Play a vital finance support role in a culturally impactful community program

$80,000 + 6 weeks annual leave + $1,300 Remote Annual Allowance

Based in beautiful Broome, WA – make a real difference in your community

About BRAMS

Established in 1978, Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (BRAMS) was the first remote Aboriginal Medical Service in Western Australia. Committed to the core principles of Aboriginal self-determination, access, equity, empowerment and reconciliation, they are an Aboriginal community owned and controlled health service that provides holistic, culturally appropriate curative services as well as integrated preventative programs.

With a strong governance structure and comprehensive strategic plan, BRAMS continues to grow and expand their offerings to ensure they can achieve their vision of Healthy People, Strong Communities, and Bright Futures.

About the Opportunity

BRAMS is looking for a full-time Finance Officer based in Broome, WA, to support the financial operations of BRAMS and of the newly established Leaving Violence Program (LVP). This position will provide essential finance and administrative functions to ensure smooth delivery of support services.

More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Booking and managing travel and accommodation for clients fleeing domestic violence

Supporting payroll operations, including acting as backup for payroll processing

Supporting accounts payable and receivable

Performing financial checks, reconciliations, and peer reviews

Assisting with reporting and compliance as required by program and funding bodies

Collaborating with other team members and services to support the program’s financial integrity

About You

To qualify, you will ideally have experience in finance or bookkeeping, and a high level of integrity and attention to detail. While formal qualifications are not essential, your ability to operate reliably and learn new systems will be key.

We’re particularly interested in individuals who are:

Honest, trustworthy, and organised

Detail-oriented and accurate with numbers

Comfortable working in a trauma-informed, culturally sensitive environment

Willing to learn and grow within the role

Respectful of confidentiality and professional boundaries

Experience within an Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) or similar community health setting is highly desirable, but not mandatory.

This is a meaningful opportunity for someone who thrives in a supportive team environment and is committed to making a genuine difference in the lives of others.

About the Benefits

Competitive Salary: $80,000 annually, based on your skills and experience.

Superannuation and salary packaging to maximise your take-home pay

$1,300 Remote Annual Allowance

6 weeks annual leave

Leave loading for extra financial support during time off

Professional development opportunities to grow your leadership skills

Access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for personal and professional support

Fun social activities to foster a collaborative workplace

The chance to live in a picturesque location while making a real difference through holistic, community-focused healthcare

If you're a reliable, values-driven individual with a passion for helping others and the skill to keep financial operations running smoothly, we invite you to apply today!