Nursing - Community, Maternal & Child Health jobs in North Eastern VIC
• The average pay for Nursing - Community, Maternal & Child Health jobs in North Eastern VIC is $101K per year.
• Entry-level positions start at $69K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $136K per year.
• 2 companies are currently advertising Nursing - Community, Maternal & Child Health jobs in North Eastern VIC including Orbost Regional Health and Albury Wodonga Health.
• Top skills include LEADERSHIP, IT SKILLS, CLINICAL ASSESSMENT, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT and FINANCIAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT.
• Entry-level positions start at $69K per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to $136K per year.
• 2 companies are currently advertising Nursing - Community, Maternal & Child Health jobs in North Eastern VIC including Orbost Regional Health and Albury Wodonga Health.
• Top skills include LEADERSHIP, IT SKILLS, CLINICAL ASSESSMENT, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT and FINANCIAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT.
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Posted 6d ago
Full time
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Permanent
$123,716
Above avg.
$123K + super, salary packaging & travel allowance
Key points we found
- Deliver holistic maternal and women''s primary healthcare across remote NT communities.
- Provide continuity of care through pregnancy, contraception, and cervical screening.
- Collaborate with remote healthcare teams to strengthen regional maternal capability.
Expiring in 3d
Full time
·
Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$60k - $80k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Join a multidisciplinary team dedicated to improving health outcomes for Aboriginal women and families.
- Provide culturally safe support, education, and advocacy throughout pregnancy and early parenting.
- Strengthen cultural connections and improve health outcomes for mothers and children.
Posted 14d ago
Full time
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Permanent
Similar jobs pay
~$62k
Pay information not disclosed by advertiser
Key points we found
- Part-time Aboriginal Health Worker role supporting families and children
- Assist Aboriginal families in accessing healthcare and community services
- Build trust and positive relationships to promote health and wellbeing outcomes