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The Role
We are seeking a bundi yana gindja Male and female Cancer Navigator to support Aboriginal men and woman and their families in accessing timely, culturally safe cancer screening, treatment, and support services. This role focuses on building trust, breaking down barriers to care, and walking alongside clients through their cancer journey.
As the bundi yana gindja Male and female Cancer Navigator, you will:
Provide culturally safe, person-centred support for men and woman at risk of or diagnosed with cancer.
Assist clients to navigate hospital, primary care, and allied health services.
Promote awareness, education, and prevention around cancer screening and early detection.
Advocate for clients, ensuring they and their families can access the right care at the right time.
Work in partnership with internal teams, Local Health Districts, NGOs, and community organisations.
Key Responsibilities
Develop tailored care/support plans.
Provide follow-up support via phone, outreach, and home visits.
Deliver health education sessions and yarning circles focused on cancer prevention, screening, and treatment pathways.
Advocate for referrals to specialist, hospital, and support services.
Support Elders, men, women, and families with transport, appointment attendance, and care navigation.
Collect feedback and contribute to continuous improvement of the cancer navigation program.
What We're Looking For
Essential:
Aboriginality – strong connection to culture and community.
Certificate III (or higher) in Community Services, Aboriginal Health, or related field.
Experience working in Aboriginal community health or wellbeing programs.
Understanding of cancer care pathways, health system navigation, and barriers for Aboriginal men.
Strong communication skills and ability to work respectfully across diverse groups.
Current WWCC, Police Check, and NSW Driver's Licence.
Desirable:
Advocacy and negotiation skills in healthcare settings.
Experience facilitating men's groups, yarning circles, or community education.
Knowledge of chronic disease, intergenerational trauma, and social determinants of health.
Digital literacy (databases, Microsoft Office, electronic health records).
Why Join Us?
Make a real impact in improving cancer outcomes for Aboriginal men.
Work in a culturally connected, supportive environment.
Access ongoing professional development and training opportunities.
Be part of a team dedicated to inspiring strong, healthy, long lives.
