Katherine team and deliver youth-focused mental health support to young people aged 12-25. This is a unique opportunity to combine clinical practice with community engagement, remote outreach, and culturally informed service delivery.

• Part-time, 6-month contract - 4 days per week - $95,272.85 - $98,789.69
• Contribute to meaningful change for young people in Katherine and remote communities
• Access professional development, supervision, and opportunities for growth

In this role, you will:

• Provide clinical assessments, brief interventions, SST, and family-inclusive support
• Deliver services in Katherine and remote Aboriginal communities
• Work collaboratively with our Social & Emotional Wellbeing Worker and multidisciplinary team
• Promote mental health literacy through workshops, presentations, and youth engagement activities
• Build strong relationships with local Elders, community leaders, schools, and service providers
• Ensure services are culturally safe, trauma-informed, and responsive to community needs

You will be an experienced, youth-focused clinician who is passionate about working alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

• Relevant tertiary qualifications (Psychology, Social Work, OT) and professional registration
• Minimum 2 years' experience in youth mental health, ideally in outreach or community settings
• Skills in clinical assessment, brief interventions, and high-quality documentation
• Experience working respectfully in remote Aboriginal communities
• Excellent communication skills and confidence presenting to diverse groups
• Ability to work independently, manage time well, and build strong community partnerships

• NT Working with Children Clearance (Ochre Card)
• National Police Check (within 3 months)
• NT Driver's Licence
• First Aid Certificate (or willingness to obtain)

• Ability to meet visa/overseas worker compliance requirements

Anglicare NT is seeking an Outreach Clinician to join headspace Katherine, delivering youth-focused mental health support to 12-25-year-olds. The role combines clinical practice with community outreach in Katherine and remote Aboriginal communities.

You will provide assessments, brief interventions, and family-inclusive care, working with the Wellbeing team, Elders and schools to ensure culturally safe, trauma-informed services.