/n About the Organisation /n At Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation, our purpose is to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through culturally safe, holistic, person-centred care. With clinic services that include GP care, allied health support, chronic disease management, chronic ear and eye services, and community outreach programs, we stand for community-led wellbeing grounded in culture and respect. /n Our team works closely with community Elders and families, providing services that are respectful, inclusive, strengths-based, and designed with mob, not just for them. /n /n About the Benefits /n At MKAC you’ll find more than a job — you’ll find purpose, community, and support.

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- Work/life balance – Monday to Friday roster (no weekends or Public Holidays)

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- Competitive salary

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- Access to salary packaging including meal & entertainment card

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- A safe and supportive workplace that genuinely values its team members

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- The opportunity to work alongside highly skilled clinicians and dedicated support staff

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- Ongoing professional development opportunities

/n /n /n About the Role /n As a Care Coordinator – Integrated Team Care (ITC) at MKAC, you will play a key role in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients with chronic and complex health conditions to access coordinated, culturally protected care. /n You will work closely with GPs, allied health professionals, hospitals, specialists, and community services to improve health outcomes and strengthen continuity of care. /n Key responsibilities include: /n /n





- Coordinating care for clients with chronic and complex health needs through the Integrated Team Care program

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- Developing, implementing, and monitoring client care plans in partnership with multidisciplinary teams

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- Supporting clients to access medical, allied health, specialist, and community support services

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- Advocating for culturally safe, client-centred healthcare and reducing barriers to care

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- Providing health education, care navigation, and follow-up support to clients and families

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- Assisting clients with referrals, transport coordination, and appointment scheduling where required

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- Building strong relationships with community members, healthcare providers, and partner organisations

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- Maintaining accurate clinical documentation and reporting requirements

/n /n Vacancies available across multiple sites with the choice of Parmelia or Armadale. /n /n What We’re Looking For /n We would love to hear from you if you have: /n /n

- Qualifications in Aboriginal Primary Health Care, Nursing, Community Services, or a related health field

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- Experience in care coordination, case management, chronic disease management, or community health

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- A strong understanding of culturally safe practice and Aboriginal community engagement

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- Excellent communication, advocacy, and relationship-building skills

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- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team

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- Knowledge of the healthcare system, referral pathways, and community support services

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- Strong organisational and time management skills

/n /n /n A current driver’s licence and relevant clearances (Working with Children Check and National Police Clearance) are required. /n

📌 Aboriginal Health Practitioner/Aboriginal Health Worker/ Enrolled Nurse (Perth)
🏢 Moorditj Koort Aboriginal
📍 Perth