This weeks #Jobalerts
Please note : Before completing a job application please check with the ACCHO that the job is still open
For scholarships see Part 2 below after job listings
Jobs of the week
There are 4 JOBS AT Apunipima Cairns and Cape York
- Team Leader Visiting Services
- Area Manager (PHC)
- Clinical Quality and Safety Manager
- Maternal and Child Health Worker
There are 5 JOBS AT IUIH Brisbane
+ Admin Support Officer (Ongoing, Full Time Position – Based at Windsor) + Team Leader (North) – MATSICHS Social Health (Ongoing, Full Time) + Regional Eye Health Assistant (Ongoing, Full Time) + Care Coordinator CCSS (Ongoing, Full Time position located in Caboolture) MATSICHS + Family Wellbeing Worker – MATSICHS Family Wellbeing Service (Ongoing, Full Time)
There are 12 JOBS at ATSICHS Brisbane
As part of our commitment to providing the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community of Brisbane with a comprehensive range of primary health care, youth, child safety, mental health, dental and aged care services, we employ approximately 150 people across our locations at Woolloongabba, Woodridge, Northgate, Acacia Ridge, Browns Plains, Eagleby and East Brisbane.
The roles at ATSICHS are diverse and include, but are not limited to the following:
- Aboriginal Health Workers
- Registered Nurses
- Transport Drivers
- Medical Receptionists
- Administrative and Management roles
- Medical professionals
- Dentists and Dental Assistants
- Allied Health Staff
- Support Workers
Jobs of the week 35 positions in the NT Alice Spring ,Darwin East Arnhem Land and Katherine
There are 10 JOBS at Congress Alice Springs
There are 21 JOBS at Miwatj Health Arnhem Land
Deputy Chief Executive Officer*
Full-time / 2 Year Contract
• Work collaboratively with the CEO
• Provide strong internal leadership
• Achieve Danila Dilba’s strategic and operational goals
Working collaboratively with the CEO, in this position you will provide strong internal leadership and day-to-day management to Corporate Services enabling Danila Dilba Health Service to achieve its strategic and operational goals.
The position actively engages and liaises with internal and external stakeholders, effectively communicating the organisation’s vision and strategies. You will lead an advocacy agenda for Danila Dilba to influence decision makers on policy issues related to Aboriginal health and wellbeing.
You will have demonstrated strategic leadership and planning skills, with strengths in business development and advocacy. You will possess a strong understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and aspirations and the role of community controlled health organisations.
You will be a creative communicator with Knowledge of State/Territory and Federal Government agencies and funding arrangements and proven experience in managing funded programs.
For further information please contact Sulal Mathai, Human Resource Manager on 0488 973 787 or email Sulal.mathai@ddhs.org.au
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: MONDAY 30 APRIL 2018
All applicants must limit applications to a one page summary sheet and submit with resume ONLINE HERE
For a copy of the position description and information pack, click the link below:
All Employees must hold a current Drivers Licence, be willing to undergo a Police Check and be able to obtain Ochre card clearance
*Identified position for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
There are 4 JOBS at Wurli Katherine
Job Ref : N2018- 111
ACCHO Member : Gidgee Healing
Position : Deadly Choices Tobacco Action Officer
Location : Normaton Qld
Closing Date : 27 April
Job Ref : N2018 – 112
ACCHO Member : Mawarnkarra Health Service
Position : Chronic Disease Registered Nurse
Location : Port Headland WA
Closing Date : On Application
Job Ref : N2018 113
ACCHO Member : KAMS
Position : RTO Educator
Location : Broome – WA
Closing Date : On application
Job Ref : N2018 – 114
ACCHO Member : Sunrise ACCHO
Position : Senior Consultant People and Capability
Location : Katherine – NT
Closing Date : 29 April
Job Ref : N2018 – 115
ACCHO Member : AHCWA
Position : Clinical Operations Manager
Location : Geraldton – WA
Closing Date : 29 April
Job Ref : N2018 – 116
ACCHO Member : AWABAKAL ACCHO
Position : General Practitioners (2)
Location : Newcastle – NSW
Closing Date :
How to submit a Indigenous Health #jobalert ?
NACCHO Affiliate , Member , Government Department or stakeholders
If you have a job vacancy in Indigenous Health
Email to Colin Cowell NACCHO Media
Tuesday by 4.30 pm for publication each Wednesday
Scholarships available for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Midwifery student and Midwives. Applications close April 22.
Applications are now open to lead the Indigenous Girls’ STEM Academy!
An exciting opportunity to invest in a generation of #STEM #FemaleLeaders. Apps close 4 May. #IndigenousSTEM
Applications are open for Round 1 of the IAHA RFDS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Scholarship, which aims to support Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander allied health students to undertake a remote/rural clinical placement.
Apply here – http://bit.ly/2qhu8tL
Applications for Milparanga – developing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership.
Milparanga is a leadership development program and was formerly known as the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leaders Program (NATSILP).
It is an 11-day, two session program, with the first session taking place in a regional location and the second session taking place in Canberra. Milparanga is for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person who are 21 years or older.
There are full scholarships available (Australian Government), as well as placements for those who obtain their own funding.
The cost of Milparanga is $12,500 plus GST. This includes all accommodation, meals, on course travel, and equipment. Participants may be responsible for a small component of their travel to and from major transport services.
The participant contribution is $200 plus GST towards program costs and for lifetime membership of the Network of Fellows of the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation. They may also be responsible for a small component of their travel to and from major transport services.
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Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Queensland can now apply to participate in this year’s Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Program (QIYLP).
Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Jackie Trad urged eligible people to apply and reap the benefits of QIYLP.
“This program is extremely beneficial to some of our youngest generations as it allows participants to develop their skills and gain valuable leadership experience,” Ms Trad said.
“QIYLP nourishes the ideas of young and emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders – allowing them to grow and create positive change in their communities.”
Minister for Child Safety, Youth and Women Di Farmer said the Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Program was a wonderful opportunity for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to develop leadership skills and learn about influencing change.
“The program brings together 40 participants from across the state to participate in a six-day residential program where not only will they develop leadership skills but they will also learn about the democratic processes in Queensland,” Ms Farmer said.
“The program is one of the country’s most prestigious and effective Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young leadership
programs.
“The young participants will undertake a range of experiences in QIYLP including leadership and professional development workshops, mentoring and networking opportunities and attend parliament workshops.”
“Many of these young people could be Indigenous or community leaders of the future and it is a great chance for them to have this type of experience under their belts as they embark into leadership roles,” Ms Farmer said.
“Applications are now open for those aged 18 to 25 years, for the six-day residential program that will take place in Brisbane from 30 June 2018 to 5 July 2018.
“There has already been more than 450 young people participate in QIYLP since its original inception in 2004 as a three day program, and what is even more pleasing is to see some returning as mentors and co-facilitators at this year’s program.
“I’d urge any young Aboriginal and Torres Strait young person to consider applying for the QIYLP.”
QIYLP is co-delivered by the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women and the Queensland Parliamentary Service, and supported through a partnership with mining company Glencore.
Applications are open now and will close on 4 May 2018.
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