Health professionals

Bring your skills to help close the gap

Your skills and expertise will improve access to quality healthcare for people living in remote communities. You will be challenged to grow in many ways, personally and professionally and have wraparound support every step of the way.

Working in a remote community will change your perspectives and diversify your career in a way you may never experience in the city.

We’re looking for GPs, Registered Nurses, oral health professionals and Audiologists who want to contribute to better health outcomes for Aboriginal communities in the NT.

It's OK if you haven’t worked in a remote community before – we’ll support you to transition and grow your skills in new areas.

We’ll also help you to build culturally responsive foundations that enhance your experience of working on Country.

 

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General
Practitioners

Be at the centre of community health as a NT Remote Locum Program GP. You will deliver primary healthcare in remote Aboriginal communities backed by a supportive network.

WORK AS A REMOTE GP

Registered
Nurses

Care for the community’s diverse health needs as a NT Remote Locum Program RN. Every day is different, but always interesting and rewarding.

WORK AS A REMOTE NURSE

Oral health
professionals

Be a part of preventing the unequally high rates of oral disease in remote communities as a NT Remote Locum Program Dentist, Dental Therapist or Dental Assistant.

WORK AS A REMOTE ORAL HEALTH WORKER

Audiologists
 

Help address the extensive hearing issues affecting health and education, and importantly, catch them early in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.

WORK AS A REMOTE AUDIOLOGIST