Aboriginal Health Practitioner jobs in East Arnhem NT 0822
• The average pay for Aboriginal Health Practitioner jobs in East Arnhem NT 0822 is $345K per year.
• Entry-level positions start at $294K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $455K per year.
• andompanies are currently advertising Aboriginal Health Practitioner jobs in East Arnhem NT 0822 including Northern Territory PHN.
• Top skills include TEAMWORK, Community Health, CULTURAL COMPETENCY, Fellowship of RACGP or ACRRM and LEADERSHIP.
• Entry-level positions start at $294K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $455K per year.
• andompanies are currently advertising Aboriginal Health Practitioner jobs in East Arnhem NT 0822 including Northern Territory PHN.
• Top skills include TEAMWORK, Community Health, CULTURAL COMPETENCY, Fellowship of RACGP or ACRRM and LEADERSHIP.
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+60d ago
Full time
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Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$294k - $306k
Competitive salary of $294,000 – $306,000
Key points we found
- Immediate opportunities for General Practitioners in East Arnhem Land
- Competitive remuneration package and various employee benefits
- Work in remote Aboriginal communities with a focus on culturally safe healthcare delivery
+60d ago
Full time
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Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$295k - $306k
$295000 - $306000 | Highly competitive salary package
Key points we found
- Join Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation in Galiwin’ku, NT.
- Participate in clinical routines and health promotion activities.
- Enjoy a competitive salary package with relocation assistance.
Posted 12d ago
Full time
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Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$307k - $317k
$307000 - $317000 | Competitive salary package
Key points we found
- Lead the GP team in providing medical services at the Galiwin’ku Health Service.
- Provide health education and participate in health promotion activities.
- Access professional development opportunities and comprehensive leave.
+60d ago
Casual/Holiday
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Contract
Similar jobs pay
~$350k+ pro rata
$1800 per day
Key points we found
- Provide medical care in a supported clinic environment
- Work with local Aboriginal communities and health staff
- Access additional clinical support as needed