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Aboriginal Health Worker / Practitioner - Aboriginal Maternal Infant Health Service
[Type: TEMPORARY, Industry: Healthcare, Category: Healthcare, Social Services & Nonprofit, Civil & Government]
Jobs at:
Western NSW Local Health District
Deadline of this Job:
Monday, June 8 2026
Duty Station:
Mount Druitt | Sydney NSW
Summary
Date Posted: Monday, June 1 2026, Base Salary: Not Disclosed
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Aboriginal Health Worker / Practitioner - Aboriginal Maternal Infant Health Service
Mount Druitt, Mount Druitt Hospital | Western Sydney
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1 additional location
Aboriginal Health Practitioner
REQ668321
5 hours ago
Role context, company overview
Make a positive impact on Aboriginal maternal and infant health
Work collaboratively with local Aboriginal communities and services
Promote culturally safe, accessible, and empowering healthcare
Build trust, advocate, and provide culturally safe care to support Aboriginal women and families in maternal health.
Join the Aboriginal Maternal & Infant Health Service (AMIHS) at Mount Druitt Hospital, dedicated to improving access to maternal health services for Aboriginal women and women having an Aboriginal baby. Become part of a passionate team focused on community engagement, culturally safe practices, and improved health outcomes.
Team info
- Be part of a supportive, culturally inclusive team within WSLHD
- Collaborate with Aboriginal Health staff and the New Directions Team
- Work from the Aboriginal Health Hub on the grounds of Mount Druitt Hospital
- Engage with local Aboriginal communities and key internal and external service providers
- Contribute to meaningful programs that strengthen maternal and infant health outcomes
Responsibilities or duties
In this vital role, you will work closely with the AMIHS Midwife and Aboriginal Health team to ensure Aboriginal women and their families receive culturally appropriate care, advocacy, and support.
- Establish, promote, and deliver culturally safe and accessible maternal health services
- Collaborate with maternity, child, and family health services and local Aboriginal programs to remove barriers to care
- Provide education, advocacy, referral, and support to Aboriginal women and families
- Facilitate access to clinical interventions, transport, and community services to meet social, emotional, and cultural needs
- Develop partnerships with communities and service providers to enhance program delivery, engagement, and positive health outcomes
Work Hours: 8
Experience in Months: 12
Level of Education: bachelor degree
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