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Maari Ma Health is seeking a Wilcannia-based Trainee Practice Administration Assistant to support reception and administrative tasks. You will work with the Practice Admin Assistant to help Indigenous people and the community access services, while training for a Certificate III.
The role emphasizes long-term development, with salary progression through the levels and a commitment to training and performance. Applications close soon.
The Trainee Practice Administration Assistant works with the Practice Admin Assistant to facilitate access to health services for Indigenous people and the wider community with quality reception and administrative support for patients and service providers.
The position also assists with patient transport as required.
The Trainee Practice Administration Assistant will complete a relevant Certificate III. This is a long-term commitment for both Maari Ma and the Trainee in training and satisfactory academic and workplace performance is a condition of continued employment.
Ongoing employment and progression through the salary levels is subject to development of competency, in a range of functions, through training and experience and ongoing funding.
Salary up to $55,340gross per annumplus super
Applications Close Thursday 24 September 2026
TO DISCUSS the role please contact Trish Bell, email **********@maarima.com.au, phone 08 8091 522
Maari Ma offers a great range of benefits including:
Please Note:Roles which involve directly providing programs and services to Aboriginal people for the purposes of promoting their welfareare considered to be‘Aboriginal identified roles’. This is permitted under Section 14(d) of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act 1977.
All Maari Ma Health employees are required to:
Maari Ma Health is a Child Safe Organisation and has a smoke and vape free workplace policy.
Maari Ma acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land in which we live, and we pay our respect to their Elders both past and present and emerging.