Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the mental health and well-being of veterans, ADF personnel, and their families? A unique opportunity awaits you to contribute to the Federal Government Department’s commitment to supporting those who have served our nation.
Key Responsibilities:
As a Clinical Services Coordinator within our dynamic team, your role will encompass a range of essential duties, including:
✨ Provision of High-Quality Clinical Services:
Delivering evidence-based individual, couple, and family counseling to eligible clients.
Conducting assessments and referrals to achieve outcomes identified in care planning processes.
✨ Group Program Development:
Contributing to the development and delivery of group programs as required by the Federal Government Department.
✨ Record Keeping and Data Analysis:
Maintaining clinical records in accordance with departmental standards.
Collating and analysing data from client records to prepare reports for service delivery improvement.
✨ Program Facilitation in Rural Areas:
Facilitating the delivery of counseling and programs in rural and outer metropolitan areas.
Applying quality assurance principles to ensure compliance with contractual requirements.
✨ Stakeholder Engagement:
Liaising and forming partnerships with DVA, ADF, government departments, and community organisations.
Collaborating with ex-service organisations, community health agencies, and welfare organisations.
✨ Professional Development:
Actively participating in ongoing learning and development activities.
Maintaining professional status in accordance with industry standards.
✨ Community Development and Promotion:
Participating in community development and service promotion activities.
✨ Program Evaluation and Research:
Contributing to the Fed Government Department program evaluation and research activities.
Providing feedback for the ongoing development of clinical policies and procedures.
✨ Adherence to Safe Working Practices:
Applying cooperative and safe working practices consistent with APS Values and the Department’s mission and vision.
Mandatory Requirements:
Qualification as a registered Psychologist / Mental Health Occupational Therapist / Mental Health Registered Nurse with full AHPRA registration OR Qualification as a Social Worker eligible for AASW membership and Mental Health accreditation.
Working with Children (WWC) and/or Vulnerable People Checks/Clearance.
Applications close 23rd November 2023.