Seeking a Male RAN to assist with culturally appropriate care
FIFO – 1 month on 1 month off
Eligibility for Support Grant

Why Pintupi?
Pintupi Homelands Health Service Aboriginal Corporation (PHHSA) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) established in 1985, providing holistic healthcare to the Pintupi people of the very remote community of Kintore (Walungurru). PHHSA has an extensive range of clinical services and programs. An emphasis is being placed on preventive health and community involvement in a commitment to Closing the Gap and improve the health and well-being of Kintore (Walungurru) Community.

What’s in it for you?
As an organisation, we empower the community to have a healthy and happy future. As an employer, we empower our staff with a culture that puts forth your holistic well-being.

While you are working hard to provide the best support and care to the community, we have your back! At PHHS, we look after every staff member to make them feel at home away from home. We offer the best support to our staff so that they have the best experience at work and beyond.

$165,000 Salary (pro rata)
Salary Sacrifice $15,900 and superannuation
FIFO roster – 1 month on 1 month off
Travel and accommodation
Paid freight costs for grocery deliveries from Alice Springs to Kintore (IGA, butchers, fruit & vegetables)
Paid travel to and from Kintore to your place of engagement
Annual retention bonus
Fantastic team and work culture

What’s the role?
The role of RAN is to work as part of the PHHS clinical team delivering a comprehensive approach to primary health and integrated emergency care which includes but not limited to:
Maintenance of patient information and management system (which includes recalls and information that are sensitive in nature)
Treatment of acute illness
24/7 Emergency care
Antenatal and post-natal care
Child health care
Child and adult immunisations
Well person screening
Management of chronic disease
Sexual health

The RAN must adhere to PHHS core values and proactively contribute to PHHS vision of providing a high quality, culturally safe and appropriate health care.

Is the role right for you?

Registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) as a Registered Nurse;

Manual Drivers Licence and a willingness to travel by 4WD

A minimum of three years full-time broad-based nursing experience demonstrating a sound professional background and ability to work with minimal supervision and/or with autonomy; and

Understanding of issues affecting Aboriginal health, principles of Primary Health Care and relevant legislation governing work practice

What’s it like living in Kintore?
Walungurru aka Kintore is situated 530 kilometres west of Alice Springs in the Pintupi Homelands, nestled at the base of culturally important hills, Pulikatjara, meaning two hills. The population is around 450 and mostly made up of Pintupi people with a small population of Walpiri people. The community dates back to 1981 when the Pintupi moved back from Papunya. The main language spoken is Pintupi/Luritja, with other languages such as Warlpiri, Arrenda and Pitjantjatjara also spoken. Often English is a third or fourth language of a community member.