Aboriginal Youth health Worker

Make a meaningful impact for Aboriginal young people aged 1224 Deliver culturally responsive, community-led youth health services Build strong community connections across Western Sydney Local Health DistrictBuild trust, deliver culturally safe care and empower Aboriginal young people to improve their health and wellbeing through early intervention, case management and community connection.Employment Type: Permanent Full TimePosition Classification: Aboriginal Health Practitioner, Aboriginal Health Worker, Health Education Officer Graduate, Health Education Officer Non Graduate, Dietitian Level 1, Dietitian Level 2, Exercise Physiologist Level 1, Exercise Physiologist Level 2, Occupational Therapist Level 1, Occupational Therapist Level 2, Social Worker Level 1, Social Worker Level 2RemunerationAboriginal Health Practitioner: $72,186 - $93,971 per annumAboriginal Health Worker: $65,012 - $93,971 per annumHealth Education Officer Graduate: $74,326 - $118,754 per annumHealth Education Officer Non Graduate: $64,985 - $93,974 per annumDietitian Level 1/2, Exercise Physiologist Level 1/2, Occupational Therapist Level 1/2 and Social Worker Level 1/2: $76,364 - $108,943 per annumHours Per Week: 38Location: Mount Druitt Community Health Centre, Western Area Adolescent TeamWhere you''ll be workingYou will be based at Mount Druitt Community Health Centre, working within the Western Area Adolescent Team, a specialist youth health service committed to culturally safe, inclusive and accessible care for young people across Western Sydney. The team works in close partnership with Aboriginal communities, internal health services and external agencies to support young people experiencing vulnerability, marginalisation or complex health needs. You will be part of a supportive and values-driven environment that promotes collaboration, professional growth and culturally responsive practice.You''ll Be Supported ByA multidisciplinary team passionate about youth health and early interventionStrong partnerships with Aboriginal community organisations and servicesA culture that values cultural knowledge, lived experience and advocacyOpportunities to work across multiple WSLHD sites and community settingsOngoing clinical supervision and professional developmentWhat You''ll Be DoingAs an Aboriginal Youth Health Worker, you will play a vital role in improving access to health and support services for Aboriginal young people through culturally appropriate, client-centred practice.You WillProvide direct support to marginalised and at-risk young people through assertive case management, brief interventions, group work and health educationBuild strong relationships with Aboriginal young people, families, communities and service providers to support continuity of careDevelop, implement and evaluate Aboriginal-specific early intervention and prevention programs and resourcesAdvocate for young people to ensure their health needs are heard and addressed within the health systemParticipate in youth health intake, assessment, referral pathways and clinical supervision in line with best practiceHow To ApplyApply online by submitting your resume and addressing the criteria listed below by providing examples that demonstrate your ability before the closing date.Essential CriteriaQualification: Relevant qualification in social sciences, health or related field.Evidence of Diversity claim if applicable (state which category): Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.Selection CriteriaThis is an Identified Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander Position. Applicants for this position must be of Aboriginal descent through parentage, identification as being Aboriginal and being accepted in the community as such. Exemption is claimed under Section 14 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977.Relevant qualifications in social sciences, health or related field and experience in the delivery of services to young people (aged 12-24 years).Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultures and have established links with the local Aboriginal community.Demonstrated understanding of health issues that affect Aboriginal communities and strategies to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal people.Demonstrated knowledge and / or experience in developing, implementing, reviewing, and evaluating culturally appropriate health education / health promotion / community development programs and initiatives to Aboriginal communities.Demonstrated ability to build and maintain successful partnerships with relevant partners including government and non-government organisations and community-based organisations.Demonstrated ability to work autonomously and as a member of a multidisciplinary team with excellent organisational, written and verbal communication skills.Current NSW class C drivers license and willing to use for work purposes.Requisition ID: REQ637130Applications Close: 22nd February 2026Need more information?Find out more about applying for this position.Review the detailed Position Description for insights into role requirements and criteria.Explore the selection process, employment checks, outcomes and notifications.For inquiries about the role, contact Nina Livingstone at or Secure up to $12,000 for your health studies NSW Health offers Tertiary Health Study Subsidies for Open to new and graduating students entering NSW Health. Click here for more infoPeople with disabilities who meet the selection criteria are encouraged to apply; and where required, WSLHD will implement reasonable adjustment consistent with industry standard.Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply. Stepping Up aims to assist Aboriginal job applicants by providing information about applying for roles in NSW Health organisations. For more information, please visit .Please note: To be eligible for permanent appointment to a position in NSW Health, you must have an Australian citizenship or permanent Australian residency.#S-DNI

Created: 2026-02-23