Male Registered Nurse

Nursing

Posted: 8 Mar 2023

Location: Tennant Creek NT

Anyinginyi is a multi-disciplinary organisation which provides primary health care services to the Aboriginal people of Tennant Creek and the surrounding Barkly region, dedicated to ‘Closing the Gap’ in Aboriginal health within remote Australia.

  • Short term contract
  • Reward­ing career options in a dynam­ic workplace
  • Sub­sidised accommodation

Why Anyinginyi?

Anyinginyi is a mul­ti-dis­ci­pli­nary organ­i­sa­tion which pro­vides pri­ma­ry health care ser­vices to the Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple of Ten­nant Creek and the sur­round­ing Bark­ly region, ded­i­cat­ed to Clos­ing the Gap’ in Abo­rig­i­nal health with­in remote Aus­tralia. Anyinginyi has a holis­tic approach to health ensur­ing that clients’ phys­i­cal and emo­tion­al health and well­be­ing is giv­en the utmost priority.

What’s in it for you?

  • Salary of $97,333 — $103,994 p/​a
  • Free gym mem­ber­ship, free gen­er­al den­tistry, and sub­sidised accommodation
  • Pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment allowance of $1,300p/a
  • Relo­ca­tion Assistance

What’s the role?

  • Triag­ing and sup­port­ing Abo­rig­i­nal and Tor­res strait Islander clients in remote com­mu­ni­ties appro­pri­ate­ly and respond­ing prompt­ly to all emer­gency health care needs
  • Con­duct­ing oppor­tunis­tic and sched­uled health assess­ments, immu­ni­sa­tions and treat­ment of clients, as well as deliv­er­ing health edu­ca­tion and health pro­mo­tion, as per CARPA guide­lines, with­in the scope of practice
  • Main­tain­ing high qual­i­ty of prac­tice knowl­edge, skills, and exper­tise through meet­ing the con­tin­u­ing pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment stan­dards set by AHPRA, and meet­ing any oth­er Manda­to­ry Reg­is­tra­tion Standards
  • Par­tic­i­pat­ing in deal­ing with issues affect­ing the social and emo­tion­al well­be­ing of the com­mu­ni­ty in line and asso­ci­at­ed with Wom­en’s health activities

Is the role right for you?

  • Evi­denced under­stand­ing of the Pri­ma­ry Health Care sys­tem and key issues rel­e­vant to clos­ing the gap in health out­comes for Abo­rig­i­nal and Tor­res Strait Islander peoples
  • Abil­i­ty to com­mu­ni­cate sen­si­tive­ly and cul­tur­al­ly appro­pri­ate to sup­port the deliv­ery of pro­grams and services.
  • Cur­rent cer­ti­fi­ca­tion to give vac­cines in the North­ern Ter­ri­to­ry or abil­i­ty to achieve this.
  • Expe­ri­ence, skills and knowl­edge in mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary team­work and con­flict management.
  • Expe­ri­ence work­ing with an Abo­rig­i­nal organ­i­sa­tion or com­mu­ni­ties will be high­ly regard­ed but is not essen­tial, pro­vid­ed you are able to demon­strate a clear under­stand­ing of the issues per­tain­ing to Abo­rig­i­nal Pri­ma­ry Health Care and the social deter­mi­nants of health in our sur­round­ing communities.

What’s it like liv­ing in Ten­nant Creek?

Year-round blue skies, stun­ning land­scapes, and vibrant, diverse, and warm com­mu­ni­ties — that’s life in the North­ern Ter­ri­to­ry! Only a short flight from most Aus­tralian cities, Ten­nant Creek is not just a must-see des­ti­na­tion renowned for its indi­vid­ual iden­ti­ty and rich cul­tur­al her­itage but is a remark­able com­mu­ni­ty to set up home in! As a small region­al cen­tre, Ten­nant Creek does not have the facil­i­ties one would find in larg­er coun­try towns like Kather­ine or Alice Springs how­ev­er it does pro­vide for all the basics that most peo­ple require, and sev­er­al tourist attrac­tions with­in easy reach like the beau­ti­ful Lake Mary Ann.

Want to find out more about this oppor­tu­ni­ty? Please con­tact Megan Den­nis on 08 8982 1002 or recruitment@​ntphn.​org.​au