Work With Us

Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service have formal partnerships with the NSWLHD, NACCHO, AH&MRC, RDN, Bila Muuji, WNSWPHN, Commonwealth Government, NIAA, NSW Ministry of Health and we encourage other service providers to work with us

Vacancies

Part-Time General Practitioner

Dubbo Regional Aboriginal Health Service (DRAHS) is seeking to employ a part time, experienced GP to join our team. At DRAHS we care for the whole community from pregnancy and early childhood, men’s and women’s health, preventative care and health promotion, complex chronic disease management, geriatrics and palliative care. With the support of our nursing staff, Aboriginal Health Workers, friendly receptionists and onsite management team, we pride ourselves in providing high quality medical care for our patients. We are also supported by a visiting dietician, podiatrist, pharmacist, optometrist, audiologist, Cardiologist, Womens Health and diabetic educator. The clinic also has access to regular telehealth clinics with specialists. DRAHS is a bulk billing clinic, operating between 8:30am and 5pm week days with no weekend shifts. On average GPs are expected to see between 15-20 patients per day. The successful applicant will be offered a generous salary with the option of further negotiations inclusive of superannuation. You will also have access to generous salary packaging options. Accommodation and vehicle will be available to assist with relocating to the region.

Regional IPTAAS Coordinator

Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service (CAHS) is seeking an enthusiastic person to fill the position of Regional IPTAAS Coordinator (Isolated Patient Travel and Accommodation Assistance Scheme). This role will work closely with the teams across the 3 CTG Aboriginal Health communities to provide support to clients seeking IPTAAS support.
The Regional IPTAAS Coordinator will promote the IPTAAS initiative, provide education and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people/s who are eligible to access support through IPTAAS to attend appointments. The Regional IPTAAS Coordinator will provide culturally appropriate support to clientele and improve the process to ensure clients have the support required in a timely manner NOTE: This is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identified position authorised by Section 14 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977, NSW.