Employment and training
Diversity is a source of strength for WA Health. We aim to have a better understanding of cultural difference, and take it into account through policies and practice. This will improve our ability to meet the needs of our diverse population.
Workforce resources
- Strategy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employment in WA Health
- WA Health Aboriginal Employment Guide (PDF 587KB) – provides best practice principles and strategies for attracting, recruiting and retaining Aboriginal employees across WA Health.
Education and careers
Thinking of a job in health? Not sure what’s out there, or where to look?
Careers in Health: A Guide for Indigenous Students (PDF 775KB) – information for students, teachers and career advisors on:
- health jobs
- training maps illustrating pathways through TAFE and University education
- providers offering qualifications in Western Australia
Need more information about jobs in health?
Find out about the roles typical to each career, and the training needed to gain jobs in each area.
- Aboriginal health worker
- Audiologist
- Dentist or dental assistant
- Dietitian
- Laboratory staff
- Nurse or midwife
- Occupational therapist
- Physiotherapist
- Social worker
- Speech pathologist
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