Part Time 2 Days per Week (Tuesday & Thursday) Based at Albury delivering outreach services to Benalla & Wangaratta This is far more than a traditional nursing role. As the Outreach Nurse, you will act as a mobile healthcare provider, educator and trusted community partner, delivering culturally safe and respectful care directly to Aboriginal people living in regional and rural communities. Working from a fully equipped mobile health van, you will travel to Benalla and Wangaratta to provide a range of clinical services including: Health assessments and health checks Chronic disease management Wound care Medication management Preventative health care and education You will also play a vital role in supporting mental and emotional wellbeing, strengthening family and community connections, and assisting community members to access appropriate health and support services.

Working collaboratively, you will liaise with GPs, hospitals, specialists and other health providers to coordinate care, advocate for clients, and help ensure individuals receive the right care at the right time. This is a highly rewarding opportunity suited to an experienced nurse who is confident working independently, passionate about improving health outcomes, and committed to building strong, respectful relationships within Aboriginal communities. Location Requirements Applicants should ideally be based within the Albury–Wodonga region, as the outreach vehicle is housed at our Glenroy (Albury) site and must be returned there following each outreach day.

Applicants residing outside the region are welcome to apply, however, they must be willing and able to travel to Glenroy to commence and conclude each outreach shift. Why you will enjoy working at AWAHS Make a real impact by improving lives and strengthening community wellbeing Competitive remuneration package Access to salary packaging benefits up to $15,900 tax free Supportive leadership and a collaborative, inclusive team culture Ongoing training, professional development and career progression opportunities Confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family Be part of a growing organisation with exciting future developments across the Border region If you are passionate about improving health outcomes, value working in a supportive and culturally respectful environment, and want to be part of something bigger than just a job, we encourage you to apply and become part of the AWAHS journey. Contact Chiq on 0414 713430 for information

$48 per hour super salary packaging Full-time | 12-month contract (potential to extend) Albury & Wodonga At AWAHS, healthcare is more than treatment, it’s about connection, culture and community. Every day, the team works alongside Aboriginal people and families to improve health outcomes, close the gap and support stronger futures. AWAHS has a proud reputation for delivering holistic healthcare to our community on the Border for many years.

You will be involved in a variety of family medicine including triage, health assessments, chronic disease care, preventative care and supporting patients through their healthcare journey. Working alongside GPs, nurses and a supportive multidisciplinary team, you will play an important role in care planning, referrals, procedures, wound care and health promotion This is a role where your clinical skills meet purpose. Where care goes beyond symptoms, and you play a key part in supporting whole-of-person wellbeing, mind, body and spirit.

They don’t just provide healthcare. They care. Deeply .

The Role We are looking for a motivated and community-focused Practice Nurse (RN) to join the AWAHS team full-time for a 12-month contract, with the potential to extend.

In this role you will: Be the first point of support for clients, coordinating urgent GP appointments and managing waitlists with empathy and professionalism Work collaboratively with GPs, allied health and external providers to ensure clients receive seamless, quality care Provide hands-on nursing support including wound care, diagnostic procedures, chronic disease management and health assessments Assist with medication management and initial emergency presentations Support health promotion and preventative programs across all ages, from children to Elders What We Are Looking For We would love to hear from you if you are: An AHPRA Registered Nurse with a minimum of 2 years community practice experience with strong clinical experience Skilled in wound management, chronic disease care and health assessments Experienced and confident in diagnostic procedures and minor interventions Accredited Nurse Immuniser (or prepared to obtain) Passionate about health promotion, prevention and community wellbeing Able to thrive in a fast-paced, team environment where collaboration matters Strong interpersonal skills, integrity and excellent time management Understanding of health issues impacting Aboriginal people A current Working with Children Check and Driver’s Licence A willingness to obtain a satisfactory Police Check Why You Will Love Working With AWAHS Meaningful work: Make a genuine difference in the lives of Aboriginal families and communities Attractive benefits: Salary packaging of up to $15,900 tax-free, plus superannuation Supportive team: Inclusive culture, professional development, supervision and EAP access Career growth: Opportunities to develop your skills and progress your career through training and internal opportunities Progressive organisation: Contribute to an expanding service with a new health precinct underway in Wodonga This is more than a nursing role, it is an opportunity to be part of something meaningful, surrounded by a team that values care, connection and culture. If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you.