This weeks #Jobalerts
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3. Greater Western Aboriginal Health Service (GWAHS) Aboriginal Health Worker/Practitioner
4.QAIHC : Regional SEWB Workforce Support Coordinator
5-6 : Galambila and Werin ACCHOs :Coffs Harbour or Port Macquarie Project Coordinator Suicide Prevention / Aboriginal Health Support Worker – Mental Health Project
7. Nganampa Health Council :Mental Health Nurse (Remote Area)
8. Gidgee Healing Aboriginal Health Worker
9-13 : Ceduna Koonibba Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (CKAHSAC)
14.General Practitioner | Remote Aboriginal Health Service NT
15– 34 Employment at Miwatj Health NT Nurses Health Workers etc
35. Mulungu ACCHO QLD Tablelands : GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
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About AHCSA
The Aboriginal Health Council of S.A. Ltd. (AHCSA) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation governed by an Aboriginal Board. AHCSA is a membership-based peak body with a leadership, watchdog, advocacy and sector support role, and a commitment to Aboriginal self-determination. It is the health voice for Aboriginal people across South Australia, representing the expertise, needs and aspirations of Aboriginal communities at both state and national levels based on a holistic perspective of health.
About the Opportunity
AHCSA now has an exciting leadership opportunity for a Senior Health Policy & Strategy Officer to join their team in Adelaide, SA. This is a full-time, fixed term role to 30 June, 2019.
Reporting to the Deputy Chief Executive Officer, this pivotal role will see you supporting and implementing the objectives and policies of the AHCSA by assisting Aboriginal communities to identify their health service needs, and assisting the management of Aboriginal community controlled health services by advocating for their needs at a state and national level. As a senior role within AHCSA you will also provide support to the CEO and Deputy CEO by delivering proactive leadership to AHCSA generally and to their own work areas, specifically.
This is an exciting, senior strategic position within AHCSA and as such needs someone who can bring extensive experience in primary health care, community health or community development, particularly in the formulation, analysis and evaluation of policy.
It is crucial you have the ability to work collaboratively with Aboriginal communities, their leaders and health professionals, while respecting traditional culture, values and ways of doing business. Prior experience working alongside Aboriginal communities will be viewed favourably.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are strongly encouraged to apply.
About the Benefits
This is a rewarding opportunity for a driven individual looking for an opportunity to bring their strategic direction and policy knowledge to make real change within the area of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.
In return for your hard work and dedication, you will be rewarded with an attractive AHCSA Level 7 remuneration package of $96,114 plus super and salary sacrificing options to increase your take home pay.
AHCSA holds a strong commitment to the development of its people. You’ll be given ongoing opportunities for skills improvement and career advancement, including access to conferences focusing on personal and professional development.
Don’t miss this rewarding opportunity to make a positive impact on the health outcomes of Aboriginal communities in South Australia –
3. Greater Western Aboriginal Health Service (GWAHS) Aboriginal Health Worker/Practitioner
These positions will be located at Greater Western Aboriginal Health Service (GWAHS) which operates a Comprehensive Primary Health Care Service on behalf of Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service (WACHS) across Western Sydney, Nepean, and Blue Mountains.
Program Objectives
The Healthy for Life Program at GWAHS is to provide support to Aboriginal residents of the Blue Mountains Local Government Area with the following objectives:
- Improve the availability and quality of child and maternal health care
- Improve the prevention, early detection, and management of chronic disease
- Improve men’s health
- Improve long term health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians
- Position Requirements
- Provide the delivery of quality care and support in the areas of Maternal and Child Health, Women’s/Men’s Health, and Chronic Disease.
- Coordinate appointments and support for Healthy for Life programs including Maternal and Child Health and Chronic Disease
- Provide Health Checks and Client Support as required as part of Healthy for Life Program Goals and Objectives
- Coordinate client transport service for Healthy for Life Program Guidelines
- Actively promote Healthy for Life Programs
Aboriginality is a genuine occupational qualification for the above position and is authorised under Section 14D of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage is considered essential and therefore Confirmation of Aboriginality may be requested.
Interested persons will need to contact Anthony Carter, WACHS Executive Manager GWAHS at Greater Western Aboriginal Health Service (02) 9832 1356 or email mailto:anthonyc@gwahs.net.aufor an information package which details the “Essential & Desirable Criteria” to be addressed in application or at www.wachs.net.au
Applications close at 5pm on Wednesday 13th September 2017.
No late faxed applications will be accepted.
4.QAIHC : Regional SEWB Workforce Support Coordinator
- Indigenous Health Organisation
- Well established program, operating for over 5 years, funding under the Indigenous Advancement Strategy
- Salary: $75,000 + superannuation
- Attractive health promotion charity salary packaging
- 2 vacancies – 1 in Cairns and 1 in Brisbane
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply for this role.
QAIHC is a non-partisan peak organisation representing 28 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Health Organisations (AICCHOs) across Queensland at both state and national level. Our members deliver comprehensive and culturally appropriate, world class primary health care services to their communities.
We are seeking a high calibre professional for the position of Regional SEWB Workforce Support Coordinator.
Role Overview
The SEWB Unit aims to create and sustain a culturally appropriate and effective state-wide workforce.
The Regional SEWB Workforce Support Coordinator monitors and coordinates the professional development, external professional supervision and cultural mentoring of the SEWB workforce.
Pre-requisite skills & experience
- Demonstrated experience in working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in program delivery and / or training and development in the Social and Emotional Well Being, Alcohol or Other Drug or Mental Health environments.
- Demonstrated ability to work in a team, develop networks and build strong links to community.
- Certificate IV, Diploma, or higher level qualification in Social and Emotional Well Being, Alcohol or Other Drug, mental health or social work disciplines.
- Certificate IV in Training and Assessment desirable but not essential.
- Current, unrestricted C class driver licence.
To apply, obtain an application pack or any query, please email – applications@qaihc.com.au. Please apply only via this method.
Applications are required by midnight on Tuesday 12 September 2017.
5-6 : Galambila and Werin ACCHOs :Coffs Harbour or Port Macquarie Project Coordinator Suicide Prevention / Aboriginal Health Support Worker – Mental Health Project
Who we are:
Galambila is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service located in Coffs Harbour, NSW. Werin is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service located in Port Macquarie, NSW.
Galambila Aboriginal Health Service and Werin Aboriginal Corporation are collaborating on suicide prevention programs in the region. The new project will identify improved access pathways for the Aboriginal community, to culturally safe mental health services in the Mid North Coast. This project will identify sustainable skills, structures, systems and develop resources to support, improved mental health service access for Aboriginal people. The project will work with a panel of experts to define the scope of the project including identifying existing suicide prevention strategies, and identifying existing support services. The project will include detailed and in-depth analysis of strategies and services to enhance further collaboration and coordination of care to minimise gaps in mental health and / or suicide prevention support and service delivery for Aboriginal people.
The role will be required to travel regularly between Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour. The home location will be negotiated with the preferred candidate.
5. Project Coordinator Suicide Prevention
The Project Coordinator will:
- Coordinate the delivery of the project to enhance the capacity of Aboriginal people to engage in mental health and/or suicide prevention services.
- Collaborate with stakeholders and communities to enhance the capacity of service providers and the health system to improve access for Aboriginal people and deliver culturally competent mental health and/or suicide prevention services to Aboriginal people
- Collaborate with stakeholders to pilot new models of, or approaches to, mental health services/ suicide prevention services for Aboriginal people to demonstrate the effectiveness and/or efficiency of these models/approaches to achieve service integration and improved access to stepped care options across the service spectrum.
Your role responsibilities:
- Undertake comprehensive stakeholder engagement in the community ;
- Manage all aspects of a project;
- Work in partnership with stakeholders and service providers to build their cultural competency to effectively deliver culturally appropriate Mental Health and / or suicide prevention services and programs to Aboriginal clients and community members;
- Provide secretariat support to the panel of experts;
- Undertake evaluation and analysis of projects and services.
- Provide supervision, leadership, and management for one direct report; and
- Provide advice and assistance to Galambila AHS and Werin Aboriginal Corporation team members.
To be successful in the role you will:
- have demonstrated ability to manage projects, plan workloads, identify resource requirements and deliver outcomes against defined objectives;
- have extensive community and stakeholder engagement skills;
- have well developed communication skills including the ability to be sensitive, and respectful of Aboriginal Community members affected by suicide;
- have demonstrated ability to undertake analysis and evaluation of programs and services.
More details on the role responsibilities and the Selection Criteria can be obtained from the application pack.
Application packs can be obtained by emailing your request to Jane at mailto:HR@Galambila.org.au or Jen at Jen.Cook@Galambila.org.au. Alternatively you may obtain directly from the Galambila website.
Applications will close 5pm Tuesday, 12 September 2017
6. Aboriginal Health Support Worker – Mental Health Project
As the Aboriginal Health Support Worker – Mental Health Project you will be responsible for supporting the Project Coordinator implement and deliver the Mental Health Access Improvement Project by:
- Supporting the delivery of consultation and stakeholder engagement to enhance the health of Aboriginal people primarily focusing on the mental health access improvement project;
- Reviewing the social and emotional wellbeing needs of Aboriginal clients and identifying existing resources, services, service delivery structures, and the accessibility of services against these needs; and
- Supporting the service delivery improvements that focuses on social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal clients and community members.
Your role responsibilities:
- Support the comprehensive stakeholder engagement in the community;
- Provide project support to the Project Coordinator ;
- Work closely with the project coordinator in the delivery of building service providers cultural competency to effectively deliver culturally appropriate Mental health and / or suicide prevention services and programs to Aboriginal clients and community members;
- Support the evaluation and analysis of programs and services.
- Provide recommendations and advice on the health care needs of Aboriginal clients and community members;
- Work closely with the project coordinator to develop, implement and evaluate programs, resources and activities relating to Aboriginal health and wellbeing, illness and distress, including provision of education and information on health care issues to clients, community groups and organisations.
To be successful in the role you will
- have a proven ability to build rapport with community members, clients and other stakeholders;
- have extensive knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal traditional culture and history;
- Ability to function in a multi-disciplinary team; and
- Proven ability to prepare a variety of types of documentation including briefing notes, reports, and correspondence.
More details on the role responsibilities and the Selection Criteria can be obtained from the application pack.
Application packs can be obtained by emailing your request to Jane at HR@Galambila.org.au or Jen at Jen.Cook@Galambila.org.au.
Alternatively you may obtain directly from the Galambila website.
How to apply?
To submit your application for this role you will need to provide:
- Applicant details form;
- Your current resume;
- A cover letter highlighting your experience in project management and community engagement.
Applications will close 5pm Tuesday, 12 September 2017.
For more information, opportunity to discuss the role or to submit your application please contact Jane Lennis or Jen Cook By phone: 02) 6652 0850
Email: mailto:HR@Galambila.org.auor mailto:Jen.Cook@Galambila.org.auDrop in: Corner of Harbour Drive and Boambee Street, Coffs Harbour
to improve the health and welfare of Aboriginal Australians will be held in high
Generous salary packaging options are available. Relocation support will be
7. Nganampa Health Council :Mental Health Nurse (Remote Area)
Nganampa Health Council is an Aboriginal owned and controlled health organisation operating on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands in the far north west of South Australia. Across this area, we operate seven clinics, an aged care facility and assorted health related programs including aged care, sexual health, environmental health, health worker training, dental, women’s health, male health, children’s health and mental health.
When you join Nganampa Health, you are joining a community of primary health care professionals, united by our desire to make a difference. We learn and experience something new every day, and we are supported by the professionalism and spirit of our colleagues and our organisation.
Widely recognised as being an exemplar Aboriginal health service in the country, here at Nganampa Health we understand the power of every small step we make to support the health of our community. We embrace the diversity of our challenge and thrive on the rewards that come with it.
Further information can be found at www.nganampahealth.com.au
At Nganampa Health, our people are our greatest strength.
A fantastic opportunity now exists for a full-time Mental Health Nurse (Remote Area) to join their team. There is a strong preference for the position to be based on the APY Lands, although basing the position in Alice Springs with regular travel to the APY lands is negotiable.
Reporting to the Clinical Services Manager, you’ll be providing mental health intervention, consultancy and liaison to patients with a mental illness on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands.
Clinical work will be a large feature of this hands-on role, thus you must be confident putting your advanced skills into action on a regular basis.
More specifically, some of your key duties will include::
- Providing clinical services on referral and case coordination where appropriate, together with consultancy and guidance to clinic staff;
- Providing mental health services within the framework of an integrated primary health care service, utilising a multidisciplinary approach, and promoting and implementing coordinated care for clients;
- Providing assessment and crisis intervention services, treatment and case management in consultation with Nganampa Health Council Medical Officers and consultant psychiatrists;
- Coordinating and participating in psychiatrist visits;
- Orientation, clinical education, up-skilling, mentoring, and other support to registered nurses and Aboriginal Health Workers;
- Assisting in the ongoing collection of program data and evaluation of mental health services; and
- Participating in the development of mental health services and programs, contributing to the development and review of policies and protocols.
To be successful, you will be a Registered Nurse with postgraduate qualifications in Mental Health, in addition to having significant experience in the Mental Health field. You’ll be confident in managing your time effectively as you travel to and from communities, putting your working knowledge of contemporary mental health service delivery and primary health care into practice.
You will be hands-on in your work style and excited by the prospect of taking on a true outback position, from changing tyres on your 4WD to providing sensitive one-on-one care to clients.
We are seeking an adaptable and flexible individual who can display the initiative, discretion and cultural sensitivity needed to support and drive the organisation’s objectives and values. You must be able to both communicate and participate effectively within a cross-cultural, multi-disciplinary health team.
Candidates who are open to change, accepting of and interested in engaging with Aboriginal people, and comfortable living in a remote environment will be best suited to this position. Previous experience working with Aboriginal communities in a remote setting will be advantageous.
The successful candidate must be willing to undergo a Police Check. A manual driver’s licence is required for this position.
Experience driving a 4WD vehicle is also desirable, however a 4WD training course is provided in your orientation week if required.
Why join the Nganampa Health team.
In return for your professionalism, commitment and care, Nganampa Health brings you a truly unique and satisfying career opportunity.
We offer excellent financial rewards and the chance to develop a remarkable skill set and experience a different side to Australia. But most importantly, we empower you to make a difference on the frontline of primary health care for Indigenous Australians.
As a Mental Health Nurse at Nganampa Health, you will receive an excellent remuneration package of approximately $140,000 in cash benefits, plus non cash benefits estimated at $36,970 will be offered.
The range of benefits include:
- Annual district allowance;
- Furnished rent-free housing;
- Penalty & leave loadings and overtime entitlements;
- Free electricity and subsidised internet and telephone access;
- Relocation assistance (negotiable);
- Generous leave provisions: 6 weeks annual leave, 3 weeks recreation leave, 3 weeks sick leave and 2 weeks study leave!
- Annual airfares; and
- Salary sacrificing options to greatly increase your take home pay by up to $16,000!
To help you embrace the challenge, we provide a true learning culture, professional processes and unrivalled support for you and your patients. Join us and become an integral part of our close, collaborative staff community.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
Please note: Applications will close at 5.00 pm, Friday 1st September
8. Gidgee Healing Aboriginal Health Worker
About us:
Gidgee Healing provides a comprehensive and growing range of services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the areas of Mount Isa, North West and Lower Gulf of Carpentaria regions. Our core objective is to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to improve their health and welllbeing, whilst continually enhancing the quality and scope of care provided.
The opportunity:
The primary function of this position is to provide high quality services including assessment, examination, treatment and case management, along with contributing to the development of models of holistic health incorporating continuity of care.
The Aboriginal Health Workers work within a clinical team environment with the aim of improving the health status of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through the provision of comprehensive and culturally valid primary health care services.
The lifestyle:
The Mount Isa region is the gateway to the Outback of Queensland, offers a relaxed and casual lifestyle, with a wealth of camping and exploring, scenic national parks, gorges, as well as top river, lake and open water fishing and recreation.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply
To apply online, please click on the appropriate link below. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion, please contact Bronwyn Morgan on 07 4743 6681, quoting Ref No. 771351.
9-13 : Ceduna Koonibba Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (CKAHSAC)
As a Community Controlled Aboriginal Health Service, Ceduna Koonibba Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (CKAHSAC) provides a range of culturally safe and high quality services specifically designed to improve the wellness and health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
CKAHSAC is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to ensuring there is no discrimination in the workplace. For further information please visit our website www.ckahsac.org.au
These position will be based with Ceduna Koonibba Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation. The successful applicant will be required to undertake duties specified in the Job and Person Specification.
All enquiries and requests for Job Descriptions must be directed to Lee-Ann Miller, Human Resources Coordinator via
Email: Lee-Ann.Miller@ckahsac.org.au or telephone 8626 2500
How to Apply:
Applications in writing should address the selection criteria contained in the Job Description and include a cover letter outlining your suitability to the position.
Applications should be addressed to: Lee-Ann Miller, Human Resources Coordinator, CKAHSAC, PO Box 314, CEDUNA SA 5690.
CLOSING DATE: 5.00PM ON WEDNESDAY 6th SEPTEMBER 2017
Please note: Late applications will not be considered.
9.ABORIGINAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER/WORKER – several positions available
- Aboriginal Health Practitioner/Worker – Connected Beginnings (0 – 4 Years
- – 12 months with possibility of extension – Subject to funding
- Aboriginal Health Practitioner/Worker – New Directions (5 – 14 Years)
- – 12 month employment contract – Subject to funding
- Fixed Term Contract , subject to funding
- AHW 4 – salary range $67,635.00 to $70,762.00 per annum
- Essential – Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care qualifications
- Full Time 1.0 FTEThe position of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner/Worker is to provide flexible, holistic and culturally sensitive health services to clients and community, and to improve health outcomes and better access to health services.
10.Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner – sexual health
11.ABORIGINAL TORRES Strait Islander Health Practitioner/WORKER – Outreach – Female
12.ABORIGINAL TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HEALTH PRACTITIONER/WORKER – clinic – MALE
- Full Time , Up to 12 month contract SUJECT TO FUNDING
- AHW 4 – salary range $67,635.00 to $70,762.00 per annum
- Essential – ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HEALTH PRACTITIONER Certificate 4 – Sexual Health
- Essential – ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER
- HEALTH PRACTITIONER Certificate and/or 4 Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care – Outreach – Female and Clinic Male
- Several position available
The position of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner – Sexual Health is to provide flexible, holistic and culturally sensitive health services to clients and community, and to improve health outcomes and better access to health services.
The position of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner/Worker – Outreach – Female and Clinic – Male is to provide flexible, holistic and culturally sensitive health services to clients and community, and to improve health outcomes and better access to health services.
13.Registered Nurse – Mother’s and Babies Coordinator
Up to 12 month employment contract with a possible extension
RN 2 , Level 1 (Depending on qualifications)
Essential – Register Nurse with a current practicing certificate and a current Immunisationprovider
Full Time 1.0 FTE
The position of Registered Nurse – Mother’s and Babies Coordinator is to provide flexible, holistic and culturally sensitive health services to clients and community, and to improve health outcomes and better access to maternal women & child health services.
14.General Practitioner | Remote Aboriginal Health Service NT
You will work alongside an experienced team of 1 additional GP, 14 nurses, allied health workers, and an experienced support team. The hours of work are 5pmwith no on call or after hours. There is a pharmacy onsite, numerous health programs and visiting specialists weekly.The location
You will be located on the beautiful and untouched coastline of NT; right on the coast. This is an is an indigenous community in one of the largest most remote towns of Australia’s Northern Territory. The renowned fishing town is the major service centre for the population of 2,300 as well as more than 30 outstations or homelands, with a school, health clinic, multiple food outlets, two supermarkets, service station, arts centre, créche and a tarmac airport with daily commercial flights to Darwin.The Criteria
To be eligible for this position you must meet the following criteria:
- MBBS
- Vocational AHPRA registration
- Interest in indigenous health, Chronic Disease and remote GP work
The Package
On appointment for this position, you will be offered:
- OTE $240-350,000 per annum including
- Free Accommodation and full relocation assistance
- Quarterly return flights to Darwin with accommodation
- Yearly retention allowance lump sum $35,000
- Salary sacrificing up to $30,000
- Professional development allowance and Attraction allowance
- 4 return trips to Darwin per annum incl accommodation
- House, vehicle, laptop and phone
- Indemnity insurance reimbursed
07 3171 2929
15-34 .Employment at Miwatj Health NT
Miwatj Health offers a wide range of employment opportunities for health and other professionals, in a unique primary healthcare environment.
We offer satisfying career paths for doctors, nurses, Aboriginal Health Practitioners, allied health staff, public/population health practitioners, health informatics specialists, administrative, financial and management personnel.
If you are suitably qualified and are looking for a rewarding and challenging experience in one of the most diverse, beautiful and interesting regions of Australia, we invite you to apply for any of the current vacancies listed below.
All applications for current vacancies must include:
- a current Resumé,
- names and contact details of at least two referees, at least one of whom must be a employment referee.
We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, particularly those with links to and knowledge of local communities in the region.
Separately from the list of current vacancies, you may also submit a general expression of interest, with a current Resume, and we shall retain it on file for future reference if an appropriate vacancy arises.
Miwatj strongly prefers that all applications and expressions of interest submit your application via our recruitment platform by clicking the link below.
You may contact HR via recruitment@miwatj.com.au. However, if that is not possible, EOI or resume may be mailed or faxed, to arrive by the closing date, to:
Miwatj Health – Human Resources Department
PO Box 519
Nhulunbuy NT 0881
Fax number (08) 8987 1670
open to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants – Medibank considers this to be a genuine occupational requirement under the relevant anti-discrimination legislation.
The Tablelands region has diverse landscapes including world heritage rainforests, crater lakes, expansive savannahs and wetlands, along with a variety of rural and agricultural farming.
Located in Far North Queensland, west of Port Douglas and Cairns, known as the Gateway to Cape York, Mareeba offers friendly country hospitality and a range of experiences – from the Tableland’s beautiful waters to the Heritage Rainforest there is always something to captivate you.
Mareeba has excellent coffee, wineries, and only 45 minutes from Cairns where city meets country. Local Schools, quality high schools in the area
Work in new 2 storey building, state of art clinical equipment, professional team envrionment. Central to shopping centre, up to date technology. Computerised Medical data bases. AGPAL and ISO Accreditated Practice.
Be part of a multi dimensional profession and friendly team that works with an inspirational Primary Health Care model working in the Mareeba, Kuranda and Atherton areas.
We are a large Health Service with a general clinic, with linkages to Wellbeing and Family Support Services. We have a strong focus on Primary Health Care and Chronic Disease prevention.
We require a:
GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
Full and Part Time with the following qualifications:
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery or equivalent
Registration with the Medical Board of Queensland or able to apply on acceptance of offer. Fellowship of the RACGP or ACRRM
To commence as soon as possible.
For more information please email Human Resources Manager
EMAIL: hr@mulungu.org.au