About Moorditj Koort
Moorditj Koort is an Aboriginal community-controlled organisation supporting the health and wellness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Western Australia.
We deliver culturally secure primary health care, chronic disease support, health promotion, outreach, SEWB programs and community-led initiatives.
Our vision is to support healthy, robust and flourishing Aboriginal communities through a holistic, one-stop-shop model grounded in culture and community voice.
About the Role
We are seeking a passionate, community-focused Health Promotion Officer to deliver culturally strong prevention, health education, and lifestyle programs across our sites.
You will work closely with families, Elders and community members to:
plan, deliver and evaluate health promotion activities
support participation in healthy lifestyle programs (walking groups, yarning sessions, nutrition/exercise)
strengthen pathways to GP Management Plans, Adult Health Checks and chronic disease programs
increase awareness of Closing the Gap initiatives
build trusted relationships with community
promote MKAC programs at events and community gatherings
gather feedback to ensure programs stay community-led
support outreach and engagement activities
maintain accurate records and contribute to program reporting
champion culturally safe practice across all interactions
This is a hands-on, community-facing role ideal for someone who is culturally grounded,



confident engaging with community, and passionate about health and wellbeing.
What You'll Bring
Mandatory Qualifications
Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Practice
(or equivalent qualification leading to AHPRA registration)
Valid AHPRA registration
Essential Skills & Experience
Experience working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities
Strong communication and relationship-building skills
Understanding of culturally secure and person-centred care
Experience in health promotion, community engagement or lifestyle programs
High standard of record-keeping and reporting
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and electronic medical record systems
Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
WA Driver's Licence, National Police Clearance (≤3 months), WWCC, Vulnerable People Check
COVID-19 vaccination (as per current directives)
Personal Attributes
Culturally respectful and community-strong
Empathetic, patient and engaging
Motivated, proactive and able to show initiative
Confident at yarning and building trusting relationships
Committed to teamwork, self-care and ongoing learning
Why Join MKAC?
Salary packaging up to $30,000 (FBT exempt)
Supportive, culturally safe work environment
Work with a respected ACCHO making real impact
Ongoing training and development opportunities
Meaningful, community-driven work every day

📌 Healthy Lifestyle Officer (Perth)
🏢 Moorditj Koort Aboriginal
📍 Perth