Job Type: Full time

Job DescriptionNote: This is an Identified position for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People. Aboriginality is a genuine qualification authorised under Section 14(d) of the Anti-Discrimination ACT 1977Employment Type: Full-TimePosition Classification: Aboriginal Health Worker – Child and FamilyLocation: WellingtonHours Per Week: 38We are currently looking for an Aboriginal Health Worker to join our Social and Emotional Wellbeing Team in Wellington. The Aboriginal Health Worker will provide an integrated service to indigenous children and families at risk; provide case management and intervention, education and community awareness with the purpose of building resilience around social and financial disadvantage.Key Responsibilities but not limited to:Sound understanding of the principles of case managementKnowledge of the health and social milestones in child developmentAbility to assess the vulnerabilities of children and familiesProven ability to work collaboratively with other services to meet the needs of vulnerable children and familiesUnderstanding of services in the community and the referral pathways for clients to access servicesUnder the instruction and guidance of the Team Leader engage in parenting education both individual and group,



in order to improve outcomes for children and familiesUnder the instruction and guidance of the Team Leader engage in community events to raise the profile of the program and create child friendly communitiesIdentify barriers to good parenting and family relationships and engage with services, where appropriate, to assist in breaking down the barriersAssist children and families in the transition through the various child care and education streamsKnowledge and understanding of the issues that impact on Aboriginal people and Aboriginal communitiesEssential Criteria:Aboriginality.Certificate III in Aboriginal Primary Health CareDemonstrated experience in providing health services to Aboriginal people in the community and/or primary health care nursing.Proven ability to work well within a service team.Demonstrated experience of working independently and/or showing initiative in relation to patient care.Knowledge and understanding of the issues that impact on Aboriginal people and Aboriginal communities.Understanding and knowledge of specialist medical, allied health and support services locally.A Current National Police Check.A Current Working With Childrens Check NSW.Current Driver's License that allows you to drive in Australia.Benefits:A competitive salaryGenerous not-for-profit salary packagingBecoming an integral part of an enthusiastic and diligent NFP OrganisationFor more information please contact

📌 Aboriginal Health Worker - Child and Family (New South Wales)
🏢 Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service
📍 New South Wales