Make a meaningful difference through therapeutic practice leadership

Are you an experienced therapeutic practitioner who is passionate about strengthening practice, building workforce capability and improving outcomes for people with complex needs?

We are looking for a Practice Advisor - Therapeutic who will work as part of the Care Governance & Safeguarding team and provide specialist practice leadership across services.

This is an opportunity to use your expertise beyond individual practice-to influence how teams work, build confidence and capability across the organisation, and help ensure the people they support experience safe, inclusive, person-centred and therapeutic services.

You will work collaboratively with regional teams, providing expert advice, coaching and consultation in complex situations while contributing to the development of contemporary therapeutic frameworks, resources and models of care.

As the Practice Advisor - Therapeutic, you will:

• Provide specialist therapeutic advice and practice leadership to support safe, person-centred and evidence-informed practice.

• Work alongside regional teams to build their confidence and capability in responding to complex therapeutic needs, risks and behavioural challenges.

• Promote trauma-informed, recovery-oriented, strengths-based and therapeutic approaches across services.

• Coach, mentor and consult with teams to strengthen professional capability, critical thinking and practice confidence.

• Contribute to the design, implementation and ongoing improvement of therapeutic frameworks, practice tools, resources and models of care.

• Support approaches that promote emotional wellbeing, inclusion, participation, independence and quality of life.

• Provide guidance around therapeutic strategies that support safety, emotional regulation, connection and resilience.

• Build strong working relationships with families, carers, multidisciplinary professionals and other stakeholders to achieve positive outcomes.

• Provide specialist advice and insights that contribute to service improvement, quality outcomes and organisational learning.

• Maintain current knowledge of contemporary therapeutic practice and contribute to a culture of continuous improvement, learning and professional excellence.

We're looking for someone who brings strong therapeutic expertise, sound professional judgement and a genuine commitment to improving practice across services.

To be considered for this rewarding role you will have:

• Demonstrated experience providing specialist practice advice, consultation and support within complex service environments.

• Experience coaching, mentoring and developing teams to strengthen capability, judgement and confidence.

• A strong understanding of contemporary person-centred, trauma-informed and rights-based approaches.

• The ability to interpret and apply relevant legislation, standards, policies and professional frameworks to complex practice situations.

• Knowledge of the Human Services Quality Framework (HSQF), NDIS Practice Standards and other relevant regulatory requirements.

• Excellent communication, relationship building and stakeholder engagement skills.

• Strong critical thinking, problem solving and continuous improvement skills.

• A commitment to a systems-focused, no blame approach to safety, quality and organisational learning.

Experience across multiple service systems such as disability, child and family services, mental health or aged care will be highly regarded.

Experience developing practice frameworks, resources, training or workforce capability programs, or working within governance, safeguarding or quality improvement environments, will also be advantageous.

You will hold tertiary qualifications in Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Behaviour Support, Human Services or a related discipline.

Professional registration is required where applicable.

You will also need to:

• Be willing and able to travel to sites as required.

• Hold, or be able to obtain, a Child Safety & Personal History Screening check.

• Hold, or be able to obtain, a Positive Notice Working with Children (Blue Card).

• Hold, or be able to obtain, an NDIS Worker Screening Clearance.

• Complete, or be willing to complete, the NDIS Worker Orientation Module - Quality, Safety & You.

• Hold a current minimum P1 "C" class Queensland driver licence.

This is a full-time position based in Townsville, with a range of benefits including:

• Salary commensurate with experience + superannuation

• Up to $15,900 FBT salary packaging benefits

• Access to Fitness Passport

• Flexible working arrangements

• Career pathways and professional development opportunities

• Employee Assistance Program providing confidential counselling and support

This is an opportunity to join a purpose-driven not-for-profit organisation committed to improving mental wellbeing and making a meaningful difference across regional Queensland.

Tradewind Australia Pty is seeking a Practice Advisor - Therapeutic to lead practice across services from Townsville. You will provide expert advice, coaching and consultation to strengthen professional capability and ensure safe, person centred and evidence informed care.

Applicants should have tertiary qualifications in Psychology, Social Work, OT, Behaviour Support or related disciplines, with knowledge of HSQF/NDIS, plus a commitment to trauma informed and rights based practice.

We're partnering with a private hospital in Melbourne seeking a Radiographer with theatre experience for a locum contract supporting a busy surgical service. The role will operate over 2 days per week and run ongoing with the potnetial of a permenant role for the right candidate. This is an opportunity for someone confident working in theatre with C-Arm / fluoroscopy, stepping into a well-run environment with strong clinical support.

You will be working in theatre alongside surgeons and nursing teams, delivering real-time imaging to support procedures across pain management and other specialties. This is a procedural, hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys a fast-paced theatre environment.

• Operate C-Arm / fluoroscopy in theatre
• Support procedures with live imaging guidance
• Position patients for optimal imaging outcomes
• Ensure radiation safety and compliance
• Manage equipment setup, movement, and checks
• Work closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, and nursing staff
• Maintain accurate imaging documentation

• Qualified Radiographer (Medical Imaging degree)
• Current AHPRA registration
• Theatre / C-Arm experience essential
• Confident working independently in a surgical setting
• Strong communication and teamwork skills

• High hourly rate, well above market
• Consistent part time hours (Monday to Friday, no on-call)
• Supportive private hospital environment
• Immediate start with structured onboarding and shadowing

TRADEWIND AUSTRALIA AND THE ORGANISATIONS WE REPRESENT ARE PROUD TO BE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYERS.

We welcome applications from people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background, people with disability, and those with lived experience.

We're partnering with a private hospital in Melbourne seeking a Radiographer with theatre experience for a locum contract supporting a busy surgical service. The role will operate over 2 days per week and run ongoing with the potnetial of a permenant role for the right candidate. This is an opportunity for someone confident working in theatre with C-Arm / fluoroscopy, stepping into a well-run environment with strong clinical support.

The Role
You will be working in theatre alongside surgeons and nursing teams, delivering real-time imaging to support procedures across pain management and other specialties. This is a procedural, hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys a fast-paced theatre environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate C-Arm / fluoroscopy in theatre
• Support procedures with live imaging guidance
• Position patients for optimal imaging outcomes
• Ensure radiation safety and compliance
• Manage equipment setup, movement, and checks
• Work closely with surgeons, anaesthetists, and nursing staff
• Maintain accurate imaging documentation

What We're Looking For

• Qualified Radiographer (Medical Imaging degree)
• Current AHPRA registration
• Theatre / C-Arm experience essential
• Confident working independently in a surgical setting
• Strong communication and teamwork skills

What's on Offer

• High hourly rate, well above market
• Consistent part time hours (Monday to Friday, no on-call)
• Supportive private hospital environment
• Immediate start with structured onboarding and shadowing

Interested?
If you're a radiographer looking for a well-paid locum contract in theatre, apply now or reach out to Greg at Tradewind Australia for a confidential discussion.

Email your resume to Greg Camm at

For any queries, contact Greg on

TRADEWIND AUSTRALIA AND THE ORGANISATIONS WE REPRESENT ARE PROUD TO BE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYERS.

We welcome applications from people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background, people with disability, and those with lived experience.

Safe Places for Children seeks a Therapeutic Specialist to guide and support care teams in Ipswich and Toowoomba, delivering trauma-informed therapeutic care for young people in out-of-home care. You will work with regional Operations, leadership, and front-line teams to influence case planning and ensure best-interest decisions are implemented.

You will stay current on best practices in trauma-informed care, lead Therapeutic Crisis Intervention initiatives, and provide post-crisis support and

Bring your passion and expertise to a role where you'll guide and support care teams, influence best-practice therapeutic care, and make a life-changing impact on young people in out-of-home care.

At Safe Places, it's all about the young people.

Each child is unique with their own story. So, we tailor care plans and personalise their living environment, surrounded by a carefully selected team of your workers. Established in 2006 as a non-profit, we've cared for over 2000 young people. Our philosophy revolves around providing care, support, respect, and hope to young people in our community. We're expanding rapidly and seeking talented team members who share our values and wish to join our community for mutual success.

We are seeking a full time Therapeutic Practice Coordinator to work within our growing QLD team in the Ipswich and Toowoomba area - the role will be based in our Ipswich office but will require travel on a regular basis to placements within the Toowoomba area.

You will work directly in regional Operations alongside leadership and front-line teams to support and guide the service in providing therapeutic care to young people we support informed by Safe Places for Children Integrated Practice Framework, evidence-based practice, and innovations in therapeutic, trauma-informed care. The Therapeutic Practice Coordinator will have oversight in the daily care of young people and play a key role in influencing case planning to ensure care decisions are made in the best interests of the young person and preferred models of care are consistently applied within the service and practice.

• Remain current with best practice in trauma informed care, legislative knowledge and licensing process applying this when advising on practice on therapeutic strategies and behaviour support planning.
• Be an advocate and guide for meeting the therapeutic needs of young people through engagement with internal and external stakeholders.
• Promote Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI).
• Delivers trusted advice.
• Will be able to offer and deliver a variety of TCI training packages which can be tailored to the needs of the area.
• Provide post-crisis support and support front-line team members and operational leaders to provide post crisis responses and support following critical incidents, including critical incident analysis.
• Facilitate case review functions at a local level to provide recommendations and expertise in care planning through Case Clinics, and associated documentation including PBSP's in a way that drives quality outcomes and therapeutic care for our Young People.
• Provide a voice to the Young People in our care through annual survey's, team meetings and site visits.
• Consult, as required, on intakes and referrals, including risk assessments and supporting the team to prepare the property and planning after a referral has been confirmed.

Our Therapeutic Practice Coordinator will bring a genuine passion to make a difference in the lives of young people and our communities, holding certain attributes and demonstrated knowledge and experience.

Personable attributes will include:

• Bachelor's degree in psychology, Social Work, or related discipline or Diploma of Community Services (or related discipline) and minimum 2 years relevant experience.
• Be values based, known for your professionalism, integrity, and trusted advice.
• People focused, valuing the individual in all aspects of therapeutic care.
• Solution focused, collaborative, clearly articulating and inspiring growth in others.
• Well-developed communication skills, including stakeholder presentation, consultation, and negotiation.
• Develop, review, and maintain Behaviour Support Plans for young people in collaborations with the team, young person and relevant stakeholders.

This role will be based in and around our Ipswich office but will require travel to placements within our Toowoomba office location.

In the heart of Safe Places, a harmonious blend of Unity, Support, Responsiveness, Passion, and Professionalism forms the very essence of who we are. When you join our team, you're part of a community that prioritises integrity and professionalism and celebrates diversity. In all we do, we aim to foster an atmosphere of respect, collaboration, and mutual advancement.

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• Strong focus on career development including scholarship programs
• 6 weeks of annual leave with leave loading at 17.5%
• Annual anniversary bonuses of up to $5k awarded for each year of continued service
• Generous salary packaging and access to other benefits through RemServ
• Competitive salary paid weekly
• Modern CBD offices

Step into a role where passion meets purpose.

Tradewind Australia is partnering with a respected not-for-profit aged care organisation to recruit an experienced Registered Nurse - Clinical Care Partner to join its welcoming and supportive team in Brunswick. This role focuses on Care Advisory within community aged care, with a strong emphasis on the Support at Home Program and Greek-speaking care for older Australians in their own homes.

The successful candidate will build relationships, coordinate quality care and promote independence in a

Tradewind Australia is partnering with a respected not-for-profit aged care organisation to recruit an experienced Registered Nurse - Clinical Care Partner to join its welcoming and supportive team in Brunswick.

This organisation is committed to providing culturally responsive, person-centred care that supports older Australians to maintain their independence, wellbeing and dignity.

We are seeking a clinically experienced Registered Nurse with a strong background in Care Advisory within community aged care and a solid understanding of the Support at Home Program. The role involves supporting older people within the Greek community, and fluency in Greek is essential.

This is an excellent opportunity for a compassionate clinician who enjoys building relationships, coordinating quality care and helping older people remain independent in their own homes.

• Conduct clinical assessments and develop individualised care plans.
• Coordinate safe, high-quality care and monitor client outcomes.
• Collaborate with GPs, allied health professionals and multidisciplinary teams.
• Maintain accurate documentation and meet aged care and Support at Home requirements.
• Support older people, families and carers while promoting independence, wellbeing and culturally responsive care.

• Bachelor of Nursing and current AHPRA registration.
• Experience in Care Advisory, Clinical Care Partner or community aged care roles.
• A solid understanding of the Support at Home Program and experience supporting older people receiving in-home care.
• Strong clinical assessment, care planning and communication skills, with a commitment to person-centred care.
• Fluency in Greek is essential, along with strong stakeholder engagement skills and a commitment to supporting the Greek community.