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Why work with us

The Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health is diverse, engaging and innovative place to work. Our team is dedicated and actively working to create positive change. We foster leadership and personal growth, offer flexible working arrangements, and provide attractive salary packaging options. If you’re passionate about multiculturalism, we offer a meaningful and rewarding career.

As a recognised leader in Victoria, we help organisations improve their cultural competence and health literacy. Our expertise is sought after by organisations across Australia, reinforcing our impact in the sector.

Professional Development

We support continuous learning and encourage staff to take part in professional development and networking opportunities. As part of our orientation, team members receive training in cultural competence and health literacy. We hold regular Learning and Development sessions to explore emerging ideas, system changes, and their impact on people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Professional development plans are tailored with your manager to support your growth.

Current vacancies

Project Officer

North Richmond Community Health (NRCH) is seeking a Project Officer to join the Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health (CEH) team. This part-time position (up to 0.8 FTE) is for a fixed-term until December 15, 2025. It includes generous salary packaging options and flexible work arrangements.

Role Overview:

The Project Officer will develop a toolkit to assist Primary Health Networks (PHNs) in commissioning culturally responsive health services. This involves collaborating with multicultural communities, national PHN committees, and service providers to create innovative resources and best-practice solutions.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Conduct desktop reviews, consultations, and focus groups with stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with national PHN committees and project funders to achieve project outcomes.
  • Manage and facilitate a national advisory group for project guidance.
  • Design and develop toolkits, written content, and oversee graphic/web design components.
  • Support CEH initiatives, including training delivery, grant applications, and project collaborations.
  • Represent CEH in networks, social media, and community partnerships.

About You:

The ideal candidate is proactive, collaborative, and creative, with a passion for health equity and cultural diversity. A relevant qualification in public health, community development, community health, or social research is essential.

For more details and to apply, visit the NRCH careers page.

Closing Date: 26 March 2025.

For any questions, feel free to reach out to Isabella Fisher at workforus@nrch.com.au. Please note that applications must be submitted online, as we are unable to accept emailed applications.

Please note, only successful applicants will be contacted.

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