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NTRLP offers health professionals short-term paid placements in remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory. Get involved.

RAHC recruits urban-based General Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Dentists, Dental Therapists, Dental Assistants and Audiologists for short-term paid placements in the Northern Territory.

28/11/2025

Join NTRLP in supporting community-led healthcare across West Arnhem. We’re recruiting experienced Remote Area Nurses (RANs) for several upcoming placements with Red Lily Health Board.

📍 Warruwi – Start 3 December 2025
Placement length: 6–8 weeks
A great opportunity for a RAN confident in remote practice and passionate about delivering culturally safe care alongside a small, dedicated team.

📍 Warruwi – Start 17 December 2025
Placement length: 4 weeks
Short-term RAN role for an experienced clinician who works well independently and adapts quickly to community needs.

📍 Warruwi – Start 18 December 2025
Placement length: 4–6 weeks
Support a vibrant island community while contributing to accessible, community-driven healthcare.

📍 Gunbalanya – Start 12 December 2025
Placement length: 4 weeks
Red Lily is seeking two RANs who are comfortable in a busy remote setting and committed to working respectfully with local First Nations staff, Elders and families.

What we offer:
> Cultural and clinical orientation.
> Remote practice and CPD-accredited training.
> 24/7 pastoral and professional support.
> Travel, accommodation and logistics support.

25/11/2025

Are you a dental assistant looking for a career experience that goes beyond the ordinary?

Join NTRLP and bring your skills to remote Northern Territory Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. You’ll support local health teams, strengthen community wellbeing and gain a unique perspective on oral healthcare delivery.

We offer comprehensive support from day one, including:
> all travel and accommodation arranged and covered
> cultural and clinical orientation
> 24/7 clinical and workforce support
> access to free online learning resources.

Working in remote communities is rewarding, challenging and deeply inspiring. With NTRLP, you’ll be supported every step of the way to ensure your experience is safe, meaningful and culturally respectful.

Grow professionally. Contribute meaningfully. Make a real difference.

Learn more and express your interest at www.ntrlp.com.au

19/11/2025

At NTRLP, we work with remote Aboriginal Medical Services, not around them.

Our approach is built on respect, collaboration and listening. We believe the best healthcare comes from being guided by community voices.

What we offer:
> Short-term placements (3–12 weeks).
> Qualified GPs, nurses, oral health professionals and audiologists.
> All health professionals receive cultural and clinical orientation before placement.
> 24/7 wraparound support.

When you request support from NTRLP, you’re not just filling a shift, you are providing continuation of quality care.

Together, we’re building stronger, more connected remote health services, led by the communities we serve.

Funded by the Australian Government, the NT Remote Locum Program supports better health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Learn more – www.ntrlp.com.au

16/11/2025

Team spotlight: Meet Eden, NTRLP Workforce Officer

Based in Darwin, Eden is part of our dedicated workforce team, ensuring our locums have an enjoyable and supported experience on their placements across the Northern Territory. With a background in public health, health promotion and stakeholder engagement, Eden holds a Bachelor of Medical and Health Sciences and a Master of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, with a strong focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.

💬 “Strengthening partnerships with clients and building trusting relationships with health professionals are key components of why I love my role within NTRLP. Being able to speak with our health professionals daily about their experiences and passion has provided incredible insight into the crucial work they do in the NT. The level of support we provide to our new to remote health professionals in particular is something I’m very proud of, and the positive impact this has on our remote and very remote communities is incredibly rewarding. I’m grateful to work alongside a team who shares the same values and mission to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members.”

Eden is passionate about strengthening the primary health workforce in remote communities, a mission that continues to make a lasting difference across the NT.

13/11/2025

Community Spotlight: Robinson River.

Robinson River is 798 km from Katherine and situated along Robinson River in the Roper Gulf Region and is home to approximately 200 residents.

Robinson River is a closed community and an entry permit is required for visitors.

The community is an operating cattle station run by the Garawa people and can be accessed by road or air. In the community there is a football oval, basketball half-court and several local fishing holes.

Robinson River — also known as Mungoorbada — is home to the Garawa People, where East Side Kriol and Garawa are the main language groups spoken.

NTRLP is proud to walk alongside communities in Robinson River, supporting healthcare that respects cultural authority, strengthens local capacity and aligns with community priorities.

Discover where we work: www.ntrlp.com.au/where-we-work

Interested in contributing to culturally safe, community-led healthcare? Learn more, www.ntrlp.com.au

10/11/2025

Did you know that when healthcare professionals take short-term placements in remote NT communities with NTRLP, they’re not just filling a roster gap, they’re sharing knowledge, building local capacity and learning from community-led models of care.

Every NTRLP locum becomes part of a collaborative effort that strengthens Aboriginal Medical Services and supports long-term, culturally safe healthcare delivery.

Together, we’re helping create a stronger, more connected remote health workforce.

Learn more at www.ntrlp.com.au

04/11/2025

Last month, our team visited locums and community partners across the NT, including the beautiful communities of Hermannsburg (Ntaria), and Amoonguna.

Spending time with local health teams, listening to their experiences and hearing how our locums are supporting culturally safe, community-led healthcare is always a highlight.

These visits remind us why NTRLP exists, to strengthen partnerships, support local services and ensure care is accessible where it’s needed most.

A huge thank you to the Hermannsburg and Amoonguna communities for the warm welcome and for the incredible work you do every day.

📍 Hermannsburg (Ntaria) | Arrernte Country

29/10/2025

Are you a general practitioner or registered nurse looking for a career experience that goes beyond the ordinary?

NTRLP offers you the chance to bring your clinical expertise to remote Northern Territory Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, gaining a new perspective on healthcare while making a real impact.

What we offer:
Comprehensive support from day one, including:
> travel and accommodation provided
> cultural and clinical training
> 24/7 clinical and workforce support
> access to free online resources.

Tailored guidance from experienced Remote Educators, including:
> 1:1 support for GPs and RNs new to remote work
> personalised plans to help you adapt and thrive
> on-call assistance so you’re never alone in the field.

Working in remote communities is rewarding, challenging, and deeply inspiring. With NTRLP, you’ll be supported every step of the way to ensure a safe, impactful and culturally respectful experience.

Be part of something greater. Grow professionally. Contribute meaningfully.

Learn more and express your interest at www.ntrlp.com.au

24/10/2025

Join NTRLP and help deliver culturally safe, community-led healthcare across the Northern Territory. We work in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to strengthen access to healthcare. When you join NTRLP, you walk alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, listening, learning and responding in ways that honour cultural knowledge, values and strengths.

Whether you’re experienced in remote work or just beginning your journey, we’ll support you every step of the way.

We’re on the lookout for:
> general practitioners
> registered nurses
> oral health professionals (dentists, dental therapists, dental assistants).

What we offer:
> Cultural and clinical orientation.
> Remote practice and CPD-accredited training.
> 24/7 pastoral and professional support.
> Travel, accommodation and logistics support.

Bring your urban skills remote, and we’ll provide the support, resources and guidance you need to make a meaningful impact.

Start your journey today - www.ntrlp.com.au

22/10/2025

NTRLP works in partnership with remote NT communities, local health services and healthcare professionals to deliver a culturally safe, community-led program.

Through NTRLP:
> Communities and clinics identify their own healthcare needs
> Health professionals receive a thorough cultural safety orientation
> Support comes from NTRLP’s clinical, cultural and workforce teams

Together, we support remote and very remote NT communities to have access to quality, culturally responsive healthcare that respects culture, connection and community voices.

16/10/2025

Community Spotlight: Canteen Creek.

Canteen Creek is located on Warumungu and Alyawarr Country, approximately 275 km southwest of Tennant Creek and 600 km from Alice Springs and is home to approximately 200 residents.

The community can be accessed by road or air and features a sports centre, local store, and is a great base for exploring the beautiful Davenport–Murchinson National Park, renowned for its bushwalking and camping opportunities.

NTRLP is proud to walk alongside communities in Canteen Creek, supporting healthcare that respects cultural authority, strengthens local capacity and aligns with community priorities.

Discover where we work: www.ntrlp.com.au/where-we-work

Interested in contributing to culturally safe, community-led healthcare? Learn more, www.ntrlp.com.au

13/10/2025

Did you know?

Some NT communities are hundreds of kilometres from the nearest hospital, making access to vital healthcare services challenging.

NTRLP bridges this gap by providing highly skilled healthcare professionals who travel to remote communities, supporting local health teams to deliver culturally safe, community-led care where it’s needed most.

By ensuring care is close to home, NTRLP helps strengthen healthcare access, improve health outcomes and support the wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families across the NT.

Because everyone deserves access to quality care, no matter where they live.

Address

2 King Street
Deakin, VIC
2600

Website

https://www.ntrlp.com.au/

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