Aboriginal Nursing Jobs in Brisbane: Clinical Nurse Opportunity at Inala
An Identified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nursing Opportunity in Brisbane
Indigenous Job Match is proud to advertise a Clinical Nurse – Primary Health Care opportunity with Metro South Health at the Southern Queensland Centre of Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health in Inala.
For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses looking for meaningful nursing jobs in Brisbane, this part-time opportunity provides the chance to combine advanced clinical practice with culturally responsive Primary Health Care.
The position pays $57.76 per hour, with applications closing on 23 September 2026.
Working in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care
The Clinical Nurse will support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients with complex healthcare needs through advanced clinical practice, care planning, coordination and professional leadership.
The role operates within a specialised Primary Health Care environment and requires advanced clinical knowledge, problem-solving capability and an understanding of contemporary nursing practice.
Importantly, the position is about more than clinical expertise.
Providing effective healthcare to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples requires culturally responsive practice, respectful relationships, an understanding of community and a commitment to creating healthcare environments where patients feel culturally safe.
What Will the Clinical Nurse Do?
The Clinical Nurse will work autonomously while contributing to a broader healthcare team.
Responsibilities include providing comprehensive clinical care, supporting patients with complex healthcare needs, applying evidence-based practice, contributing to education and quality improvement, and providing clinical leadership.
The successful candidate will also act as a clinical and educational resource, integrating contemporary research, clinical experience and advanced theoretical knowledge into patient care.
Why Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Representation in Health Matters
Increasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participation across Australia's health workforce is important not simply as an employment outcome, but as part of improving how health services engage with and respond to community.
Representation can strengthen cultural understanding, build trust and bring valuable community knowledge and lived experience into healthcare environments.
Identified employment opportunities can also provide pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander professionals to build careers, develop leadership capability and influence the systems that directly affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Looking for Aboriginal and Indigenous Jobs in Queensland?
Indigenous Job Match connects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander job seekers with employers seeking to create meaningful employment pathways across Australia.
The platform advertises Aboriginal jobs, Torres Strait Islander jobs, identified positions, affirmative measure opportunities and mainstream vacancies with employers committed to inclusive employment.
For job seekers searching for Aboriginal nursing jobs, Indigenous health jobs, identified jobs in Brisbane, First Nations employment opportunities or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander jobs in Queensland, Indigenous Job Match provides a dedicated platform focused on connecting mob with employment opportunities.
Apply for the Clinical Nurse – Primary Health Care Role
Position: Clinical Nurse – Primary Health Care (Identified)
Employer: Metro South Health
Location: Southern Queensland Centre of Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health, Inala QLD
Employment: Part-Time
Salary: $57.76 per hour
Applications Close: 23 September 2026
Indigenous Job Match encourages suitably qualified Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses who are passionate about Primary Health Care, community health and culturally responsive clinical practice to consider applying.
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