When you join MercyCare, you join something bigger. A community of staff that make a difference at the heart of the community. As a leading Western Australian not-for-profit provider of aged care, family, community, early learning and disability services we support people throughout life’s journey. We invest in our people by building rewarding careers, offering training and development opportunities and a values-driven culture where our people can belong and thrive.
About the role
We have an opportunity for an Assessment and Coordination Officer to join our Family Support Network team.
This role will provide assessment interviews for vulnerable families and individuals aged 18-25 with high needs and assess eligibility or referral for services. You’ll deliver quality psychosocial assessments, monitor client progress, and make appropriate referrals where needed.
About you
You’ll have a passion for supporting youth and their families, strong case management experience and be innovative when it comes to care delivery. Along with this you’ll also have:
- Tertiary qualifications in Social Work, Psychology or similar is required
- Experience and understanding of the Child Protection Family Support system
- Prior experience in conducting assessments of vulnerable clients
- Ability to build and develop relationships
- Experience working in a person centred approach
- Drivers Licence
- Working with Children Check
- COVID and Influenza vaccinations are preferred but not required
- National Police Clearance (obtained within the last six months)
About the benefits
- Not for profit Salary Packaging options
- Childcare discounts
- Options to purchase additional leave
- Career Pathways, Professional Development and Training
- Comprehensive Wellbeing Program including discounted health insurance, free flu vaccinations and skin checks
To Apply
Click “Apply Now” to visit our website and apply. Applications close on 19 September 2023 but apply soon as we will progress recruitment earlier if the right match is found.
At MercyCare, every person matters.
With our 175-year legacy extending back to the Catholic Sisters of Mercy, today we stand proud to make a positive difference in our local communities. We live by our values – respect, integrity, compassion, justice, excellence, and courage.
We are committed to safeguarding and protecting children, young people and the vulnerable. We invite applications from people from all walks of life, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and those from diverse ages, cultures, faiths, abilities, gender and sexuality.