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NTAHC operates from offices in central Darwin and Alice Springs. You will have the opportunity to work in a friendly, supportive and dynamic environment where your contribution is valued. We have great managers who will help you reach your potential and are committed to providing learning and development opportunities. NTAHC values diversity in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.

As part of NTAHC team you will have the opportunity to make a difference to the health care needs of people at risk of blood borne viruses in the Northern Territory.

NTAHC Diversity Statement

“NTAHC welcomes, celebrates and respects diversity and we actively promote equity and inclusion for all its employees, volunteers and priority populations. We do not tolerate discrimination on the basis of sexuality, gender identity, bodily autonomy or gender expression.” 

LGBTI Living Well Coordinator

Full-time | Darwin

NTAHC is the key non-government organisation working in blood borne viruses, education and community support in the Northern Territory. We are committed to supporting healthy lives free from stigma and discrimination through evidence-informed, peer-led services and targeted advocacy.

We are seeking a LGBTI Living Well Coordinator to play a central role in improving health, social and emotional wellbeing outcomes for LGBTIQSB+ communities across the NT.

Funded under the Strong and Resilient Communities (SARC) Grant, this position coordinates inclusive, person-centred services including:

• Case management and care coordination
• Peer-led wellbeing and community connection activities
• Community education and workforce development
• Stakeholder engagement and service coordination
• Staff supervision and program leadership

The role works closely with community members, partner organisations, clinical stakeholders and NTAHC teams to strengthen social connection, reduce isolation and enhance access to appropriate supports, with a particular focus on LGBTIQSB+ people living with disability.

About You

You will have:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications and experience in health, community services, disability or a related field
• Demonstrated experience in case management and community development
• Strong communication, facilitation and relationship-building skills
• A collaborative, values-driven approach to peer-led work

Lived experience as a member of LGBTIQSB+ communities is strongly preferred.
Experience working with people with disability is highly regarded.

What We Offer

• SCHADS Award Level 6 remuneration + salary packaging
• A supportive, inclusive and values-driven workplace
• Opportunities for professional development and national engagement

NTAHC welcomes, celebrates and respects diversity and actively promotes equity and inclusion.

For the full position description and application details

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For more information and submission, please contact the Executive Director Genevieve Dally at execdirector@ntahc.org.au

Applications closing 11:59pm 4th of February 2026

Youth Sexual Health Clinician (RN or Aboriginal Health Practitioner)

0.6 FTE | Fixed Term | Katherine, NT

The Northern Territory AIDS & Hepatitis Council (NTAHC) is seeking a Registered Nurse or Aboriginal Health Practitioner to join our Youth Sexual Health & Relationships Program in Katherine.

This role delivers culturally safe, youth-friendly sexual health, blood borne virus, and DFSV-informed care to young people aged 12–25 years and NTAHC community members. Working within a multidisciplinary, trauma-informed model alongside partners such as headspace and the Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC), you will support early identification, safe responses and referral pathways for young people experiencing or at risk of domestic, family and sexual violence.

About you

• AHPRA registered RN (Div 1) or Aboriginal Health Practitioner
• Experience in sexual health and/or DFSV-informed practice
• Strong communication and organisational skills
• Comfortable working autonomously and within a team
• Experience working in cross-cultural settings
• NT Driver’s Licence and willingness to travel

What we offer

• Part-time (0.6 FTE) fixed-term role
• Salary aligned to professional registration and award
• Relocation assistance negotiable
• Supportive, inclusive and values-driven workplace

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people living with HIV or chronic hepatitis B or C are strongly encouraged to apply.

For the full position description and application details

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For more information and submission, please contact the SHRP Coordinator Grayson at grayson.javins@ntahc.org.au

What our staff say about working at the Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council.

Jyoti, Alice Springs Programs Manager

"I really enjoy working with people from diverse culture and diverse backgrounds and treat everyone with dignity and respect. I provide case management, advocacy, counselling, peer support activities, information and education and referrals to other support services so if you are in Central Australia and need assistance with BBVs issues you are welcome to come and see me."

Shayne, Darwin & Palmerston NSP Officer

"The main reason I continue to work at NTAHC (after 18 years) is the camaraderie and welcome feeling I get from other staff and management. Basically I am respected for who I am and what I do in my private life. It’s hard to find a place that accepts everything about you."

Sianne, Darwin

Executive Assistant

"I like working at NTAHC because… I get paid (jokes!). One reason I got my job is because I’m a trans woman & I’ve got a great, friendly personality and know I will be supported for who I am, no matter what!! I feel so lucky to work for an organisation that will support someone with a history that most businesses wouldn’t let you in the front door for having. If you want support to get ahead in your life, then NTAHC will support & work through anything to get someone to that better place."