The Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council (AH&MRC) assists Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs) across NSW to ensure they have access to an adequately resourced and skilled workforce to provide high-quality health care services for Aboriginal communities.
We work in collaboration with other Aboriginal health and non-Aboriginal health partners to address the social determinants of health and wellbeing.
We have strong fundamental values of unity, loyalty, inclusion and respect and are committed to carrying out our duties with professionalism and integrity.
Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited (AGPAL) – RACGP Standards 5th Edition and Quality Improvement Workshop Training AGPAL will be hosting a one-day face-to-face workshop in Tamworth on Thursday the 27th of February. The workshop will...
The Aboriginal Drug & Alcohol Network (ADAN) of NSW would like to invite you to its 14th ADAN Symposium in 2020. ADAN's focus has and will always be on building the capacity and strengthening networks between the Aboriginal Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) workforce. The 2020 theme will be “United Pathways”, acknowledging the importance of referral pathways and also developing relationships within the sector.
AH&MRC and the Aboriginal Drug & Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN) are co-hosting 4 regional SEWB & AOD Forums with a particular focus on referral pathways and partnerships.
The Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of NSW has been hosting meetings and conferences for years.
With a location as serene as Little Bay with sweeping sea views (even Dolphins on a good day!) and tucked away beautifully from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can select from our different venue hire packages.
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Little Bay Campus is the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) for the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council (AH&MRC) of NSW.
The Campus was created in order to provide culturally accredited educational courses in Aboriginal health and associated disciplines. Little Bay Campus aims to provide flexible and accessible learning environments for students of all abilities and backgrounds.
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This position aims to strengthen social and emotional wellbeing wherever possible by providing positive interventions for Aboriginal youth so that they can be strong, healthy and resilient individuals, which in turn may enhance pathways to education and employment and reduce substance abuse, violence and contact with the criminal justice system. The services delivered will be to Aboriginal youth between the ages of 12 – 24 years.
Applications close on 28/02/2020.
Katungul is seeking an Otitis Media and Eye Health Coordinator to provide culturally sensitive primary health care interventions to clients attending Katungul health and medical clinics under the supervision of Katungul General Practitioners and the Director of Health Services. This role includes conducting health assessments and Health Checks, performing health education, and liaising between clients and Katungul health specialists in order to improve the type and quality of care provided to clients.
Applications close on 25/02/2020.