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Mulungu Aboriginal Corporation invites applications for a Trainee Client Support Officer in Mareeba. The role focuses on front-line reception, client support, and administrative tasks within a primary health care setting.
You will work under supervision, training toward a Certificate III, with exposure to reporting, documentation, and quality processes, while contributing to culturally safe health services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Trainee Client Support Office -Identified Position
Mulungu Aboriginal Corporation Primary Health Care Service (Mulungu) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service delivering health and wellbeing services to communities in Mareeba and surrounding districts.
Mulungu operates across multiple service tiers, including Health Services, Education Services, Community Services, and Corporate Services, working together under one organization to support community outcomes.
The Trainee Client Support Officer role (within Corporate Services) supports the delivery of administrative and customer service activities required in a primary healthcare setting. The position is supervised while you learn and develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to provide professional front-line support, maintain accurate information, and contribute to required reporting and quality processes.
Reporting to the Deputy CEO, the successful candidate will contribute to operational priorities and support relevant actions, outcomes, and reporting requirements linked to applicable Operational/Action Plans and funding agreements.
Under supervision and guidance, you will assist with reception, customer service support, and administrative tasks, including:
To be considered, you will need to demonstrate suitability for the role and meet the entry requirements for a traineeship pathway.
Success in this role is supported by professional communication, reliability in attending rostered shifts, and a willingness to learn and develop administrative capabilities through training and performance reviews.
It is a genuine occupational requirement under s25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 that applicants be Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.