Community Services Scheduling Officer (50D) (Mandurah)

Community Services Scheduling Officer (50D) (Mandurah)

02 Aug
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South West Aboriginal Medical Service
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Mandurah

02 Aug

South West Aboriginal Medical Service

Mandurah

Community Services Scheduling Officer (50D)
South West Aboriginal Medical Service – Mandurah WA
TheSouth West Aboriginal Medical Service(SWAMS)is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service based in Bunbury which provides a variety of health services to Aboriginal people in the South West, Outstanding South, Upper wheatbelt and Peel Regions of Western Australia.
SWAMS delivers a wide range of Services including GP Clinics, Primary Health Care, Counselling and community host various programs.
SWAMS has a strong growth strategy through partnership opportunities and future community development.
SWAMS is dedicated to enhancing employment opportunities and outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
This position is designated under Section 50D of the Equal Opportunity Act **** (WA), and as such, only Aboriginal people are eligible to apply.
About the role
This position is responsible for overseeing and organising the rostered client services for the Aged Care team, with support as required to Allied Health teams, to support its goals and objectives.
The scope of the position includes operational support Operational administration and data management.
Key Responsibilities
Assist with reporting operational incidents, hazards, near misses, and service delivery issues in line with SWAMS policies and procedures.
Maintain professional and respectful communication with internal and external stakeholders.
Support accurate record management and data entry across corporate systems.
Assist with administrative and operational tasks to support Community Services.
Participate in continuous improvement activities, professional development, and performance reviews.




Provide administrative support and leave coverage for team members as required.
Reporting and Data Management
Assist with data collection, reporting, and research activities.
Maintain electronic records and information systems, including Visualcare, MOA, SharePoint, and LogiQC.
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent (Section 50D, Equal Opportunity Act).
Demonstrated experience in an administrative support role.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and relevant software applications.
Ability to manage competing priorities and meet deadlines.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work under pressure.
Experience in a community, health, or not-for-profit environment.
Experience in rostering or scheduling client services.
Current WA C or CA Class Driver's Licence.
Working with Children Check.
National Police Clearance.
NDIS Worker Screening Check.
In addition to this all applicants require satisfactory completion of a Drug and Alcohol test.
Unsatisfactory pre-employment checks will result in the offer of employment being withdrawn.
Why SWAMS?
Along with working with passionate people and being able to feel like you have contributed to something every day, SWAMS offers the following:
17.5% leave loading
Up to $18,550 salary packaging options
Generous leave allowances
For more information about SWAMS and the role:
About SWAMS, our great organisation - /
For queries – please contact Human Resources on **************.
This role will remain open until the successful applicant is found.
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📌 Community Services Scheduling Officer (50D) (Mandurah)
🏢 South West Aboriginal Medical Service
📍 Mandurah

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