About the Organisation
At Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation, our purpose is to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through culturally safe, holistic, person-centred care. With clinic services that include GP care, allied health support, chronic disease management, chronic ear and eye services, and community outreach programs, we stand for community-led wellbeing grounded in culture and respect.
Our team works closely with community Elders and families, providing services that are respectful, inclusive, strengths-based, and designed with mob, not just for them.
About the Benefits
At MKAC you’ll find more than a job — you’ll find purpose, community, and support. We offer:
- Work/life balance – Monday to Friday roster (no weekends or Public Holidays)
- Competitive salary
- Access to salary packaging including meal & entertainment card
- A safe and supportive workplace that genuinely values its team members
- The opportunity to work alongside highly skilled clinicians and dedicated support staff
- Ongoing professional development opportunities
About the Role
As a Care Coordinator – Integrated Team Care (ITC) at MKAC, you will play a key role in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients with chronic and complex health conditions to access coordinated, culturally safe care.
You will work closely with GPs, allied health professionals, hospitals, specialists, and community services to improve health outcomes and strengthen continuity of care.
Key responsibilities include:
- Coordinating care for clients with chronic and complex health needs through the Integrated Team Care program
- Developing, implementing, and monitoring client care plans in partnership with multidisciplinary teams
- Supporting clients to access medical, allied health, specialist, and community support services
- Advocating for culturally safe, client-centred healthcare and reducing barriers to care
- Providing health education, care navigation, and follow-up support to clients and families
- Assisting clients with referrals, transport coordination, and appointment scheduling where required
- Building strong relationships with community members, healthcare providers, and partner organisations
- Maintaining accurate clinical documentation and reporting requirements
Vacancies available across multiple sites with the choice of Parmelia or Armadale.
What We’re Looking For
We would love to hear from you if you have:
- Qualifications in Aboriginal Primary Health Care, Nursing, Community Services, or a related health field
- Experience in care coordination, case management, chronic disease management, or community health
- A strong understanding of culturally safe practice and Aboriginal community engagement
- Excellent communication, advocacy, and relationship-building skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team
- Knowledge of the healthcare system, referral pathways, and community support services
- Strong organisational and time management skills
A current driver’s licence and relevant clearances (Working with Children Check and National Police Clearance) are required.