Rebecca Murray

A proud and resilient Kamilaroi woman, I was born and raised on the sacred lands of the Gundungurra Nation. Currently residing on Dharawal Land, I am honoured to serve as an Aboriginal Health Worker, providing care and support to my community across the Dharawal, Gandangarra, and Dharug nations. With a deep connection to my culture and heritage, I bring extensive experience in healthcare practices, compliance standards, and operations.

My journey as an Aboriginal Health Worker is guided by the values instilled in me by my ancestors, emphasizing respect, resilience, and reciprocity. I possess strong problem-solving skills and clear communication abilities, coupled with a positive and upbeat personality that resonates with my community. My proficiency in Excel, Redcap, and Patient Reported Measures enables me to Measure and put in context how complex healthcare systems are with ease.

As a detail-oriented team player, I excel in organisational tasks and thrive in fast-paced environments. I am adept at managing multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in all my endeavors. Whether providing cultural support or offering assistance to my colleagues, I approach each task with dedication and a commitment to excellence.

Driven by a strong sense of responsibility and a desire to make a difference, I am accustomed to excelling with little to no supervision. My work ethic is grounded in cultural values, reflecting the importance of punctuality, productivity, and accountability. I am deeply committed to fostering a culturally safe and appropriate environments, ensuring that the needs of our communities are met with sensitivity and respect rightfully deserved within government settings.

In every aspect of my life and work, I strive to honour the legacy of my ancestors and contribute to the wellbeing of my community. As a strong and deadly Kamilaroi woman, I am beyond proud to play a role in shaping a brighter future for our mob

• Sanday Avery
• Dr Valerie Malka