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• Paid CPD and professional development support

Locally led, nationally connected, centrally supported
Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) is Australia's largest employee-owned emergency veterinary network, operating 14 hospitals across Australia.
We combine the expertise, resources and collaboration of a nationally connected network with the agility of locally led hospitals, creating an environment where our teams can focus on delivering quality patient care and outcomes.
Animal Emergency Service (AES) Cannington
At AES Cannington, part of the Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) network, you'll work at the forefront of emergency medicine, delivering life saving care when it matters most.

The Role
This is the next step in your emergency and critical care career!This role is ideal for a highly skilled Emergency Vetseekinggreater impact, autonomy and a challenging ECCscope.

• Work collaboratively with an experienced and highly skilled ECC nursing and support team
• Treat a wide range of medical and surgical cases ranging from urgent to critical care
• Access advanced equipment Esaote ultrasonography, full IDEXX suite, blood gas analysers, ventilators and advanced ECC monitoring equipment

About You
As an experienced emergency veterinarian, you'll bring:

• BVSc (or equivalent) with Australian registration
• MANZCVS (ECC or similar) desirable, not essential
• Strong emergency and critical care skills
• Confidence in clinical decision-making
• A passion for mentoring and team development
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills

What's On Offer

• 60h per fortnight across a rotating 24/7 roster
• Competitive permanent part-time remuneration of $78.87-$94.85 per hour + superannuation
• CPD support and access to Improve International ECC programs
• Collaborative clinical discussions and ongoing professional development opportunities
• Heidi AI for voice-to-text clinical notes
• Employee wellbeing support including EAP and mental health first aid
• Discounted pet products and treatments (up to 70%)
• Access to discounted gym memberships (Fitness Passport)

Considering Relocation to Perth?
Looking for a lifestyle change? Perth offers world class beaches, a relaxed lifestyle, excellent schools, renowned wine regions, and over 3,200 hours of sunshine annually.
Flexible options and relocation support are available.

For a confidential discussion or additional information, please contact Mitchell Merritt at

We're proud to be an inclusive employer and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, LGBTQIA+ people, veterans, carers and people of all ages.

Location: T26, Primewest Cannington 1490 Albany Highway, Cannington, 6107, WA

Location Orange, NSW, Australia Join our Dynamic team in Orange: The Orange Therapy team is made of of an experienced multidisciplinary team and supports a large paediatric caseload of clients both in Orange and across Central West NSW. There a strong team culture within the team and a real sense of teamwork and collaboration in supporting life changing client outcomes.

In this role you will work with a varied client caseload where the majority of clients are aged 0-18 (80%) with 50% being 0-6. The majority of clients CPA support live with cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities ( 80%). A typical week in the role will include approximately 70% of client sessions being onsite at our centre of Prince Street (both in person or via Telepractice) and 30% being the community including visits to schools, client homes, and day program services. Currently most outreach is within 10 minutes of the site however the team also supports clients and families living in Bathurst, Parkes and Forbes.

Working within the Therapy team at CPA provides therapists with an opportunity to work with an experienced team locally alongside a broader speech pathology team of 60 therapists across NSW/ACT. CPA is a centre of excellence for people living with cerebral palsy and similar conditions which enables creativity and innovative practice to come to life!

As an employee at CPA you will have comprehensive and adaptive clinical education support with onsite visits and virtual supervision sessions alongside flexible work arrangements as required. Part-Time or Full Time hours available

• Professional Development: we are a registered training organisation, providing you with a detailed learning journey and 1:1 guidance from a clinical educator throughout your career.
• Teamwork: join an experienced multidisciplinary team, including SP, OT, PT and EP, working collaboratively to provide care to clients
• A Rewarding Caseload: working with diverse clients and complex disability can be incredibly rewarding, with a direct positive impact on clients' daily experience and independence.
• Client Centered: Cerebral Palsy Research Institute and an experienced team support you to provide evidence-based intervention focused on achieving the client's goals
• Career Growth: a diverse range of career pathways are possible for you including research, clinical governance, specialisation and management opportunities
• Flexibility: you will work in both the clinic and community with options for part time, full time, compressed hours or negotiated start/finish times that work for you.

• Salary: clinical salaries are graded with an approximate range of $80-140k incl super including tax free packaging; for more information, please discuss with our recruitment team.
• Investment in YOU: receive professional development opportunities valued up to $20,000 in your first year and $10,000 each year after that.
• Relocation allowance: if you're moving for this role, we offer an allowance of up to $5,000, T&Cs apply
• Tax Benefits: reduce your taxable income further with an optional $2,650 through the meals and entertainment benefit.
• Discounted Gym Membership: access to Fitness Passport membership for you and your family
• A Generous Leave Policy: Enjoy up to 3 additional days of leave, 12 weeks of parental leave, 2 weeks of partner leave, compassionate leave, and options for additional pre-paid leave.

Eligibility Criteria: Relevant qualifications in Speech Pathology Evidence of current SPA registration. A current driver's license and your own vehicle

At Cerebral Palsy Alliance we champion diversity and equitable opportunities for people with disabilities and lived experience, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and the LGBTQIA+ community. We are passionate, respectful, ethical, curious and courageous. Great Minds Think Differently.

We are committed to supporting inclusivity for anyone with diverse needs and lived experience. Workplace adjustments can be discussed to create a safe and comfortable workplace that supports your health, abilities, and personal needs.

More information about working for CPA: For the safety of staff and clients we have assessed that this role requires a medium level of physical functionality, more details can be found here. CPA is committed to creating a safe and inclusive workplace.

We welcome applications from people with diverse lived experience and will happily accommodate reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process.

We have assessed this role type as requiring a Medium level of physical functionality with some inherent requirements. For more information on what that may mean for this role please click here.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance upholds, advocates for, and protects the rights, wellbeing and safety of people with a disability.

We are a child safeorganisation and all workers are responsible to adhere to the NDIS Worker Code of Conduct.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance is a ground breaking, global centre of expertise for cerebral palsy research, advocacy, intervention and assistive technology innovation. For over 75 years, we have been driven by our founders' vision of a future where nothing is impossible for babies, children, teenagers and adults living with Cerebral Palsy. Our research and innovation inform our world class services, which include early childhood intervention, therapy, health and wellbeing, sports, assistive technology, independence skill building, supported accommodation and employment services.

Find out more at cerebralpalsy.org.au

About Us:

RSL LifeCare is a for purpose organisation delivering leading veteran support and aged care services. For more than 100 years, we have been committed to supporting veterans and their families, and our vision remains constant: to create proud communities where people live their best Joining RSL LifeCare means becoming part of a large, mission driven organisation where your skills, compassion and commitment will be valued-and where you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of the people we serve. About the role: We are looking for a Manager for our Nowra Veteran and Family Hub to join us on a 12 Month Fixed Term Contract. This is a critical leadership role and will be responsible for the overall leadership and service delivery of the Veteran and Family Hub. As a key member within our Senior Management team, you will focus on both strategic and operational elements and ensure that the Hub provides the highest quality customer centred care for veterans and their families.

Key Responsibilities:

• Service Excellence: Keeps veterans and their families as the focal point of all activity. Actively seeks to customers through excellent service, consultation and continual improvement. Empathetic and flexible approach to all actions.
• Operational Efficiency: Oversee the operational management of the Hub through effective supervision and support to both direct and indirect staff to meet service provision requirements, high standards of care and service, and effective workforce management.
• Team and Project Collaboration: Collaborate in working groups to meet organisational goals and produce positive results for veterans and their families.
• Compliance and Governance: Ensure adherence to record management policies and protocols, especially regarding documentation and correspondence through the Hub.

About You:

• Experience in leading and motivating teams, managing performance and employee wellbeing, and delivering on accountabilities
• Minimum 3 years of consumer or service delivery experience in a management capacity
• A strong understanding of the Veteran, Family and ESO sector would be beneficial
• Ability to communicate, influence and drive programs
• Able to make decisions which balance commercial outcomes with customer experience, applying consideration to mitigate areas of risk
• Qualification in Business, Finance, Management or related discipline
• Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)

Our benefits:

• Not-for-profit tax benefits - salary packaging of up to $15,900 per year.
• This allowed you to reduce your taxable income by receiving part of your salary as tax free benefits like super contributions, car leasing, and more.
• Staff discounts across 700 select retail stores through Maxxia Rewards.
• Fitness Passport Team building activities, wellbeing days, and volunteering opportunities.
• Leave Loading - 17.5% pay top up on paid leave.

Our commitment to diversity:

We are proud to stand for our unique values: Do the Right Thing, Aim Higher, Care from the Heart, and Act as One team.

We welcome and encourage applications from people across our diverse community, especially from Veterans, current serving ADF personnel, their families and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants. We believe everyone has the right to feel safe, respected, valued and heard regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity or disability.

It is a mandatory requirement for a team member working in the Aged Care sector to have a valid Police Check or a valid National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) check, or potentially both, to undertake the inherent requirements of the role. Clearances must be verified prior to commencing employment with RSL LifeCare.

Location VS Nowra

RSL LifeCare is a leader in senior living, providing high quality retirement villages, aged care homes (nursing homes) and personal home care throughout NSW and the ACT. Proudly serving Australia for over 100 years, RSL LifeCare is a successful and growing not for profit organisation which began as a haven for war veterans and today is open to all Australians.

Application deadline

Applications close Friday 20th November but please note we will be moving candidates through the recruitment process and may close prior to this date.

Job no: 954057
Work type: Part time
Location: Adelaide Hills, Adelaide CBD
Categories: Allied and Scientific Health, Public Health

• Based at Mount Barker SA 5251
• Salary: AHP2 $94,997 to $110,052 p.a. (pro rata) + superannuation and salary packaging
• Regional incentive allowance (MMM Zone 3) may apply
• Temporary part time 22.5 hours per week (0.6 FTE) Until 30 June 2027
• Combined on-site and remote clinical pharmacy service to Mt Barker Hospital and spoke sites in BHFLHN

Mt Barker Hospital is located centrally within the Adelaide Hills, and services a growing population within this sub-region of the Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network. The hospital currently includes 34 inpatient beds with general medicine, some surgical patients and palliative care. The expanded Emergency Department opened in June 2023, which has seen a rapid increase in presentations and activity across the hospital, with higher acuity admissions noted during and an Automated Dispensing Cabinet installed in early 2026. Our new extended service to Gumeracha, Mt Pleasant and Strathalbyn hospitals is provided by a combination of remote and on-site clinical services.

In late 2026, Mt Barker Hospital participated in the CAReMed Study evaluating the impact of Partnered Pharmacist Medication Prescribing in a Regional hospital. A new hospital is under development for opening in late 2027, which will triple inpatient capacity and add mental health, paediatric, rehabilitation services, and increase existing dialysis and chemotherapy infusion services. It's an exciting time to be involved at Mt Barker Hospital!

The pharmacy team is well respected and works closely with medical, nursing and allied health staff from prime position on the ward. Working without a dispensary, the pharmacy team at Mt Barker is well versed in troubleshooting complex discharges to the community with the support of local pharmacies and residential care.

You will provide a broad range of professional and clinical pharmacy services that support safe and effective medication management for inpatients and outpatients across the service. In this role, you will optimise medication therapy, provide expert medicines advice and work closely with medical, nursing and multidisciplinary healthcare teams to support positive patient outcomes.

The Mount Barker Pharmacists deliver high quality, patient centred pharmacy services within a supportive regional healthcare environment, to acute patients of Mt Barker Hospital and supporting the wider BHFLHN Pharmacy team by on-site or remote services as required.

Bring your interest in collaborative clinical pharmacy practice and supporting safe transitions of care.
Essential qualifications, registration and selection criteria must be completed once the correct AHP2 Pharmacist role description is supplied.

Statewide Clinical Support Services (SCSS) is a unique public healthcare organisation that serves health consumers and provides specialist clinical services to the health system in South Australia. SCSS encompasses BreastScreen SA, SA Dental, SA Medical Imaging, SA Pathology, and SA Pharmacy. Come and work with us to improve the health and well-being of South Australians, across all age groups and at any time of their life or health need.

• Salary Benefits: Enjoy flexible salary packaging options , including up to $9,010 each FBT year for living expenses (such as mortgage, rent, utilities and groceries) plus an additional $2,650 for meal and entertainment expenses.
• Professional Development: Opportunity to apply for reimbursement of eligible professional development activities, and access to dedicated leave for ongoing learning.
• Annual Leave: Enjoy paid recreation leave for essential rejuvenation, with leave loading applied.
• Health and Fitness Benefits: Access to Fitness Passport, a discounted workplace health and fitness program for you and your family, plus an annual voluntary flu vaccination to support your wellbeing.
• Employee Assistance Program: Confidential counselling and support services for you and your family via our Employee Assistance Program.
• MMM3: Regional Incentive Payment: up to $882 extra per year (depending on location under the Modified Monash Model). Rewarding your impact in regional communities for up to five years.

Statewide supports and fosters a culture in which employees feel they belong and feel safe at work. The culture aims to encourage all people to use their talents and to be valued and rewarded for their contributions.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply.

• Appointment will be subject to a satisfactory Criminal History Check and compliant Immunisation screening as indicated in the role description.
• SA Health Services are required to implement the Addressing vaccine preventable disease: Occupational assessment, screening and vaccination policy in the workplace.

Please note that unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies or third parties will not be accepted for this position.

Caroline Earley, Regional Lead Pharmacist
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954057 - RD for Pharmacist Mt Barker.pdf

Advertised: 28 Oct 2026 Cen. Australia Daylight Time
Applications close: 11 Nov 2026 Cen. Australia Daylight Time

Join Bupa Aged Care and be at the heart of it in Ballarat!

As Australia's largest regional aged care and dementia provider, we continue to be part of communities driven by vision, passion, and hard work. We make life better for thousands. That includes yours. You make a difference to our residents and their families, and we want to make sure you're absolutely supported to do just that.

Discover the elegant Bupa Ballarat, a modern care home located in Delacombe in South-western Ballarat. Our home has five resident communities, each with a dedicated team to look after your care needs, including two for people living with dementia.

To learn more about our beautiful care home visit:
Bupa Ballarat Aged Care & Nursing Home Ballarat

As Care Manager you will work as part of a team of empathetic and caring clinical professionals. You will support the General Manager in managing and leading the delivery of person-centred care for residents, ensuring the highest standard of ongoing assessment, care planning and evaluation, and clinical governance-helping them to live longer, healthier, and happier lives.

Free Select Health Insurance products for you and your immediate family up to $5.5k

• Oversee the daily clinical operations of the care home

• Support and lead the care home clinical team including coaching, mentoring, staff allocations and delegation, performance management and education

• Review clinical incidents, complaints and changes

• Lead compliance with AN-ACC assessments

• Manage person-centred care planning and evaluation for residents, including case conferencing with families and carers

• Prepare and conduct clinical governance audits

• Oversee medication management in accordance with resident needs and legislative requirements

• Liaise with allied health, medical practitioners and other services to provide optimal resident care

• VIVA - our employee wellbeing program - live healthier and happier. We've got your back and support our people to be the best version of themselves, physically and mentally

• Career development - you'll have a real say in shaping the future direction of the business and your own career because when you grow, Bupa grows

• Access to leading training and professional development, supported by our quality education team and expert clinicians with a commitment to clinical excellence

• Comprehensive induction and buddy program to set you up for success from day one

• Be recognised and rewarded through the Bupa Love Reward & Recognition Program

• Bachelor of Nursing with current AHPRA registration (essential)

• Experience managing a minimum of 30 beds

• Proven track record in delivering quality clinical care within an aged care or acute setting

• Excellent clinical assessment skills and care planning capabilities

• Highly effective communication, leadership, and relationship management skills

• Understanding of Resident Rights, Aged Care Accreditation Standards and Outcomes

Be at the Heart of It - your new team is ready to welcome you!
Just so you know, everyone will be required to complete pre-employment checks as part of the application process.

Here at Bupa your wellbeing, identity, and personal story are respected and valued. We are committed to building diverse teams that are reflective of the communities we serve and fostering a fair and inclusive workplace free from discrimination, bullying and harassment. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds and experiences, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, veterans, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ applicants and are dedicated to removing barriers to participation

Eligibility criteria and conditions apply

The Company

ForHealth Medical Centres is an industry leader in quality, accessible healthcare. We have a nationwide network of 95+ medical centres and 1500+ independent health practitioners. Our independent health practitioners offer their patients a lifetime of holistic care and provide 8+ million patient consultations annually. We are proudly part of the ForHealth Group and the leading provider of Urgent Care Services within primary healthcare.

The Role - Urgent Care Nurse or Paramedic

We are seeking dedicated and passionate Urgent Care Nurse or Paramedics to join our Narre Warren clinic. As a vital member of the multi-disciplinary team, you will ensure all patients presenting to Urgent Care are appropriately triaged, assessed, and provided with frontline care in collaboration with our skilled Urgent Care medical practitioners.

Your Responsibilities

• Responsible for Triage of all patients who present to Urgent Care
• Conduct comprehensive and accurate assessment
• Act promptly for any triaged patients requiring immediate emergency care on arrival or due to deterioration.
• Perform procedural work such as suturing and plastering
• Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability for the dynamic Urgent Care environment.
• Deliver high-quality, person-centered care in collaboration with patients, families, carers, and medical practitioners.
• Ensure patients achieve desired clinical outcomes.
• Provide essential health education to patients.
• Complete all documentation accurately and promptly.

Why Join Us?

• Innovative Healthcare Model: Be part of an emerging and growing healthcare model, well-established in countries like New Zealand, the UK, and Scandinavia, with further investment recently announced by the Australian government.
• Competitive Pay under the Health Services Professional Practitioners award.
• Healthcare Leadership: Join the leading provider in this emerging part of primary healthcare.
• Free, confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP) supporting wellbeing, mental health, and financial advice
• Everyday savings on groceries, retail, utilities and more through the Flare benefits platform
• Salary packaging options including novated leases for vehicles with running costs included
• Discounted Medibank private health insurance (hospital & extras cover)
• ForHealth branded uniform provided.
• Dental Discounts: Enjoy dental discounts for you and your family.
• Fitness Passport - discounted gym and fitness passport.

About You

• AHPRA Registered Nurse or Paramedic.

• You will be required to provide a Working with Children's check, National Police check if not already obtained and International police check where relevant.

• Previous experience in triage in an emergency setting, remote or urgent care setting preferably 1 year minimum and/or urgent care setting.
• 5 years post graduate experience preferred.
• Ability to assess and recognise health deterioration and escalate appropriately.
• Strong communication skills both verbal and written and a high level of critical thinking.
• Autonomy: Ability to work independently and delegate when necessary.
• Passion for People: A personable approach and a passion for helping others.

Commitment to Child Safety

Urgent Care Network Australia is committed to maintaining a child-safe and inclusive environment.

Successful candidates must:

• Comply with child safety policies and the Code of Conduct
• Complete mandatory child safety training on commencement and annually
• Maintain professional standards that support the safety and wellbeing of children and vulnerable people

Join us in creating a healthier Australia and be part of a company that values training, development, and internal promotion. If you're ready to be part of this first-class team, apply now!

ForHealth Group is committed to diversity and inclusion. We welcome applications from people with: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestry; disability; culturally and linguistically diverse groups; the LGBTIQA+ community; veterans; carers; refugees; and people of all ages. ForHealth Group fosters a safe, respectful, and inclusive organisation culture which aims to eliminate behaviours that are unlawful and not in line with the 10 things that make us tick (our Values) 10 things that make us tick ForHealth

Full time, fixed term until December 2029Exciting opportunity to be a Postdoctoral Research Associate with Professor Cameron TurtleBase Salary starting from $117,936 + 17% superannuationAbout the opportunityWe are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Immunotherapy to contribute to the School's research agenda through independent and collaborative research. You will apply and develop your research expertise to advance knowledge within your discipline, conduct original research and scholarly activities, and further develop your research profile while working under broad supervision.

This role offers the opportunity to collaborate with academic colleagues and research partners, provide informal mentoring and advice to students, and contribute to the broader academic activities and strategic priorities of the School and Faculty.

Your key responsibilities will be to:conduct research and scholarly or professional activities independently or as part of a team, contributing to knowledge and advancement within your disciplinedevelop and refine independent research skills under the guidance of more senior academic staffprovide informal mentoring and advice to students within your disciplineundertake administrative tasks and contribute to Faculty and School meetingscontribute to a positive workplace culture that values diversity of thought, collaboration, excellence and outcomessupport and contribute to the University's and Faculty's strategic prioritiesundertake other duties and projects appropriate to the classification of the role.

About youdoctorate or PhD in a relevant fieldexpertise in T cell immunology and analyses of transcription factors in CAR T cells would be an advantagedemonstrated understanding of the relevant subject matter and experience conducting original research and/or scholarly activitiesa developing research profile within your discipline or area of expertiseexperience developing networks with academic, industry and professional partners or stakeholdersstrong research, planning and organisational skillseffective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to deliver presentationscomputer literacy and the ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and stakeholders.

Sponsorship / work rights for AustraliaWork Rights: you must have unrestricted work rights in Australia for the duration of this employment to apply. Visa sponsorship is not available for this appointment.

Pre-employment checksYour employment is conditional upon the successful completion of all pre-employment or background checks required for the role in terms satisfactory to the University. Also, to meet the University's obligations under the National Higher Education Code to Prevent and Eliminate Gender-Based Violence you will be asked to declare if you have been investigated for, or found to engaged in, sexual harm or gender-based violence in the course of previous employment or in a legal process. Similarly, your ongoing employment is conditional upon the satisfactory maintenance of all relevant clearances and background check requirements. If you do not meet these conditions, the University may take any necessary step, including the termination of your employment.

EEO statementAt the University of Sydney, our shared values are trust, accountability and excellence and we strive to be a place where everyone can thrive. We are committed to creating a University community that thrives through diversity and reflects the wider community that we serve. We deliver on this through our commitment to diversity and inclusion , evidenced by our people and culture programs, as well as key strategies to increase participation and support the careers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People , women , people living with a disability , people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds , and those who identify as LGBTIQ+ . We welcome applications from candidates from all backgrounds.

We are proud to be recognised as an Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI) Gold employer. Find out more about our work on diversity and inclusion .

How to apply

Applications (including a cover letter, CV, and any additional supporting documentation) can be submitted via the Apply button at the top of the page.

For employees of the University or contingent workers, please login into your Workday account and navigate to the Career icon on your Dashboard. Click on USYD Find Jobs and apply.

For a confidential discussion about the role, or if you require reasonable adjustment or any documents in alternate formats, please contact, Ajaypal Singh, Recruitment Operations by email to . The University of SydneyThe University reserves the right not to proceed with any appointment.

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Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) SA/NT invites applications for a Mental Health Clinician/Nurse or Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Practitioner based in Port Augusta. The role services remote SA Aboriginal and pastoral/mining communities using telehealth, telephone and in-person visits.

You will deliver evidence-based mental health interventions, be registered with AHPRA, and work within a supportive team dedicated to culturally safe care.

• Full-time
• Department: Individual & Community Services

Start Your Career with Aspect Therapy: Make a Real Difference from Day One

Are you an early career qualified Occupational Therapist or Speech Pathologist looking for meaningful work, strong clinical support and a clear pathway to grow your skills?

At Aspect Therapy, you'll be supported to build confidence in your practice while working with autistic people and their families to develop practical, everyday skills that increase independence and quality of life.

With a structured early careers program, dedicated supervision and a highly supportive team, you'll have everything you need to develop into a confident, capable clinician-while making a genuine impact.

If you're passionate about learning, evidence-informed practice and making a difference, we'd love to hear from you.

The Opportunity

We are currently welcoming expressions of interest from:

• Early career qualifiedOccupational Therapists
• Early career qualifiedSpeech Pathologists

Across the following locations:

Sydney North Sydney South Sydney East Sydney West Wollongong Central Coast/Newcastle Northern NSW Murrumbidgee Canberra Melbourne

Salary & Benefits

$81,000 - $120,000 per year FTE (inclusive of super)

Plus additional benefits including:

• Salary packaging options to increase your take-home pay
• Phone and laptop provided
• Reimbursement of daily work-related kilometres travelled and tolls
• Flexible working arrangements to support work-life balance

Early Careers Program & Support

At Aspect, we know that starting your career is a big step-so we've built a program to support you every step of the way.

You'll benefit from:

• A comprehensive induction program while you build your caseload
• A structured early careers training pathway (first 12-18 months)
• Regular clinical supervision and mentoring
• Training in Positive Behaviour Support and autism-specific approaches
• Ongoing monthly professional development sessions
• A gradual, supported transition to managing your own caseload

What You'll Be Doing

• Supporting 3-4 participants per day in community settings
• Working collaboratively with participants and their families/support networks
• Building practical, functional skills that support everyday life
• Developing strengths-based, person-centred support strategies
• Working as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team

Unlike private practice, you won't need to source your own clients-we'll support you to build a sustainable caseload.

What You'll Bring

• Tertiary qualification in:
  • Occupational Therapy, or
  • Speech Pathology
• 1-3 years' experience (or new graduates encouraged to apply)
• Interest in working with autistic people and neurodivergence
• Willingness to work in community-based settings
• Membership with Speech Pathology Australia

Successful candidates will progress through the following stages:

• Phone screen
• Interview
• Verbal offer
• Formal written offer

About Aspect

Aspect is Australia's largest autism-specific service provider, committed to creating a world where Autistic people are recognised, respected and empowered.

We are dedicated to increasing the number of Autistic staff and building an inclusive workplace where everyone feels they belong. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, neurodivergent people, people with disability, LGBTQIA+ individuals and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.

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Research Nurse Level 2 - Surgical Oncology Date: 29 Oct 2026

YOUR ROLE IN OUR FUTURE

Research Nurse Level 2 - Surgical Oncology

• 5-month fixed term, full-time secondment with possibility for extension - 76 hours per fortnight.
• Up to $115,289.00 (YU13) base salary per annum.
• Parkville location with multiple public transport options.

The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Peter Mac) is a Victorian public health service and a world-leading comprehensive cancer centre seeking to excel across all spheres of clinical care, research and education. We have the largest cancer research enterprise in Australia and provide treatment to about 40,000 people with cancer each year.We aim to continuously improve cancer care, research and education across all cancers and for all people affected by cancer: changing lives, breaking new ground. Everything we do is underpinned by our core values, Excellence, Compassion and Innovation. Welcoming people from a wide variety of different backgrounds and experiences is critical to fostering innovation, cultivating compassion, attracting top talent and providing the best possible cancer care for our patients.

About the role

An opportunity exists to join the Division of Cancer Surgery - Surgical Oncology Research team for an initial period of 5 months with the possibilty of extension.Under the operations of the Clinical Research Unit (CRU), the Division of Cancer Surgery (DCS) Research Team works collaboratively with clinicians and researchers from both the Surgical Oncology and Anaesthetics, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Medicine teams.

As a member of DCS Research team, the research nurse (surgical oncology) will coordinate, deliver direct and indirect care and associated data collection for clinical trials and research studies (collectively known as study/ies") undertaken in DCS, in accordance ICH GCP E6 (R3), the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Peter Mac) policies.

The role will be responsible for:

• The conduct of a portfolio of studies within the DCS Research Team
• Coordinating or supporting all aspects of study/site conduct including but not limited to: Study feasibility, regulatory submissions and compliance, initiation, and investigator support
• Involvement in quality assurance and service improvement initiatives within both the division and across the institution

About you

You will have excellent time management skills and the ability to prioritise workload, with a demonstrated ability to work both within a team and using your own initiative.

You'll bring with you:

• Current registration with the Nurses Board of Victoria, with a minimum of 3 years post graduate surgical and / or anaesthetics and/or oncology nursing experience, or relevant experience demonstrating the appropriate competencies and skills for the job and clinical setting
• Research experience including working knowledge of ICH-GCP, Australian and International statutory and regulatory requirements including - TGA, FDA, EMA
• Personal integrity and discretion
• Effective listening and interpersonal skills

We offer a range of benefits which support our people both personally and professionally, including:

• Up to $11,660 in salary packaging to increase your take home pay
• Discounted health insurance and eye care
• A comprehensive health and wellbeing program
• Public transport options at our doorstep and end of trip facilities for cyclists
• Onsite eateries and coffee shops and inviting rooftop garden spaces
• Pathways for professional development and new career opportunities
• Five weeks annual leave, 17.5% leave loading & purchased leave options
• Flexible, hybrid working practices

Inclusion and belonging

Peter Mac celebrates, values and supports a diverse and inclusive environment which reflects our vibrant community. We encourage applications from anyone identifying as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. We also welcome anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+, linguistically, culturally and/or gender diverse, people with disability, and people of any age to apply for our roles.

Applications Close: 11.59pm Thursday 12 November 2026.

Position Summary Under the operations of the Clinical Research Unit (CRU), the Division of Cancer Surgery (DCS) Research Team works collaboratively with clinicians and researchers from both the Surgical Oncology and Anaesthetics, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Medicine teams.

As a member of DCS Research team, the research nurse (surgical oncology) will coordinate, deliver direct and indirect care and associated data collection for clinical trials and research studies (collectively known as study/ies") undertaken in DCS, in accordance ICH GCP E6 (R3), the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Peter Mac) policies.

The role will be responsible for:

• The conduct of a portfolio of studies within the DCS Research Team
• Coordinating or supporting all aspects of study/site conduct including but not limited to: Study feasibility, regulatory submissions and compliance, initiation, and investigator support

Involvement in quality assurance and service improvement initiatives within both the division and across the institution

Classification or Salary Range YU13

Category A: Position involving direct patient contact, potential for exposure to blood, body fluid, human tissue specimens during course of a normal working day

Key Relationships Internal

• Departmental research team
• Research participants and their caregivers
• Principal Investigators, co-investigators and associated clinical research medical staff
• Clinical Research Unit (CRU)
• Staff within the Division of Surgery
• All Peter Mac Clinical Research and Research laboratory staff
• Multidisciplinary team members
• Clinical nurses and Allied Health staff in all relevant patient care areas - including but not limited to theatres, OPD and wards.
• Departments involved in clinical research including pathology, diagnostic imaging, nuclear medicine, pharmacy, BaCT
• Health Information Services
• Internal Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) and Research Governance Office (RGO)
• Clinical Research Development Office (CRDO)

External

• Sponsor representatives from collaborative groups and industry.
• Research nurses, study coordinators and data managers at other hospitals
• External precinct hospitals and services (eg RMH, RWH)
• External laboratories and diagnostic imaging centres
• External Medical Record Departments
• External HREC and Research Governance Offices
• Professional bodies such as ACTEC, VARN and ARCS

Skills

• Current registration with the Nurses Board of Victoria, with a minimum of 3 years post graduate surgical and / or anaesthetics and/or oncology nursing experience, or relevant experience demonstrating the appropriate competencies and skills for the job and clinical setting
• Research experience including working knowledge of ICH-GCP, Australian and International statutory and regulatory requirements including - TGA, FDA, EMA
• Personal integrity and discretion
• Demonstrated excellent team working skills with ability to work using own initiative
• Effective listening and interpersonal skills
• Time management skills and the ability to prioritise workload
• Evidence of further education such as post-graduate certification, diploma, or continuous professional development specific to surgery/oncology and/ or clinical research

Key Accountabilities Key Accountabilities Demonstrated By / Key Performance Indicators

1. To effectively manage clinical research and trials

• Practice at all times within current appropriate state and federal regulations and hospital policy.
• Make appropriate clinical and professional autonomous decisions as required and seek clarification where necessary.
• Provide clinical and professional advice relating to the conduct of clinical research to the Investigators and multidisciplinary team that is in accordance with TGA ICH GCP and the NHMRC National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Research Involving Humans, unit operating procedures and hospital policy.
• Co-ordinate a portfolio of clinical trials and research projects as directed by the Research Manager, showing the ability to appropriately prioritise workload and seek assistance from team members when required.
• Maintain a flexible approach to working hours to meet the requirements of research protocols and subject recruitment.
• Liaise with all involved groups/departments to ensure all biological samples are collected, processed, stored and shipped as per the protocol requirements.
• Participate in clinical trial monitoring/auditing internally and externally as required to meet the regulatory and scientific requirements
• Work effectively during monitoring of clinical trial data, internal company audits and external reviews.

2. Ensure quality data and patient safety at all times

• Demonstrated ability to manage workload to ensure interests of patients on clinical trials are met and protocol requirements are followed . click apply for full job details

The Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency (VACCA) in Morwell seeks a Nugel Senior Case Manager to support Aboriginal children and families within the child protection system. You will collaborate with government and sector partners to achieve safer, home-based outcomes, applying cultural therapeutic approaches.

The role requires leadership, trauma-informed practice, strong documentation, and the ability to manage complex cases. A Social Work degree and checks are required.

Mater Research is seeking a Senior Research Officer for a two-year, full-time appointment (38 hours per week) based at our South Brisbane campus. The role centres on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, building partnerships with communities and researchers, and progressing toward research leadership and independence.

The successful candidate will design and conduct mixed-methods research, mentor junior researchers, manage ethical compliance, and contribute to publications and funding

Lake Imaging, part of the Integral Diagnostics (IDX) Group, is seeking an aspiring or experienced MRI Radiographer to step into a leadership opportunity based in Ballarat. As part of IDX-one of Australasia's leading diagnostic imaging networks-you will benefit from corporate-scale infrastructure, national collaboration, innovation pathways, and structured professional development frameworks that support both clinical excellence and career progression. This role offers the opportunity to operate both 1.5T and 3T Siemens MRI scanners within our busy St John of God Hospital site. You will work closely with radiologists and specialist referrers across a broad and evolving MRI service, including advanced neuro, body imaging, cardiac studies and working with pacemakers / stimulators and sedation patients. Beyond technical delivery, you will play a key role in leading people, refining protocols, and fostering a high-performing team environment. Supported by IDX's national networks-including quality assurance forums, clinical collaboration groups, and ongoing implant and subspecialty training-you will be equipped to grow both personally and professionally. We are committed to developing our people. While we deliver an extensive and advanced service portfolio, we actively support continuing education, upskilling, and mentoring to help you close any capability gaps and expand your clinical expertise.

You are an aspiring or experienced MRI Radiographer with a passion for leadership, collaboration, and delivering high-quality patient care. Whether you are stepping into leadership for the first time or bringing established experience, you are motivated to grow within a well-supported, forward-thinking organisation.

• Demonstrated experience in MRI Radiography
• Strong communication skills and stakeholder engagement capability
• Proven ability to contribute to, or lead, a multidisciplinary team
• Qualifications in Medical Imaging (Bachelor of Science or equivalent)
• Postgraduate qualifications in MRI (highly desirable)
• Strong organisational, analytical, and problem-solving skills
• Ability to mentor, support, and develop team members
• Commitment to continuous learning and professional development
• Flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic clinical environment

• Ballarat is one of Victoria's best-kept secrets-offering the perfect balance of career opportunity and lifestyle.
• Just over an hour from Melbourne, it combines city convenience with regional charm.
• A thriving healthcare and education hub with strong infrastructure
• Affordable housing and shorter commute times
• Renowned food, wine, and café culture
• Rich history, arts scene, and year-round festivals
• Access to nature, outdoor recreation, and family-friendly living
• Ballarat offers the space to build a meaningful career while enjoying an exceptional quality of life-without the pressure of metropolitan living.

• National clinical and professional development programs
• Cross-site collaboration and knowledge-sharing networks (including QA and subspecialty support)
• Clear career pathways and leadership development opportunities
• Exposure to advanced imaging technologies and protocols
• A supportive leadership structure with strong peer networks
• Wellbeing, Culture & Benefits
• Competitive salary with annual reviews
• Additional paid parental leave
• Fitness Passport (1000+ locations)
• Retail, health, and insurance discounts
• Employee Assistance Program and wellbeing initiatives
• Referral bonuses and recognition programs
• Career progression and succession planning
• A collaborative, values-driven culture

Integral Diagnostics (IDX Group) supports a multicultural and diversity workplace. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with relevant skills and experience to apply.

Building a healthier world, by delivering the best health outcomes one patient at a time. IDX employs a wide diverse range of professionals across career pathways: Clinical Specialists - Radiologists, Radiographers, Sonographers, Echocardiographers, Nuclear Medicine Technologists Nursing - Registered Nurse, Enrolled Nurse, Clinical Assistants Administration - Managers, Supervisors, Receptionists, Booking Centre Agents Shared Services - People & Culture, Marketing, Risk Management, ICT, Finance We know that the success of our business is dependent on our experienced, dedicated, and forward-thinking invaluable team.

South Coast Radiology (SCR) is seeking an experienced Radiographer with MRI capability to join our team at John Flynn Private Hospital (JFH), located at the southern end of the Gold Coast in Tugun just 5 minutes from the airport and 3 minutes from the beach. JFH is a large private 354-bed hospital offering a broad range of healthcare services, including a 24-hour emergency department, comprehensive cardiac services, general and orthopaedic surgery, and full inpatient and outpatient medical imaging facilities.

As part of SCR, you will work in a fully comprehensive private practice environment at JFH, featuring: 2 brand new GE CT scanners MRI services (key focus of this role) X-ray, theatre, and ultrasound PET and Nuclear Medicine services under the same network.

You'll be exposed to a diverse caseload across multiple specialties including cardiac, emergency, MSK, vascular, and neurology. Strong MRI experience is essential for this role. Experience with GE systems across MRI and CT is highly desirable.

Current

• AHPRA registration as a Medical Radiation Practitioner QLD Radiation Use License
• Full Australian working rights
• Tertiary qualification in Diagnostic Radiography
• Demonstrated MRI experience (essential)
• Minimum 3 years post-graduate experience
• GE MRI (and CT) experience highly regarded
• Willingness to participate in rostered shifts and on-call coverage

• Attractive salary package with shift and on-call loading
• 5 weeks annual leave plus leave loading
• Access to modern imaging technology and systems
• Ongoing MRI training and development opportunities
• Annual salary reviews
• Free nearby parking
• Staff wellbeing initiatives
• Paid parental leave and discounted private health cover
• A friendly, supportive team culture

We are the largest radiology group on the Gold Coast, operating across 15 clinics as well as John Flynn Private Hospital and Pindara Private Hospital. South Coast Radiology is part of Integral Diagnostics, committed to creating a healthier world.

Integral Diagnostics (IDX Group) supports a multicultural and diversity workplace. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with relevant skills and experience to apply. Building a healthier world, by delivering the best health outcomes one patient at a time. IDX employs a wide diverse range of professionals across career pathways: Clinical Specialists - Radiologists, Radiographers, Sonographers, Echocardiographers, Nuclear Medicine Technologists Nursing - Registered Nurse, Enrolled Nurse, Clinical Assistants Administration - Managers, Supervisors, Receptionists, Booking Centre Agents Shared Services - People & Culture, Marketing, Risk Management, ICT, Finance We know that the success of our business is dependent on our experienced, dedicated, and forward-thinking invaluable team.

• Salary Packaging: Package up to $15,900 of your pre-tax income and boost your take-home pay
• Meals & Accommodation: Package up to $2,650 for dining and holidays expenses
• Extra Leave: Enjoy an additional 5 days of individual leave each year
• Maxxia Rewards: Enjoy a huge range of discounts through our salary packaging partner
• Fitness Passport: Discounted access to gym and aquatic centres
• Health Insurance: Exclusive HCF discounts
• Career Growth: Genuine opportunities for growth and career development
• EAP Support: Free, confidential counselling and wellbeing support

At Breakthru, we're all about people - their goals, their potential, and their future. As a trusted leader in disability, mental health, and employment services, we empower individuals to thrive through personalised, strengths-based support. From daily living to education, employment, and community connection, we're here to back every breakthrough moment.

As part of the Royal Rehab Group, you'll be backed by one of Australia's most respected not-for-profits, with over 125 years of experience delivering life-changing disability and rehabilitations services. This means you'll have the stability, resources, and support to grow your career and make a real impact in people's lives.

At Breakthru, you won't be stuck behind a desk - you'll be out in the community, working side by side with clients where it matters most. Whether it's in homes, workplaces, or local neighbourhoods, you'll build real connections and help people achieve their goals in real world settings. Join a values driven team that supports your growth, offers meaningful work, and empowers you to make a real difference every day.

We offer a vibrant, inclusive culture the values your expertise.

This role is a Full-time position, based in Penrith, Western Sydney with frequent travel required between Campbelltown, Penrith and Hornsby.

This wonderful opportunity is for someone who is passionate about community support, who enjoys guiding and developing others, and who has a genuine interest to partner with, and learn from experienced and inspiring colleagues and senior leaders.

It is responsible for the leadership and development of a small team that delivers multiple NDIS funded programs in the areas Individualised Support and group (predominantly capacity building).

• Ensuring the effective delivery of quality services
• Development of your team providing mentoring and supervision to expand their knowledge and careers
• Support the strategic development of your portfolio through strong customer service and some business development
• Overseeing the day-to-day operations of Core and capacity building services, ensuring high-quality, client focused support
• Strengthening relationships with participants, families, and stakeholders to deliver outstanding customer service.
• Supporting the strategic development of services, including service growth and business development.

This career opportunity is ideally suited to candidates who have had leadership experience in an NDIS program at a minimum, and looking to expand their knowledge and expertise. Your leadership foundations are solid in the areas of staff development and customer service, and you are a knowledgeable go to person in the NDIS space.

Candidates in a 2ic position or who have had the opportunity to act in a leadership role previously are encouraged to apply. To ensure your resume is successful in application, please highlight any leadership experience that has prepared you to lead a team and/or manage NDIS programs.

• Rostering Experience
• Staff Management
• Good Computer Skills
• Conflict resolution skills
• Criminal record check (essential or willing to obtain)
• Working with children's check (essential or willing to obtain)
• NDIS Workers screening clearance (essential or willing to obtain)

• Salary Packaging: Up to $18,550 salary packaging benefits (lower your taxable income and increase your take home pay!)
• Benefits: Fitness Passport & HCF Private Health Insurance discounts
• Maxxia Rewards:Enjoy a huge range of discounts through our salary packaging partner
• Career growth: Genuine career opportunities
• Work life balance: Flexible work arrangements
• Salary: Competitive remuneration
• Leadership: Supportive and experienced leadership team
• Culture: Friendly and close-knit team environment

We know diversity makes Breakthru a great place to work, and we are committed to building an inclusive workplace culture that reflects the people we serve. We encourage applications from all members of our community, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTIQA+ individuals, people with disability, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

If you require any adjustments to participate equitably in the recruitment process, or to support you in the workplace should you be successful, please let us know. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment where all individuals can thrive.

If this sounds like the perfect role for you, address the essential criteria in your cover letter.

Please note, only applicants that address this essential criteria will be considered.

The successful applicant will be required to provide and undergo pre employment checks including but not limited to a current criminal record check, working with children check, employment history, driver's license and referee checks. Vaccination against infectious diseases is strongly encouraged.

• Competitive pay rates and excellent working conditions within a tertiary hospital.
• Salary Packaging with many options that provide full fringe benefits tax concessions.
• Flexible working conditions
• Access to Employee Assistance Program.

About the Role:

Expressions of interest are invited from experienced Social Workers currently working in health or hospital settings to temporarily undertake the role of Social Work Team Leader, Medical and Surgical Services at North Canberra Hospital from 1 March 2027 to 30 August 2027.

This leadership position provides professional, clinical and operational support to a team of social workers and a social work assistant delivering services across a range of inpatient and outpatient programs, including Stroke Services, Hospital in the Home, Surgical Preadmissions Clinic, General Medicine and Surgical Services.

Reporting to the Director of Social Work and Psychology you'll work alongside one other social work team leader and a Social Work Clinical Educator to form an integral part of the Department's leadership team and support the achievement of the Department's organisational goals through service delivery, operational planning, development and implementation, change management and human resource management.

The Social Work and Psychology Department is a contemporary, evidence-based service providing care across acute, critical care and specialised outpatient settings. This role offers an excellent opportunity to further develop leadership skills within a high-performing, supportive and multidisciplinary environment.

To be successful, you will have a minimum of six years' experience as a Social Worker, preferably within a health setting, with demonstrated experience providing clinical leadership, supervision and support in complex clinical environments.

Please note, this position may be required to participate in on-call rosters, including weekends and after-hours work.

Appointment to the position may be made based on written application and referee reports (if required) only.

Please note prior to commencement successful candidates will be required to:

• Comply with Canberra Health Services Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination policy.
• Comply with CHS credentialing and scope of clinical practice requirements for allied health professionals.

Note: This is a temporary position available for a period of six months with the possibility of extension.

Note: Under the ACTPS employment framework you may be placed in another role where required for the efficient administration of the service.

Where an offer of employment is for a fixed-term period, any related temporary contracts within the Territory will be issued in compliance with the requirements and applicable exceptions outlined in the Fair Work Act.

Canberra Health Services (CHS) is focussed on the delivery of high quality, effective, person centred care. It provides acute, sub-acute, primary and community-based health services, to the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and surrounding region. More information can be found on the CHS website .

Our Vision: creating exceptional health care together
Our Role: to be a health service that is trusted by our community
Our Values: Reliable, Progressive, Respectful and Kind

CHS is committed to workforce diversity and to creating an inclusive workplace. As part of this commitment, we welcome applications from all diversity groups. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability and people who identify as LGBTQIA+ are particularly encouraged to apply.

The ACT public service is committed to closing the gap, underpinned by the belief that when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have a genuine say in the design and delivery of policies, programs and services that affect them, better life outcomes are achieved. More information can be found here ACT Closing the Gap Implementation Plan - ACT Government Transparency Portal .

This is a temporary position available for a period of six months with the possibility of extension.

• Department: Individual & Community Services

Company Description

Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia) is one of the largest autism-specific service providers in Australia and operates one of the world's largest autism-specific school programs.

As a not-for-profit organisation, we partner with Autistic people of all ages and their families to deliver evidence-informed, person-centred and strengths-based supports.

At Aspect, we recognise a different brilliant -celebrating the strengths, interests and aspirations of Autistic people and working to build meaningful, everyday outcomes that matter.

Job Description

Salary: $81.7K - $121K inc super (FTE)

Perks: Phone + laptop + km reimbursement + tolls + salary packaging + professional development

Employment: Permanent, part-time, 2 or 3 days per week

We're looking for a passionate Occupational Therapist to join our Adelaide team and make a genuine impact in the lives of Autistic children, young people and adults.

This is a varied, community-based role where no two days look the same. You'll manage your own caseload while being supported by a strong, collaborative clinical team.

You'll work directly with participants in their everyday environments-home, school, or community-helping them build practical skills, independence, and confidence in line with their goals.

At Aspect, we understand that once you've met one Autistic person, you've met one Autistic person. This role offers real clinical diversity, creativity, and the opportunity to tailor supports to each individual.

What your day will look like

You will:

• Deliver therapy supports to 3 - 4 participants per day in community settings
• Develop practical, goal-focused intervention plans
• Work collaboratively with families, carers, and support networks
• Build strategies that are strengths-based, functional, and meaningful
• Support participants to develop independence and everyday life skills
• Work both autonomously in the community and as part of a highly supportive team

Qualifications

What you bring:

• Tertiary qualification in Occupational Therapy
• Full AHPRA registration
• Current driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle (km and tolls reimbursed)
• NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willingness to obtain)
• Working With Children Check (state-based)
• Completion of the NDIS Worker Orientation Module - Quality, Safety and You, click here to access
• Current RRHAN-EC certification (South Australia) or willingness to obtain (where required)
• International police check (if required)
• Competitive salary packaging options to increase take-home pay
• Structured induction and tailored graduate support program
• Strong clinical supervision and ongoing mentoring
• Permanent role with stable caseload development
• Paid parental leave and generous personal/carer's leave
• Ongoing internal and external professional development opportunities

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Enquiries:TracyHaringtonHawes, Educator,ActingOperationalLeaderAspectTherapy,

Aspect is committed to building an inclusive workforce and strongly encourages applications from Autistic people, people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. We are happy to make adjustments throughout the recruitment process to support individual needs.

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Lead with purpose. Make a difference every day.

Yarrawonga Health is seeking an experienced and motivated Associate Nurse Unit Manager (ANUM) to join our Residential Aged Care team. This is an exciting opportunity for a Registered Nurse ready to step into a leadership role, supporting the Nurse Unit Manager to deliver high-quality, person-centred care while leading and mentoring a dedicated clinical team.

As the ANUM, you will provide clinical leadership and operational support across Residential Services, coordinating safe, effective care and acting in charge of the unit in the absence of the Nurse Unit Manager. You will work closely with the multidisciplinary team to ensure excellent clinical outcomes, a positive team culture, and compliance with Aged Care Standards.

• Support the Nurse Unit Manager in the day-to-day leadership and management of Residential Services.


• Coordinate safe, high-quality, person-centred care and oversee clinical operations on each shift.


• Act as Nurse Unit Manager during periods of leave or absence.


• Provide leadership, mentoring and clinical support to nursing staff.


• Promote continuous quality improvement, risk management and compliance with Aged Care Standards.


• Collaborate with residents, families and the multidisciplinary team to achieve the best possible care outcomes.


• Contribute to staff education, orientation and professional development.

You will bring:

• Current AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse.


• Minimum 3-5 years' clinical nursing experience, preferably in aged care.


• Demonstrated leadership experience and the ability to coordinate clinical teams.


• Strong communication, problem-solving and decision-making skills.


• Sound knowledge of Aged Care Standards, accreditation requirements and person-centred care.


• A commitment to continuous improvement, quality and safe care.

Management qualifications or leadership training, along with palliative care experience, will be highly regarded.

We are looking for individuals who are dedicated, reliable, and possess a genuine passion for helping others. The ideal candidate will exhibit:

• Community - We strengthen connection and partnerships to improve the health and well-being of our people.


• Compassion - We treat all people with empathy and respect.


• Courage - We have the strength to see opportunities and do what's right.


• Accountability - We take responsibility for our actions, decisions and outcomes. We are committed to being transparent, dependable and ethical in all that we do.

At Yarrawonga Health, you'll join a supportive and collaborative team committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our community. We offer:

• Professional development and leadership development opportunities.


• A supportive and collaborative team environment.


• The opportunity to make a genuine impact on the lives of older people.


• An exceptional regional lifestyle on the banks of the Murray River.

Yarrawonga Health is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace and welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and people from all backgrounds.

At Yarrawonga Health, we are committed to creating a workforce that reflects and celebrates the diversity of our community. We warmly welcome applications from:

Aboriginal peoples

Torres Strait Islander peoples

LGBTQIA+ individuals

People with disability, including those with visible and non-visible disabilities

People from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

At Yarrawonga Health, we value diversity, foster inclusion, and are committed to providing a culturally safe, welcoming, and accessible workplace for all.

More Information:

For more information regarding the role contact:

Emma Williamson, Nurse Unit Manager via email on

All employment with Yarrawonga Health is subject to and conditional upon a satisfactory Police Check, NDIS Worker Screening Check and Victorian 'Employee' Working with Children's Check if required.

All healthcare workers are required to have mandatory evidence of vaccination will be required prior to commencement.

Application Close: 29th November 2026

• Full-time
• Department: Individual & Community Services

Start Your Career with Aspect Therapy: Make a Real Difference from Day One

Are you an early career qualified Occupational Therapist or Speech Pathologist looking for meaningful work, strong clinical support and a clear pathway to grow your skills?

At Aspect Therapy, you'll be supported to build confidence in your practice while working with autistic people and their families to develop practical, everyday skills that increase independence and quality of life.

With a structured early careers program, dedicated supervision and a highly supportive team, you'll have everything you need to develop into a confident, capable clinician-while making a genuine impact.

If you're passionate about learning, evidence-informed practice and making a difference, we'd love to hear from you.

The Opportunity

We are currently welcoming expressions of interest from:

• Early career qualifiedOccupational Therapists
• Early career qualifiedSpeech Pathologists

Across the following locations:

Sydney North Sydney South Sydney East Sydney West Wollongong Central Coast/Newcastle Northern NSW Murrumbidgee Canberra Melbourne

Salary & Benefits

$81,000 - $120,000 per year FTE (inclusive of super)

Plus additional benefits including:

• Salary packaging options to increase your take-home pay
• Phone and laptop provided
• Reimbursement of daily work-related kilometres travelled and tolls
• Flexible working arrangements to support work-life balance

Early Careers Program & Support

At Aspect, we know that starting your career is a big step-so we've built a program to support you every step of the way.

You'll benefit from:

• A comprehensive induction program while you build your caseload
• A structured early careers training pathway (first 12-18 months)
• Regular clinical supervision and mentoring
• Training in Positive Behaviour Support and autism-specific approaches
• Ongoing monthly professional development sessions
• A gradual, supported transition to managing your own caseload

What You'll Be Doing

• Supporting 3-4 participants per day in community settings
• Working collaboratively with participants and their families/support networks
• Building practical, functional skills that support everyday life
• Developing strengths-based, person-centred support strategies
• Working as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary team

Unlike private practice, you won't need to source your own clients-we'll support you to build a sustainable caseload.

What You'll Bring

• Tertiary qualification in:
  • Occupational Therapy, or
  • Speech Pathology
• 1-3 years' experience (or new graduates encouraged to apply)
• Interest in working with autistic people and neurodivergence
• Willingness to work in community-based settings
• Membership with Speech Pathology Australia

Successful candidates will progress through the following stages:

• Phone screen
• Interview
• Verbal offer
• Formal written offer

About Aspect

Aspect is Australia's largest autism-specific service provider, committed to creating a world where Autistic people are recognised, respected and empowered.

We are dedicated to increasing the number of Autistic staff and building an inclusive workplace where everyone feels they belong. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, neurodivergent people, people with disability, LGBTQIA+ individuals and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.

At Collective Growth, we are passionate about fostering collaboration among allied health professionals and building a dynamic team dedicated to client care. We are excited to invite applications for a Senior Speech and Language Pathologist to join our growing team of professionals. In this role, we will seek your support regarding developing discipline specific templates, resources, and planning future services from Collective Growth.

As a successful candidate, you will:

• Deliver evidence-based therapeutic interventions that support clients and their families.
• Demonstrate strong communication skills in your interactions with individuals of all ages, families, stakeholders, and fellow team members.
• Attend stakeholder and management meetings to represent the Speech Pathology perspective.
• Manage a caseload of clients with disabilities, including those with autism, behavioural challenges, physical impairments, and more.
• Participate in the assessment and evaluation of clients.
• Ensure high-quality documentation
• Identify and communicate opportunities for professional development that would benefit the service.
• Actively promote and maintain a child-safe environment.
• Report any concerns regarding child abuse or neglect in accordance with the Child Protection Act 1999.
• Demonstrate respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children's cultural identity.
• Complete regular child safety and anti-discrimination training.
• Clinical leadership skills to support the service.
• Support for supervising developing clinicians.
• Creating and supporting new innovative ideas to support the growth of the organisation.
• Supervise and mentor new graduate Speech Pathologists and allied health assistants.
• Offer the supervision of at least one student placement for a Speech Pathologist per year.
• Provide feedback to the team on policies and procedures such as documentation practices.

Bachelor of Speech Pathology.

Current Speech Pathology Australia membership.

Valid driver's license and access to a car.

A current Working with Children Blue Card (or ability to obtain this).

3-5 years working as a Speech Pathologist minimum

Collective Growth is an allied health support service taking root (plant puns intended) in Gladstone, inspired by the growing needs of our community. We were established in response to the limited health services available for the increasing needs of people in the area and are now expanding to support individuals across all age groups. Our mission is to nurture and develop both our team and the community around us.

Our vision is to create a vibrant environment where our staff are enthusiastic to work, clients look forward to visiting, and families thrive together. We deeply value each member of our team and are committed to fostering both personal and professional growth. Supporting and empowering our staff is at the heart of what we do.

At Collective Growth, we offer a range of services through NDIS, Medicare, and standard billing options. Our dedicated team of health professionals collaborates to provide comprehensive assessments for functional and diagnostic purposes, including support letters and reports for general practitioners, doctors and psychiatrists. We are committed to delivering exceptional therapeutic services to individuals and their families.

A growing business with personalised team interactions

Supervision and dedicated staff development.

Ongoing efforts to enhance staff support and work-life balance.

A family-focused organisation that values you and your family.

Relocation allowances and support are available - please inquire for details.

Gladstone is a vibrant coastal city offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and a relaxed lifestyle, with stunning beaches, scenic parks, and a thriving local community, making it an ideal place to live and work.

Enjoy quick travel times to work and leisure spots, enhancing your work-life balance.

Relax and enjoy a day at Tannum Sands or take a short trip down to the Stunning Agnes Waters/1770.

Benefit from a range of housing options at various price points, supporting affordable living.

Engage in rich cultural experiences through galleries, museums, and festivals.

Safe, accessible, and family-friendly environment for all ages.

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Clinical Team LeaderApply: NSW, Wagga Wagga: NSW, Young: Full time: Posted Today: End Date: October 11, 2026 (15 days left to apply): JR106881 At Wellways, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and empowered to contribute. We warmly welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with lived experience of mental health challenges or disability, people from multicultural backgrounds, and people who identify as LGBTIQA+. We recognise that diverse experiences and perspectives strengthen our workforce and the communities we support. Lead and inspire a multidisciplinary clinical team across Wagga Wagga & Young Salary $114k - $120k + Superannuation, depending on qualifications and experience Make a difference through hands-on clinical practice Better. Together. is looking for a Clinical Team Leader to provide day-to-day leadership across our Wagga Wagga & Young hubs. This is an opportunity to combine your clinical expertise with your leadership skills while supporting a team of clinicians, strengthening the way we deliver care and making a meaningful difference to people experiencing severe and/or complex mental health needs. About Better.

Together. Better. Together. is a free mental health service for people aged 18 and over across the Murrumbidgee region. We believe better mental health care happens when services work together, not separately. Our multidisciplinary teams work alongside general practices to provide care that is tailored to each person from clinical interventions and peer support through to care coordination, service navigation, social prescribing and group programs. Our approach is person-centred, recovery-oriented and focused on the whole person. We work with participants, GPs and the wider service system to support mental, physical, social and emotional wellbeing. If you are someone who understands that great leadership starts with connection, someone who can step into a complex situation, bring people together, provide thoughtful clinical guidance and help a team move forward then this is the opportunity you have been looking for. Where you come in As Clinical Team Leader , you will be a visible and hands-on leader within the service by support the day-to-day operations of the clinical workforce and helping your team navigate complex situations, make sound clinical decisions and deliver safe, high-quality care. Working closely with the Service & GP Partnerships Manager and Service Team Leaders, you will help turn organisational priorities into meaningful day-to-day practice. You'll also play an important role in bringing our clinical, peer and psychosocial teams together so they can work effectively alongside participants, families, carers and the wider care network. You will maintain a clinical caseload , providing therapeutic interventions directly to participants while also supporting the capability, confidence and development of your team. You will also need: Relevant tertiary qualification and current registration or accreditation, at the level required for that discipline - refer to position description for detailed list Demonstrated experience leading frontline teams and coordinating daily operations, including responding to changing service priorities. Right to work in Australia 100 points of ID Valid Driver Licence and willingness to travel Satisfactory National Police Record Check International Police Check (if appliable) Current Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Screening Check NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate - Quality Safety and You What we will offer you A purpose driven culture where people can thrive, everyone is respected, and differences are valued Paid Cultural Leave An equitable, diverse, and socially inclusive work environment Salary packaging up to $15,899 enables you to spend a portion of your salary before it is taxed to pay for things like rent, mortgage repayments, car leasing Meal and Entertainment allowance via salary packaging up to $2,650 per annum Receive 17.5% leave loading every time you take annual leave Paid parental leave after 12 months of ongoing employment Access for you and your family to our Employee Assistance Program If you're looking for a role where you can lead a team, stay connected to clinical practice and help shape better mental health care in regional communities then APPLY now! For further information regarding this role please contact Allison Thorne, Regional Manager via email at To view the full Position Description and submit your Resume and cover letter,click APPLY. We encourage you to apply early. Applications will be reviewed throughout the advertising period, and the role may be filled before the closing date. Wellways is committed to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable people. Successful applicants must undergo a comprehensive screening process prior to their commencement<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?

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Mental Health Clinician - Young NSWApply: NSW, Young: Full time: Posted Today: End Date: October 11, 2026 (15 days left to apply): JR106883 At Wellways, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and empowered to contribute. We warmly welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with lived experience of mental health challenges or disability, people from multicultural backgrounds, and people who identify as LGBTIQA+. We recognise that diverse experiences and perspectives strengthen our workforce and the communities we support. Work collaboratively with GPs, peers and multidisciplinary teams Salary $98k - $111k + Superannuation, depending on qualifications and experience Help people build resilience, achieve recovery goals and reconnect with community Better. Together. is looking for a Mental Health Clinician to join our multidisciplinary team across the Murrumbidgee region. This is an opportunity to combine your clinical expertise with your leadership skills while supporting a team of clinicians, strengthening the way we deliver care and making a meaningful difference to people experiencing severe and/or complex mental health needs. About Better. Togethe r. Better. Together . is a free mental health service for people aged 18 and over across the Murrumbidgee region. We believe better mental health care happens when services work together, not separately. Our multidisciplinary teams work alongside general practices to provide care that is tailored to each person from clinical interventions and peer support through to care coordination, service navigation, social prescribing and group programs. Our approach is person-centred, recovery-oriented and focused on the whole person. We work with participants, GPs and the wider service system to support mental, physical, social and emotional wellbeing. About the role As a Mental Health Clinician , you will provide evidence-based therapeutic interventions tailored to each person's individual needs, strengths and goals. Working alongside participants to understand their experiences, complete comprehensive assessments and develop practical care and recovery plans. With support from the program's clinical leadership, you will use your professional expertise to respond to changing needs, manage clinical risk and connect people with the right level of support. You will also have the opportunity to facilitate psychoeducation and therapeutic group programs, including working alongside peer workers. The role involves: Building trusting, respectful relationships and working alongside people as the experts in their own lives Completing psychosocial, mental health and risk assessments Developing, implementing and reviewing recovery-focused care plans Delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions within your scope of practice Facilitating psychoeducation and therapeutic group programs Coordinating care across primary, specialist and community services Participating in multidisciplinary case conferences, Team Care Reviews and clinical discussions Supporting stepped-care transitions and warm referrals to other services Participating in clinical supervision and ongoing professional development You will also need: Relevant tertiary qualification and current registration or accreditation, at the level required for that discipline - refer to position description for detailed list Demonstrated understanding of recovery-oriented, trauma-informed and person-led practice. Right to work in Australia 100 points of ID Valid Driver Licence and willingness to travel Satisfactory National Police Record Check International Police Check (if appliable) Current Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Screening Check NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate - Quality Safety and You What we will offer you A purpose driven culture where people can thrive, everyone is respected, and differences are valued Paid Cultural Leave An equitable, diverse, and socially inclusive work environment Salary packaging up to $15,899 enables you to spend a portion of your salary before it is taxed to pay for things like rent, mortgage repayments, car leasing Meal and Entertainment allowance via salary packaging up to $2,650 per annum Receive 17.5% leave loading every time you take annual leave Paid parental leave after 12 months of ongoing employment Access for you and your family to our Employee Assistance Program Put your clinical expertise into practice where it matters. Support recovery, build meaningful partnerships and make a difference. Mental Health Clinicians and new graduates are encouraged to apply. For further information regarding this role please contact Allison Thorne, Regional Manager via email at To view the full Position Description and submit your Resume and cover letter, click APPLY.We encourage you to apply early. Applications will be reviewed throughout the advertising period, and the role may be filled before the closing date.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?

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Job title: Infant, Child & Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing Services (ICYMHWS) Clinician

Employment type: Permanent Full Time

Hours per fortnight: 80

Classification: Registered Psychiatric Nurse Grade 3, Years 1 - 4 (NP81 - NP74) Social Worker Grade 3, Years 1 - 4 (YC46 - YC49), Occupational Therapist Grade 3, Years 1 - 4 (YB24 - YB27), Psychologist Grade 2, Years 1 - 4 (PK1 - PK4)

Location:Graham Street

For a confidentialconversation please contact: Jess Wellman on

Salary range: $94,478 - 124,498

About the role:

Join the dedicated team at GV Health's Infant, Child & Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing Services (ICYMHWS) and make a meaningful difference in the lives of infants, children, young people and their families. This permanent full-time opportunity is based in Shepparton and forms part of a multidisciplinary mental health team providing evidence-based assessment, treatment and support across the region.

As an ICYMHWS Clinician, you will deliver high-quality mental health care to children, young people and families, working collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders to support positive wellbeing outcomes. You will be part of a progressive service committed to early intervention, recovery-oriented practice and family-centred care.

You can view the Position Description: HERE

If qualifications are a requirement for this position, please attach a copy in support of your application. Qualification requirements are outlined in the Position Description under 'Key Selection Criteria'.

About GV Health - Mental Health Services:

Our skilled and committed team of Mental Health professionals provide an innovative range of services for individuals suffering from, or at risk of, serious mental health problems requiring short and long-term treatment and support. Our comprehensive service is offered across the municipalities of Mitchell, Murrindindi, Strathbogie, Greater Shepparton and Moira regions.

Our multidisciplinary professionals are from an array of backgrounds and disciplines and work across a range of settings and services including:

• Adult and Older Adult Mental Health & Wellbeing Services
• Community Mental Health & Wellbeing Services
• Acute Adult and Older Adult Inpatient Unit - Wanyarra
• Infant, Child and Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing Services
• Access and Engagement Mental Health & Wellbeing Services
• Generous salary packaging , subsidisedstaff parking and discounted leisure memberships
• Flexible work practices and options to purchase additional leave to support work/life balance
• Paid parental leave
• Professional development and study leave to help reach your learning and career goals
• A confidential Employee Assistance Program for you and your loved ones
• Social club membership offering a range of events, functions and local community discounts
• Our CREATE Outstanding monthly, bi-monthly and annual reward and recognition program

Safe, respectful and inclusive workplace:

GV Health is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, as well as applicants who are LGBTIQA+, who have different abilities, or are from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

GV Health has a zero tolerance of abuse, bullying and harassment, sexual harassment and discrimination in all forms, and is committed to fostering a psychologically safe workplace that supports the health, safety and wellbeing of our people. We are also committed to the safety, protection and wellbeing of all children.

Pre-employment requirements:

Pre-employment screening checks may be required, including but not limited to; Working with Children Check (WWCC), National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Worker Screening, International and National Police Checks, Aged Care Statutory Declaration, Visas and valid working rights in Australia, immunisations as mandated by Department of Health.

Further details of pre-employment requirements are provided in the Position Description and to successful candidates, or upon request. GV Health reserves the right to vary pre-employment screening from time to time and as directed by legislation and operational requirements.

• Based in Darwin with beautiful landscapes and year-round warm temperatures
• SCHADS Above Award Salary Grade 5- $106,626 per annum plus Super
• Relocation assistance offered up to $3000 and two weeks accommodation

CatholicCare NT Employee Benefits

• Six Weeks Annual Leave plus Two Weeks Personal Leave
• Salary packaging option (up to an additional $15,900 p/a)
• Staff rewards program with savings and discounts at over 450 well known retailers
• Access to Wellbeing Centre providing support to a healthier and happier life
• Relocation assistance offered up to $3000 and two weeks of accommodation

About the Program

CatholicCare NT provides counselling services to participants with co-occurring substance use and mental health needs. This program is designed to provide support to participants who may face barriers to accessing mental health care due to their substance use, using a harm-minimisation and social and emotional wellbeing framework.

About the Role

The position is responsible for providing evidence-based counselling and case management for people who use substances and have co-occurring mental health needs, in order for the program to meet its objectives. This position has a particular focus on supporting those who face barriers to accessing mental health treatment due to their substance use.

What we are looking for

• Qualifications in mental health and substance use, social work, psychology or other relevant field, with experience providing evidence-based therapeutic interventions for people with co-occurring substance use and mental health needs.
• Experience facilitating groups and community engagement activities.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills including experience with case management, case note writing, report writing, and case plan development.
• Demonstrated cultural competency, particularly in working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people and people from diverse backgrounds

Applications Close

9.00am Tuesday 17 November 2026

Interviews

Rolling interviews.

Applications for this position may be closed earlier than anticipated or extended at the discretion of the hiring manager.

Applications only progress if made directly through our CatholicCare NT website. Expressions of interest from third party job boards will not be considered.

DARWIN

The Northern Territory is one of the most culturally diverse places in the world.

Darwin is a vibrant coastal town with an easy commute, lively and diverse culture and situated right next door to world heritage listed Kakadu National Park. Full of contrasting landscapes and diverse habitats, the rugged cliffs of Arnhem Land escarpment hide deep sandstone gorges and pockets of monsoon rainforests, with innumerate waterfalls cascading into pools lined with pandanus and gum trees.

In this role you will have the privilege of working closely with multicultural families and communities It will give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in an amazing part of the world. This is an extraordinary opportunity to learn about yourself, other cultures and grow professionally at the same time as making a positive difference in the lives of others

CatholicCare NT is committed to maintaining zero tolerance of child abuse and neglect, and the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people who access our activities, programs, services and facilities.

Employment is subject to obtaining a satisfactory National police check and Working with Children (Ochre) Card, together with Social Media and Adverse Media Check.

If you have resided in an overseas country for 12 months or more in the past 10 years, this position requires you to complete an International Criminal History check (ICHC) prior to your employment commencement date. The outcome of the initial screening check must be satisfactory.

Join an organisation that achieves real outcomes for children, young people and their families.

At OzChild we are on a journey to discover and apply new approaches and best practices to achieve better outcomes for vulnerable Australians through the programs and services we deliver. This is achieved through collaboration. We provide solutions that improve outcomes for our clients. Our approach is strategic and agile as well as being systemic and forward-thinking.

As the organisation aims to strengthen our impact through evidence-based programs, the OzChild leadership team has committed to developing, training and evolving our people as enablers to achieving our strategic objective to grow and disrupt the sector.

OzChild is seeking a passionate and experienced Restoring Families Practitioner to join our team on a part-time basis (4 days per week).

In this role, you will deliver intensive, evidence-informed support to children, young people, and families experiencing complex needs. You will work collaboratively with families, Child Protection, and community partners to strengthen safety, improve family functioning, and support sustainable change.

Your practice will be grounded in strengths-based, relational, trauma-informed, and culturally safe approaches, ensuring families are supported in a respectful and empowering way.

Key Responsibilities

You will:

• Deliver intensive, child-focused and family-centred casework in line with legislative and program requirements
• Work directly with children and young people in meaningful, age-appropriate, culturally safe ways
• Complete comprehensive assessments, planning, intervention, and review processes with families and stakeholders
• Respond to referrals within required timeframes, including urgent and high-risk situations
• Apply evidence-informed approaches including Safe & Together, MARAM, Motivational Interviewing, and relational practice
• Maintain accurate and timely case records within required timeframes
• Use flexible funding to support family-identified goals and reduce barriers to engagement
• Participate in care team meetings, supervision, and reflective practice
• Collaborate with Child Protection and community services for coordinated responses
• Work flexibly between 8:00am-8:00pm across your 4 working days to meet family needs
• Support culturally safe practice, including partnerships with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations

About You

You are a skilled practitioner who thrives in complex environments and is committed to improving outcomes for children and families.

You will bring:

• Tertiary qualification in Social Work, Psychology, Community Services or related discipline
• Experience working with vulnerable children, young people, and families
• Strong understanding of child safety, risk assessment, and case practice
• Ability to engage families using strengths-based and culturally responsive approaches
• Excellent communication, engagement, and relationship-building skills
• Experience working collaboratively with Child Protection and community services
• Strong organisation and time management skills
• Flexibility to meet the needs of families and service delivery

Requirements

• Working with Children Check
• National Police Check (and International if required)
• Current Driver's Licence and access to reliable transport
• Completion of mandatory training upon commencement

What OzChild has to offer

• Full Time Permanent role
• Salary Packaging $ 15,900 plus the ability to package $ 2650 meals and entertainment
• SCHADS 5 $100,776.00 pro rata to 4 days plus super
• Ex Gratia days Easter & Christmas
• A unique culture promoting diversity, cultural competence and shared values.
• A collaborative and cohesive working culture with informal video check in to help you stay connected to the team.

OzChild is an equal opportunity employer and encourages individuals of diverse backgrounds to apply.

OzChild is committed to providing a recruitment process which embeds the values of equity, diversity, and inclusivity, and commit to making reasonable adjustments where necessary to ensure all individuals have equal opportunity to fully participate in the process. We are an equal opportunity employer and encourage individuals of diverse gender identity, sexual orientation, cultural and religious backgrounds to apply.

OzChild is committed to the employment of Aboriginal people and providing a work environment in which Aboriginal peoples' cultures, beliefs and values are acknowledged and respected, and in which the individual career goals and personal aims of Aboriginal staff are identified, promoted and achieved. OzChild is a child-safe organisation committed to protecting children and young people from all forms of abuse, bullying, exploitation and neglect, and to creating environments in all our programs and services where children are safe and feel safe.

Position Description available upon request.