07 Sep
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National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
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Albury
07 Sep
National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
Albury
Location: NSW
Contact phone: **********
Full time
Maternal and Child Health Nurse (VIC)
• Excellent remuneration + salary packaging
Are you a passionate Registered Nurse with qualifications in Child and Family Health?
Do you want to make a real difference in the lives of local Aboriginal children and families?
AWAHS is a community-controlled, culturally safe health organisation delivering high-quality primary care to Aboriginal people in Albury, Wodonga, and surrounding areas for over 20 years.
With a team of over 90 dedicated professionals, we are committed to creating generational change and better health outcomes for our community.
We are seeking a part time Maternal and Child Health Nurse to deliver culturally safe, holistic and community focussed care to Aboriginal children (0–6 years) an d families across the Albury Wodonga region.
Working two days per week (Mondays and Wednesdays) , You will provide warm, respectful and flexible care that empowers families to choose how they engage with the service.
This includes delivering the Victorian Universal MCH Program, Key Ages & Stages (KAS) consultations, childhood immunisation support, and participating in community-based programs and activities.
A key focus of the role is strengthening positive early childhood outcomes, supporting parents during early parenting journeys, and offering an enhanced level of care to families who may be experiencing vulnerability or at higher risk of poor outcomes.
You will be part of a passionate Aboriginal-led team, working in partnership with families, community, and health services to ensure culturally responsive, high-quality support.
This position also contributes to building a strong, sustainable Aboriginal MCH workforce within the region.
In this role, you will:
Provide culturally safe and responsive MCH services to Aboriginal families
Deliver flexible and community-based early childhood care,
including KAS consultations and home visiting programs to families with newborns
Conduct health surveillance and screening for children aged 0–6
Support and coordinate immunisation services for families
Engage in culturally led programs and family-focused activities and support parenting through education, counselling and group sessions
Promote early intervention and health promotion
Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to strengthen Aboriginal maternal and child health services
What You will Bring:
Current registration with the Nurses Board of Victoria as RN (Div1) and Midwife with additional qualifications in Maternal and Child Health Nursing
Accreditation as a nurse immuniser (or willingness to complete the nurse immuniser course within 6 months of commencement)
Understanding of current health and social impacts relevant to Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities
Excellent interpersonal, communication and organisational skills
Current driver's licence and clearances (WWCC, Police Check)
Why Join AWAHS?
Generous benefits – Access to salary packaging of up to $15,900 tax-free per year
Supportive environment – Join a welcoming and inclusive team with access to professional development, supervision, and an Employee Assistance Program
Work with purpose – The opportunity to play a key role instrengthening the operations of a community health service
Career growth – Be part of the senior management team, contributing to organisational strategy and service improvement
Positive workplace – A supportive and culturally secure workplace where your leadership makes a difference
Progressive organisation – Expanding facilities in Albury and new health precinct currently being built in Wodongathat you canbe a part of
Together, let's grow strong families and healthy futures and be part of a holistic health care supporting families to thrive .
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📌 Maternal & Child Health Nurse (Albury)
🏢 National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
📍 Albury