Caring for the Broome community for more than 40 years
Our Vision
Healthy People ~ Strong Community ~ Bright Future
Our Mission
Provide holistic and culturally responsive health and wellbeing services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People. That means making our Mob healthy.
Our Values
Respect
Treat one another and others with respect.
Integrity
Be truthful, honest and ethical in our dealing with one another and others.
Accountability
Take responsibility for what we do and the decisions we make.
Quality
Providing high quality services that meet the expectations of our clients and the community.
The Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (BRAMS) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service which has been caring for the Broome community for more than 40 years. When we first opened our doors in 1978, BRAMS was the first remote Aboriginal Medical Service in Western Australia.
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Parents Support Group
A support group for Parents and Carers of children with a disability. All welcome to join us, every Thursday from 10a...
Peer Support Cooking Group
A cooking group supporting people with a disability. Have fun while learning new skills.
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World No Tobacco Day
BRAMS TIS & No Joobuk Team are hosting an all day FUN DAY. Lots of Prizes to be won!
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Flu Vaccines available now
Protect you and your family from the Flu. Contact BRAMS to find out more.
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Men’s Health Clinic every Friday
Men’s health clinic starting on the 7th May. All welcome, walk ins only
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WA Mobile Breast Screen Service
WA Breastscreening service is available from now until 22nd June 2021. Book your appointment today.
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April Newsletter
BRAMS April Newsletter Updates on the COVID19 Vaccine, World Kidney Day, International Womens Day and more.
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March Newsletter
BRAMS March Newsletter Info on COVID Vaccine, Broome Pride, Advanced Life Support Training and more.
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Let’s all congratulate Albert Wiggan who is our employee of the month winner for April 2021🥳
‘Fantastic ability to engage with clients and stakeholders’ 👍
‘Pleasure to work with’ 😄
‘Feedback from clients being very positive’ 😎
‘Has increased referrals for individual and group client work’ 👌
Great work Albert! 👊
Deadly stuff !! 🖤💛❤
Congratulations 👏
Meet the AHP's and Nurses (clinical team). The AHP and Nurses plays an important role here at BRAMS deliver primary health care to our Aboriginal people.
Thank you all for your hard work, we really appreciate your all 🙌
MS le ty re re
Beautiful hard working dedicated mob. Deadly 😀❤
Wow Billy your a brave man😂
Ah the only thorn I see good job Billy
👍👍 Grea team! ❤️
Thanks to all the beautiful people ❤️ at BRAMS
🙌🙌🙌Today is International Day of the Midwife so we are celebrating all the amazing midwives around regional and remote Western Australia including this year's winner of the 2021 Rural Heath Awards Winner in the Rural Nurse/ Midwife of the Year category - Tamsen Prunster of the Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service.
Tamsen has been supporting Aboriginal women and their babies at Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service for more than 15 years and was recently instrumental in the establishment of the Family Centre at BRAMS.
The Centre provides a safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their children to access health checks, antenatal and postnatal care, and child health services.
She also provides support to midwives located in other remote communities, and her close working relationships with hospital midwives and obstetric consultants has driven better communication and enhanced patient care.
Tamsen who took out two awards at the recent 2021 Rural Health Awards said she was excited and humbled to be recognised and dedicated the awards to her Mother Dasee Gugeri who was a school health nurse and Midwife in Derby for over 20 years.
“Sitting around the table at the awards night, there were so many amazing clinicians from Broome who were so deserving,” she said.
“An open Midwife can be the person women can convey their wishes and confide their fears.
“I think working with Aboriginal health workers and staff makes my days special.
“Community Midwifery can be so rewarding, getting to know families and the community.”
Tamsen said she wished all the brilliant, hard-working midwives who are supporting women and their families a Happy International Midwife Day.
Happy International Day of the Midwife to you all, thank you for all you do for us 🙌🙌🙌
Visit Us
2 Dora Street
Broome WA 6725
Contact us
08 9192 1338
Contact us
08 9194 4800
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday
8.30am - 4.30pm
Closed between
12pm-1pm for lunch