Graphic Designer

Scout Talent; Katherine; Sur place; AUD 98 000 - 121 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Katherine West Health Board (KWHB) is seeking a Graphic Designer to create visually engaging, culturally appropriate communications for remote communities in the Katherine West region. The role requires a relevant graphics qualification and familiarity with Aboriginal cultural values, with an emphasis on health promotion materials.

You will transform requests from concept to final production using Adobe Creative Suite, collaborate with programs to translate health information into accessible

Qualifications

• Relevant qualification in graphic design, visual communication, digital media or related discipline.
• Ability to translate health information into clear visual resources.
• Understanding of Aboriginal cultural values and commitment to community self-determination.

Responsabilités

• Design and produce high-quality, engaging and culturally appropriate health promotion resources across print, digital and multimedia platforms.
• Produce photography, video and digital content to support campaigns and events, including travel to remote communities.
• Collaborate with KWHB Programs to translate health information into accessible visuals.
• Use Adobe Creative Suite to develop illustrations, graphics, publications and edit photos/videos.
• Maintain design records and assets within SharePoint with an accessible image library.

Connaissances

Graphic design

Creative thinking

Communication

Formation

Graphic design / visual communication qualification

Outils

Adobe Creative Suite

InDesign

Illustrator

Photoshop

Premiere Pro

AfterEffects

Description du poste

Katherine West Health Board (KWHB) is an Aboriginal community-controlled organisation delivering primary health care and holistic health programs across a 162,000 km² region of remote Katherine West, Northern Territory. We take a whole-of-person approach to health and wellbeing — spiritual, cultural, emotional and family wellbeing included — and we're deeply committed to evidence-based, culturally appropriate care.

We're proud to prioritise the recruitment and retention of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, and we're building genuine career pathways for community members into clinical, leadership and support roles. Working with KWHB isn't just a job — it's a life-changing experience that will challenge your perceptions and broaden your understanding of remote Australia.

Katherine West Health Board (KWHB) is currently looking for a Graphic Designer. T his position is well suited to someone who has a relevant qualification in graphic design, visual communication, digital media or a related discipline and/or demonstrated relevant industry experience, with an understanding of Aboriginal cultural values, and commitment to the advancement and self-determination of Aboriginal communities.

The Graphic Designer supports the development of high-quality, culturally appropriate and engaging visual communications that promote health and wellbeing and strengthen KWHB’s communication with communities. The Graphic Designer will transform design requests from concept through to final production, ensuring materials are creative, accurate, accessible and consistent with KWHB brand and communication standards. The role requires strong graphic design and digital content skills, creativity and attention to detail, with the ability to work collaboratively and respectfully.

Your responsibilities will include (but are not limited to):

• Design and produce high-quality, engaging and culturally appropriate health promotionresources across print, digital and multimedia platforms, including posters, brochures,social media content, campaign materials and community resources.
• Produce photography, video and digital content to support health promotion campaigns,community activities, events and organisational communications, including travel toremote communities to capture, edit and prepare content for a range of platforms.
• Work collaboratively with KWHB Programs to translate health information, programobjectives and key messages into clear, engaging and accessible visual resourcesappropriate for the intended audience.
• Use Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and AfterEffects) to develop illustrations, graphics, and publications, and edit photos and video resources as required.
• Maintain accurate and organised design records and creative assets within SharePoint,including a current and accessible image library that supports the ongoing promotion ofKWHB programs, activities and achievements.

What you will receive:

In return, you'll receive an attractive remuneration package (n eg otiable based on your skills and experience), from $97,755 - $120,666 (A&G5-A&G6) plus,12% superannuation and a range of benefits, including:

• Salary packaging opportunities.
• Six weeks annual leave plus 18% leave loading.
• A meaningful, purpose-driven role improving cancer outcomes for Aboriginal communities.
• Regular remote travel with a Katherine home base.
• A supportive, multidisciplinary team environment that values collaboration, learning and growth.
• Ongoing professional development, training and capacity-building opportunities.
• The chance to build lasting relationships and cultural connection that will shape your career and perspective.

Applications Close: 30 October 2026

Applications will be assessed as they are received and this advertisement may close earlier than the advertised closing date if a suitable candidate is identified. We encourage interested applicants to apply as soon as possible.

This is anamazing opportunityto utilise your skills and passion tomake a genuine difference to some of the most remote communities in Australia.

Your New Home

The Big Rivers region (a 3 hour drive from Darwin) begins south of Kakadu National Park encompassing Pine Creek, then extends over 500km south to Kalkaringi and stretches across the width of the Territory between the Western Australia and Queensland borders. The region is significant in scale, covering over 360,000 square kilometres and accounting for an area greater than that covered by Germany. The region consists of a number of varied natural environments including vast rivers, tropical forests, rocky escarpments and savannah plains.

With eight national parks and reserves throughout the region, as well as five main river systems, this is a truly unique part of the world that many will never get to see. If you're looking for authentic cultural and historical attractions, as well as an outdoor lifestyle that showcases the natural wonders of the Australian outback, look no further.