Please join me in welcoming Trixie Watts to the Bila Muuji office. Trixie has secured the Drug and Alcohol Practice Specialist position with LLW Murdi Paaki DOA program.
Trixie comes with varied extensive experience in health and Aboriginal Wellbeing, and is keen to get out to support the workforce in her role.
Trixie is keen to get this program up and running, to enable successful delivery, and looks forward to further clarification of what the program entails.
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Pamela Renata
Bila Muuji Aboriginal Corporation Health Service Inc.
107 Wingewarra Street
Dubbo NSW 2830
