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Public Health Registrar
Public Health RegistrarJob opportunity: Public Health Registrar
Location: South Brisbane, Brisbane QLD
Status: Full time
Remuneration: Salary undisclosed
QAIHC overview: QAIHC is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community controlled health organisations in Queensland, supporting Members through leadership, advocacy and sector development. QAIHC works with Members to strengthen community controlled primary health care.
Position overview: This public health training position supports the planning, implementation and evaluation of QAIHC public health policy interventions.
You will provide public health and medical advice, analyse government policy and reform initiatives, and promote evidence-based service delivery across Member services.
The role also builds links with health services, universities, NGOs and government departments while supporting and mentoring public health, health promotion and clinical staff.
Responsibilities:
🔸 Analyse national and state policy and reform initiatives
🔸 Provide public health and medical advice to Members and QAIHC programs
🔸 Support best-practice service models and clinical standards
🔸 Build partnerships and provide mentoring across the sector.
Essential criteria:
🔸 MBBS with relevant professional clinical or Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community controlled health service experience
🔸 Master’s degree in public health medicine
🔸 Acceptance into the RACP Advanced Training Program
🔸 Current unrestricted driver’s licence and willingness to meet required screening checks.
Applications closing: 4 September 2026, unless a suitable applicant is sourced earlier
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply.
For more information and to apply: https://au.seek.com/job/93824738
Senior Policy Officer
Job opportunity: Senior Policy Officer
Location: South Brisbane, Brisbane QLD
Status: Full time
Remuneration: Attractive not-for-profit salary packaging available
QAIHC overview: QAIHC is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Health Organisations in Queensland, supporting Members through leadership, advocacy and sector development. Established in 1990, QAIHC works to strengthen the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community controlled health organisation sector. Its work is grounded in cultural safety, self-determination and holistic approaches to health care.
Position overview: Join QAIHC’s Policy, Advocacy, Leadership and Strategy division to support policy reform for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health equity.
You will conduct research and analysis to inform policy development, submissions, reports and briefings. You will also provide strategic advice on system-level policy issues affecting the Community Controlled health sector.
This role supports sector-wide reform through policy and advocacy initiatives, project coordination and stakeholder engagement. Your work will contribute to QAIHC’s Ten-Year Blueprint 2024–2034, health equity strategies and Closing the Gap priorities.
Responsibilities:
🔸 Conduct research and analysis to inform policy, submissions and briefings
🔸 Provide strategic advice on system-level policy issues affecting the sector
🔸 Coordinate policy and advocacy projects aligned with sector priorities
🔸 Build relationships and lead engagement with Members, government and stakeholders
Essential criteria:
🔸 Experience in policy analysis, research and advice
🔸 Strong written and verbal communication skills
🔸 Critical thinking, sound judgement and problem-solving skills
🔸 Ability to manage projects, priorities and deadlines
🔸 Strong attention to detail and pride in accurate work
🔸 Cultural competency and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditions and values
Applications closing: 18 September 2026, unless filled prior
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply.
For more information and to apply: https://au.seek.com/job/94070652