North West Hospital and Health Service in Mount Isa is seeking a Senior Social Worker to deliver high-level social work services across a varied clinical caseload. You will provide clinical leadership, supervise staff and students, and apply best-practice across trauma, end-of-life care, child protection and elder care.

You will undertake psychosocial assessments, prioritize care, and develop patient-centred intervention plans in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams while supporting

Canopy Standard is seeking a Community Support Specialist for a full-time onsite position in Australia, Victoria. The role involves assisting children and families to access necessary community support services, developing individualized interventions, and providing crisis interventions as needed. A minimum of a bachelor's degree in social work or a related field and two years of experience with children and families is required. This position offers competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?85svR42cVCbhz3dLGQN%2bjZ6OIkHQZEt%2bm" width="0" height="0" />

The Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) works hard to create equal opportunities for all Victorians to live a safe, respected and valued life.

Our areas of focus are child protection, housing, disability, the prevention of family violence, multicultural affairs, LGBTIQA+ equality, veterans, women and youth. The work we do benefits thousands of Victorians, particularly those who are disadvantaged and vulnerable.

We work in a variety of community-based settings, including people's homes, residential facilities and secure settings across metropolitan, rural and regional Victoria.

We are committed to developing and supporting a workforce that is well equipped and highly motivated. All jobs can be worked flexibly, and we encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from diverse backgrounds and abilities.

If you're having any trouble viewing this ad and would like it or any attachments in an accessible format (such as large print), please don't hesitate to get in touch with the contact person listed on the ad.

For more information on working with us and our recruitment process, please visit Department of Families, Fairness and Housing Victoria Jobs ()

To be an effective Senior Child Protection Practitioner, you will have a strong sense of social justice and understand that families are complex, with their own unique histories. Importantly, you will be able to collaborate with the Team Manager to strengthen case practice, provide effective service delivery and to support other practitioners in the development of plans to bring about the changes necessary to ensure the safety, stability and development of children and young people.

At the CPP5.1 Senior Practitioner level, you will supervise team members in daily tasks through a structured and supportive learning program. This role will hold a caseload commensurate with supervisory responsibilities.

The transportation of children is a requirement of this role, as such a valid driver's licence and willingness to travel, including in country regions is essential. There may be the requirement to work overnight and, travel in evenings and early mornings. On occasions, additional hours may be required to ensure the wellbeing of children. Department vehicles are used to support this role.

• assist others to reflect on interpersonal interactions, encouraging self-reflection to enhance relationships and communication
• establish and maintain strong relationships with the team, colleagues and other stakeholders
• develop and coach others in their understanding of risk assessment and analysis
• provide case planning advice, guidance and support to others; directly supports and inputs into cases where there is unacceptable risk
• lead planning, review and management of issues in line with best practice principles and legislative requirements

• CommencementSalary of $116,413 to $128,631 per annum (plus superannuation)
• Access to free Child protection wellbeing program (CPWP) and child protection health program (CPHP) designed to support the wellbeing of child protection staff
• Generous leave provisions, 20 days of annual leave, 15 days of personal/carers leave, an extra 5 days of additional leave after 12 months of service
• Child Protection Practice Induction Program delivered over 5 weeks, to equip new starts with the necessary practice knowledge and skills
• Regional benefits, retention allowance of $2,500 for child protection practitioners that live in certain regional locations. Find out more here Regional Benefits
• Flexibility work arrangements, flexible start and finish times, condensed working arrangements, part-time options and more

• An annual clothing allowance of $650

• Preferred candidates will have a social work, welfare, psychology relatedqualificationand/or relevant experience. Read more about our qualification requirements
• 4+ years' work experience inchild protection and/or child, youth and family welfare. Read more about Child protection jobs - requirements and eligibility vic.gov.au
• A valid driver's license (learner's permit not acceptable)
• Hold or obtain a Victorian Employee Working with Children Check (WWCC)

Applicants must be an Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident or hold a valid work permit or visa necessary for the nature of the position.

Relevant pre-employment screening andreference checks will berequired.

Successful candidatesare required toattend 5 weekmandatory practice induction program .

If you require any adjustments to fullyparticipatein the recruitment process or need the advert or attachments in an accessible format, please contact us.

Salaries and Benefits - Regional Benefits - Recruitment Journey - Office Locations

Lead and provide clinical oversight6 month contract role with strong potential for extension$61.56/hr + super + salary packaging, plus on-call allowance.

Clinical Team Leader - Mental Health Carlingford

We are partnering with a reputable not-for-profit organisation to appoint an experienced Clinical Team Leader to join an established residential rehabilitation mental health program in Carlingford.

• Provide clinical leadership and oversight to a team supporting approximately 10-12 consumers with complex mental health needs
• Act as a key clinical escalation point, supporting clinicians to work through complex cases and determine appropriate approaches
• Provide clinical supervision, mentoring and guidance to team members
• Support clinical decision-making including risk assessment, care planning and escalation
• Lead and participate in case reviews, care coordination meetings and clinical handovers
• Work closely with LHD case managers, Team Leaders and multidisciplinary teams
• Provide clinical insight and guidance to case workers around their clients' mental health needs
• Support consumers transitioning from the residential environment towards greater independence and community-based living
• Contribute to clinical governance, quality improvement and safe, recovery-focused practice
• Participate in the on-call roster approximately one week per month, with an additional allowance.

We're looking for an experienced mental health clinician with 5+ years' mental health experience, ideally including inpatient or residential settings. Experience with severe and persistent mental illness, complex presentations, Community treatment order and/or Forensic Orders, AOD, and clinical leadership will be highly regarded.

You will also need:

• Qualifications in psychology, social work, OT, or nursing and professional registration/membership with AHPRA or AASW
• Current Australian driver's licence
• Strong clinical leadership, supervision and case coordination capability
• Confidence acting as an escalation point for clinicians
• A recovery oriented, trauma informed and person-centred approach

This would suit a Senior Clinician ready to step into a Clinical Team Leader role, or an experienced Team Leader looking for a meaningful short term opportunity within a well-established NFP.

Permanent Full time Location: Deception Bay QLD 4508 Salary: $90K+ Super + NFP Salary Packaging

We are dedicated to partnering with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families to build safe, resilient, and thriving communities. Our Intensive Family Support (IFS) program is designed to support families navigating complex challenges, with a focus on a strengths based, culturally responsive approach that promotes safety, wellbeing, and belonging for children. This role offers an exciting opportunity for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Practitioner to deliver culturally safe, impactful support to families. The role is identified under section 14(D) of the NSW Anti Discrimination Act 1977 and all applicants must be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australians.

• Provide culturally safe and respectful support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, fostering strong connections with local community organisations, Elders, and Traditional Owners.
• Promote and implement the Intensive Family Support Cultural Practice Framework, offering guidance on safe cultural practices to enhance service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.
• Engage with families using a strengths based, client centred, and family focused approach, co creating case plans that support sustainable change.
• Actively assess risk and safety within family environments, responding to concerns and providing therapeutic interventions in homes while referring to specialised services when needed.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations and comply with child and youth safety policies to ensure best practices.
• Maintain comprehensive case files and undertake case management duties, including referrals, reports, and monitoring service outputs in line with program policies.

• Strong knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, including the impact of intergenerational trauma and the challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.
• Experience working in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, building partnerships between services, families, local communities, and other service providers.
• Case management experience supporting families with complex challenges such as mental health, disability, and domestic and family violence, with the ability to apply evidence based therapeutic frameworks.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage vulnerable families, maintain relationships, and collaborate with professionals to achieve positive outcomes.
• Effective time management and computer literacy, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and client case management systems, while maintaining confidentiality and professional boundaries.
• A degree or qualification in Human Services, Social Work, Social Sciences, Psychology, or another relevant field is desirable.

Before starting work with us, you will need to undertake a national police history check, qualifications, and referee checks, and have a clearance to work with children/vulnerable people.

• Rewarding work - every day you know you're making a real difference
• Not for profit salary packaging, reducing your tax (details via AccessPay)
• Free external, confidential counselling and access to chaplaincy support
• Volunteering opportunities
• Opportunity to purchase additional annual leave
• Extra leave including Mission Australia Thank You Day & Work Anniversary Day off

• Immediate Start
• Ongoing, full time position
• Opportunity to lead a team of experienced practitioners to deliver evidence-based supports to families
• Classified under the Health and Allied Services, Managers and Administrative Workers (Victorian Stand-Alone Community Health Services) (Multi Employer) Enterprise Agreement 2022 â 2026), HS6 (Grade 6)
• Located in Western Suburbs of Melbourne

IPC Health is seeking an experienced leader to join our Child and Family Services division as Manager Child and Family Services.

Leading a portfolio that includes Strengthening and Restoring Family Services, People Using Violence and Healthy Mums & Healthy Bubs, you will provide strategic and operational leadership across programs that support children, families and communities throughout Melbourne's west.

This role offers a unique opportunity to influence service delivery outcomes, strengthen workforce capability and drive innovation across a complex and rewarding service environment. You will lead a team of experienced practitioners, foster strong stakeholder partnerships and ensure services remain responsive to community need and aligned with best-practice approaches.

We are looking for a someone who combines strong people leadership skills with a continuous improvement mindset and a genuine passion for improving outcomes for children and families. You will be motivated by building high-performing teams, championing quality practice and contributing to meaningful community impact.

• Providing strategic and operational leadership to Strengthening and Restoring Family Services (Family Services), Healthy Mother's Healthy Babies (HMHB), Adults Using Family Violence (AUFV) and Community Connectors.
• Support teams to provide family centred, evidenced based care, identifying opportunities to enhance workforce capability in responding to community needs.
• Inspiring growth, creative thinking and deep understanding of community and client needs amongst team members and key stakeholders.
• Using data and community consultation to optimise operational drivers for change management and implement ongoing program improvements.
• Leveraging partnerships in Family Services Alliances and with Department of Families Fairness and Housing (DFFH) to address complex system challenges and system demand.

• A tertiary qualification in Social Work or Health Professional.
• Significant experience leading teams in a public health or Family Services setting.
• Demonstrated experience working with and supervising practitioners who work with families, children and diverse community members.
• High level of emotional intelligence and leadership capability to effectively coach and strengthen team collaboration, encouraging team members to develop new ways of working and adopt shared accountability
• A current and valid Victorian driver's licence
• Capacity to work flexibly across Western Melbourne / BrimbankâMelton,
• Occasional availability outside standard hours to support operational requirements across services operating between 7.00 am and 5.45 pm weekdays.
• High level of computer literacy with sound working knowledge of Microsoft programs.

• Flexibility We work in a flexible, creative and adaptable way to best support our staff and clients. Access plenty of options to flex your work and life commitments through our Flexing with IPC Health program.
• Learning and development Our people are supported to act on opportunities that expand their expertise, knowledge and confidence. Opportunity to explore and participate in our Innovation and Professional Development Framework.
• Supportive Environment Connection is our strength. We respect and support each other and work collaboratively to create a force of good. Be inspired and well supported by our passionate leaders and creative staff.
• Celebrate achievements Feel valued and recognised as an important part of One Team IPC Health. Your contributions matter. Be part of an award winning supportive organisation that values and celebrates growth.
• Attractive Benefits Generous salary packaging benefits including novated leasing, paid parental leave, access to accrued days off, free onsite car parking, free and confidential employee assistance program.

To find out more about the role, please contact:

• Jana Vihm, General Manager People Governance and Community on

We are One Team IPC Health. We are passionate we go above and beyond, demonstrating understanding and respect for our communities and each other. We make a difference we act with purpose, measure our results and celebrate our achievements. We are creative we learn, experiment and innovate.

At IPC Health, we are visionaries for community health and wellbeing. We are changemakers. Innovation in action is at the heart of everything we do, because we know that innovation can create amazing change and have an incredible and far-reaching impact for individuals, our communities, and for our industry. We prioritise those who face obstacles to getting health services tailored to their needs and work with and for them in a deeply connected way. This enables us to acutely understand their needs and challenges. We live and breathe our passion to create new and better ways to deliver holistic health services for our vastly different and diverse clients and communities â so that they can thrive and experience greater health and wellbeing both individually and together.

We are committed to maintaining a barrier-free environment for all and welcome individuals of diverse backgrounds, including but not limited to, those from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse and the LGBTI communities to apply for our job opportunities.

If you require a reasonable workplace adjustment to support you during the interview processplease email with your request. Reasonable workplace adjustmentsare changes that are necessary and achievable to enable a person to efficiently perform their role to the best of their abilities.A reasonable workplace adjustment can be requested at any time in the recruitment process or as a part of employment with IPC Health.

The South Eastern Case Management Services (SECMS) is funded by the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) to provide intensive support and case management to children and young people on statutory Child Protection orders. The SECMS team plays a critical role in supporting them to reach their full potential.

• Noble Park location on Boonwurrung Country
• Full time, Permanent Role
• $115k pa + Super + Salary Packaging (qualified)

The Senior Case Manager will focus on the provision of intensive levels of support and case management to young people aged 12 -18 who are most "at risk" in the community. These young people are subject to statutory orders either with Child Protection or Youth Justice, and Berry Street provides the contracted case management in accordance with case planning and Children's Court directions.

You will be:

• Providing contracted case management of children and young people (generally clients on statutory protective orders) in accordance with Children's Court directions.
• Assisting children, young people and their families to minimise risk and gain stability.
• Promoting the maintenance of the child and/or young person with their family, extended family and other support networks.
• Developing stakeholder relationships within the community and be an effective advocate
• Supporting the Team Leader to oversee program function and staff oversight, including case direction, audits and attending meetings where required.

We are looking for an experienced and highly capable practitioner who is passionate about supporting vulnerable young people to achieve positive outcomes. You will bring strong case management expertise, sound professional judgement and a collaborative approach to supporting both young people and colleagues.

You will have:

• A Bachelor level qualification in Youth Work, Social Work or relevant field.
• Extensive case management experience working with young people experiencing complex needs.
• Proven ability to provide practice leadership, coaching to case managers and support to colleagues.
• Sound knowledge of the statutory Out of Home Care sector, relevant legislation and best-practice approaches.
• Strong organisational skills and the ability to effectively balance competing priorities in a dynamic environment.
• Highly developed communication and stakeholder engagement skills.
• A commitment to reflective practice, continuous learning and child-centred service delivery.

• Additional salary packaging available for meals/accommodation.
• Access to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), including access for staff members' immediate family.

This role will close Midday, Thursday 14th October 2026.

We believe in diversity, inclusion and equality and are committed to ensuring that our workplaces are a reflection of the Victorian community. We recognise the benefits that diversity and inclusion brings, and in turn encourage talented people from all backgrounds, abilities and identities to apply to our vacancies.

We encourage applications from people with lived experience of disability. You'll receive adjustments and support throughout the whole process - from the application stage to starting in the workplace. If you require the position description in a different format or any accommodation or assistance during the application and interview stages please contact the person listed on the ad or alternatively email

Berry Street Yooralla is committed to being a child safe, child friendly and child empowering organisation. In everything we do we seek to protect children. We are committed to the cultural safety of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children; children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds; children with a disability; children who identify as LGBTIQA+. We aim to ensure every individual is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their cultural background, ability, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, spirituality or religion.

Please Note; the successful applicant will be subject to comprehensive reference and background checking prior to employment, including a NDIS Screening Check, Working with Children Check and National and International Police check (if required) and NDIS training.

Stride invites applications for clinicians to deliver focused psychological strategies in a community-based mental health setting in Burnie, TAS. You will provide assessment, brief and ongoing interventions, and work within a multidisciplinary team to tailor psychosocial care.

The role requires AHPRA registration or a social work degree with AASW eligibility, and experience in mental health; WWCC and NDIS screening are expected. Competitve salary and flexible arrangements are offered.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Specialist PractitionerApplylocations: Moreton Bay IFStime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todaytime left to apply: End Date: July 12, 2026 (29 days left to apply)job requisition id: JR106178 Permanent Full time Location: Deception Bay QLD 4508

Salary:

$90K+ Super + NFP Salary Packaging Make a meaningful difference to the lives of Australians in need Life at Mission Australia When you join the team at Mission Australia, you become part of a community who are determined to end homelessness and ensure people in need can thrive. United by our Christian purpose and values, we advocate for a fairer Australia, to meet the growing needs of people across the country. Together we're building hope and possibility for all. Find out more about us and our purpose. Your Opportunity At Mission Australia, we are dedicated to partnering with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families to build safe, resilient, and thriving communities. Our Intensive Family Support (IFS) program is designed to support families navigating complex challenges, with a focus on a strengths-based, culturally responsive approach that promotes safety, wellbeing, and belonging for children.

This role offers an exciting opportunity for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Practitioner to deliver culturally safe, impactful support to families. Your deep cultural knowledge, understanding of community, and connection to country will play a crucial role in empowering families, strengthening cultural identity, and fostering long-term, positive outcomes for children.

This is an identified position under section 14(D) of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 and all applicants must be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australians. Being an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person is a genuine occupational qualificationJoin our team and be part of a movement for change-your voice, expertise, and commitment can help create a lasting impact within the community. Your key responsibilities will be to: Provide culturally safe and respectful support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, fostering strong connections with local community organisations, Elders, and Traditional Owners. Promote and implement the Intensive Family Support Cultural Practice Framework, offering guidance on safe cultural practices to enhance service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. Engage with families using a strengths-based, client-centred, and family-focused approach, co-creating case plans that support sustainable change. Actively assess risk and safety within family environments, responding to concerns and providing therapeutic interventions in homes while referring to specialised services when needed. Demonstrate knowledge of the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations and comply with child and youth safety policies to ensure best practices. Maintain comprehensive case files and undertake case management duties, including referrals, reports, and monitoring service outputs in line with program policies. Requirements for Success Strong knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, including the impact of intergenerational trauma and the challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. Experience working in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, building partnerships between services, families, local communities, and other service providers. Case management experience supporting families with complex challenges such as mental health, disability, and domestic and family violence, with the ability to apply evidence-based therapeutic frameworks. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage vulnerable families, maintain relationships, and collaborate with professionals to achieve positive outcomes. Effective time management and computer literacy, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and client case management systems, while maintaining confidentiality and professional boundaries. A degree or qualification in Human Services, Social Work, Social Sciences, Psychology, or another relevant field is desirable. Please include a cover letter as part of your application outlining your motivation for joining our Intensive Family Support team. Before starting work with us, you will need to undertake a national police history check, qualifications, and referee checks, and have a clearance to work with children/vulnerable people. Your benefits Rewarding work - every day you know you're making a real difference Not-for-profit salary packaging, reducing your tax (details via AccessPay ) Free external, confidential counselling and access to chaplaincy support Volunteering opportunities Opportunity to purchase additional annual leave Extra leave including Mission Australia Thank You Day & Work Anniversary Day off Our culture Our innovative and inclusive culture will ensure you feel valued at Mission Australia as you help Australians in need and develop in your career.

We prioritise the safety and wellbeing of everyone, both within our team and the individuals we serve.

We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive working environment. We actively support and encourage people of all backgrounds; gender, age, ethnicity, race, cultural background, disability, religion, and sexual orientation to submit an application and aim to ensure that the recruitment and employee experience is as accessible and inclusive as possible. So, whoever you are, if you're skilled and actively support our purpose and values, you would be welcome at Mission Australia.

I f you live with disability and require support to submit your application , please email or visit our Careers page for additional contact details. We strongly encourage applications from people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. For culturally safe support or assistance with your application, please contact us at out more about a career with Mission Australia. How to apply Click 'Apply' and send your application today!

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Lead NSW operations, representing approximately 70% of the national portfolioSenior role spanning community-based aged care servicesDrive service quality, workforce capability and commercial performance Senior operational leadership Community-based aged care This is a significant opportunity to lead the largest state portfolio within an established national community services organisation. NSW represents approximately 70% of its operations, giving this position genuine influence over organisational performance, client outcomes and future growth. Reporting directly to the Chief Operating Officer, you will be responsible for the performance, quality and governance of in-home care services across NSW. Your portfolio will span both community-based aged care, with accountability for service delivery, workforce performance, financial outcomes, client experience, safeguarding and compliance. This is a senior, hands-on operational role within a fast-paced and evolving organisation. It requires someone who can manage complexity, respond quickly when priorities shift, and bring structure, accountability and consistency across geographically dispersed services.

You will provide leadership across the NSW portfolio, ensuring clients receive safe, reliable and person-centred support aligned with their individual plans, funding and care needs.

• Leading the operational performance of in-home aged care services across NSW
• Translating organisational strategy into clear priorities and consistent service delivery
• Leading and developing Team Leaders and frontline operational teams
• Managing workforce capacity, deployment, utilisation and geographic coverage
• Monitoring revenue, gross profit, cost-to-serve, expenditure and service margins
• Improving scheduling, travel efficiency and the relationship between billed and paid hours
• Overseeing client onboarding, service transitions and changes in support
• Maintaining oversight of incidents, complaints, safeguarding matters and operational risks
• Ensuring services meet Aged Care and organisational standards
• Maintaining workforce compliance, credentialling, mandatory training and audit readiness
• Using data and reporting to identify risks, performance gaps and opportunities for improvement
• Strengthening systems, processes and operating practices across the portfolio

You will be an accomplished operational leader who is comfortable overseeing a substantial and complex portfolio while remaining connected to the realities of frontline service delivery. Importantly, you must have experience across community-based aged care. You will understand the different regulatory, funding and workforce environments of each sector and know how to create alignment without treating them as interchangeable.

• Significant senior operational leadership experience within community services
• Experience managing multi-site or geographically dispersed service teams
• Strong commercial and financial capability, including budgets, margins, utilisation and workforce efficiency
• A solid understanding of quality, safeguarding, complaints, incidents and regulatory compliance
• The ability to make sound decisions and reset priorities in a fast-paced environment
• Experience building accountability and capability across operational leadership teams
• A practical, visible and collaborative leadership style
• Confidence working with executives while remaining approachable to frontline teams

Tertiary qualifications in Disability, Community Services, Social Work or a related discipline

NSW is central to the organisation's success, giving this position genuine influence and visibility. You will have the opportunity to shape how in-home care is delivered at scale, strengthening the systems, leadership and operational discipline behind safe and trusted services. This role will suit a senior operator who enjoys pace, complexity and accountability and who wants their leadership to have a direct impact on clients, employees and organisational performance.

Reference 1QC41711

External Vacancy - Open to Everyone

Division: Department for Child Protection

Location: Hindmarsh

Salary Range: $94,997 - $110,052/$73,710 - $89,981

Classification: AHP2/AHP1

Engagement Type: Term

Closing Date: 16 Oct :00 PM

Multiple full-time temporary vacancies available until 19 February 2027

Guide meaningful care outcomes for vulnerable youth to lead prosperous lives

Child Protection Allowance in addition to annual salary.

Multiple vacancies are available for an Allied Health Professional (AHP)orProfessional Officer (PO)to join the Hindmarsh team as a Senior Social Worker, Senior Case Manager, Social Worker or Case Manager. You will facilitate dedicated care services that assess the needs of children and young people. Safeguarding the development and stability of clientele is vital to empower them to reach their full potential. This role is defined by your competency to establish collaborative partnerships and strengthen family connections to attain optimal care outcomes for vulnerable youth.

These vacancies can be filled by either a qualified Social Worker (AHP2/AHP1) or Professional Officer (PO2/PO1), depending on relevant qualifications and experience.

Essential Qualifications:

• AHP (Allied Health Professional) positions require applicants to hold a Social Work qualification and be eligible for full membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW)
• PO (Professional Officer) positions require relevant qualifications in Community Services, Social Sciences, Human Services, Health or other related fields.

Persons of Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, who have the appropriate background and skills but do not have the essential qualification, may apply for and be engaged/assigned to the role of Social Worker and will be entitled to apply for any Allied Health Professional roles requiring a qualification in Social Work within the Department for Child Protection (DCP).

As a Senior Social Worker/Senior Case Manager, you will:

• Administer complex case management that supports the safety of children and young people
• Manage investigations and assessments that reviews child protection related issues
• Utilise appropriate response measures to resolve notifications of abuse that adheres to strict departmental guidelines
• Create written and verbal intervention reports that distinctly highlight child protection frameworks.

As a Social Worker/Case Manager, you will:

• Oversee the protection of children and young people through sound case management and inclusive practice
• Conduct regular visitations to fortify the independence and emotional security of clientele
• Apply DCP's Practice Approach to incorporate evidence-based research to reflect robust case management
• Maintain accurate information surrounding clientele using the C3MS system.

About you:

• You possess high-level cultural awareness and interpersonal skills to emotionally respond to the needs of children and young people
• You have proficient knowledge in child developmental stages and child protection frameworks
• You have exemplary written and verbal communication skills to deliver accurate and concise reports
• You are a phenomenal team collaborator who can attain goals collectively and independently
• You can work under professional direction to handle complex issues and workload obligations.

AHP2: $94,997 - $110,052 + 12% super
AHP1: $73,710 - $89,981 p.a. + 12% super
+4% Child Protection Allowance
+Professional Development Allowance
+Qualification Allowance may apply if you hold an additional qualification relevant to the role.

PO2: $94,769 - $109.787 p.a. + 12% super
PO1: $73,533 - $89,764 p.a. + 12% super
+Additional Child Protection Allowance.

AHP2 positions are also entitled to claim reimbursement of eligible professional development expenses through the Professional Development Allowance.

At DCP, these are just some of the benefits you'll enjoy:

• A collaborative team environment, working alongside people who are committed to best practice and making a meaningful impact
• Flexible working options with tailored arrangements to help you balance work and life
• Paid Parental and Partner Leave - additional paid time to support you and your growing family
• Recognition and Growth - we celebrate your achievements and open doors to development across DCP
• Salary Packaging - reduce your taxable income with a range of pre-tax benefits
• Health and Fitness Perks - free flu vaccination plus access to more than 1,700 gyms, fitness centres and pools across Australia through our Fitness Passport program for you and your family
• Wellbeing Support - confidential Employee Assistance Program services for you and your family.
• You must have a current Australian driver's licence (P2 or above) and a willingness to drive is essential.

The Department for Child Protection (DCP) plays a key role in the protection of children, young people and their families within South Australia. The department provides support to vulnerable children and young people to be safe, strong and connected.

Enquiries to Nadia Sherwood - Business Manager

Enquiries to Nadia Sherwood - Business Manager

Our workplace reflects the diverse communities we serve, and we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences, and abilities. This includes women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, LGBTQIA+ communities, and those from culturally diverse backgrounds. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, safe, and respectful workplace where everyone feels supported.

The South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.

Full-time temporary vacancy available until 2 April 2027

Influence culturally responsive practice across the organisation

Build relationships and share expertise across teams.

This position is only open to applicants of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent pursuant to Section 56 (2) of the Equal Opportunity Act, 1984.

Our Woodville team is seeking internal expressions of interest for a Principal Aboriginal Consultant to provide culturally inclusive practice leadership and drive quality improvement initiatives across the office. Drawing on your cultural knowledge and social work expertise, you will contribute to policy and program development, support operational and strategic practice, and drive practice excellence. Working closely with Managers, Supervisors and Practice Leaders, you will provide expert guidance and critical thinking to strengthen culturally appropriate practice and improve outcomes for Aboriginal children and young people, their families and carers.

In this role, you will:

• Support culturally responsive practice through the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle
• Provide cultural advice and consultation on practice matters and decision-making
• Share knowledge through coaching, mentoring and collaborative approaches
• Lead cultural practice initiatives that support learning and improvement
• Build relationships with Aboriginal communities and Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations.

About you:

• You provide advice and consultation to support quality child protection practice
• You bring leadership and expertise that strengthens practice for Aboriginal children, young people and families
• You use your knowledge of the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle to influence practice
• You build strong relationships and work collaboratively with Aboriginal communities and partners
• You promote learning through knowledge sharing, coaching and reflective practice.

• A degree level qualification inSocial Workwhich gives eligibility for full membership of the Australian Association of Social Workers.

Persons of Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, who have the appropriate background and skills but do not have the essential qualification, may apply for and be engaged/assigned to the role of Social Worker and will be entitled to apply for any Allied Health Professional roles requiring a qualification in Social Work within the Department for Child Protection (DCP).

For the purpose of this advertisement and links provided, the term Aboriginal is used to refer to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people within South Australia. This is not intended to exclude Torres Strait Islander people, or people that identify as being of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent.

• You must haveacurrent Australian driver's licence (P2 or above) and a willingness to drive.

The Department for Child Protection (DCP) plays a key role in the protection of children, young people and their families within South Australia. The department provides support to vulnerable children and young people to be safe, strong and connected.

Enquiries to Nicole Thomson - Business Manager

Our workplace reflects the diverse communities we serve, and we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences, and abilities. This includes women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, LGBTQIA+ communities, and those from culturally diverse backgrounds. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, safe, and respectful workplace where everyone feels supported.

Senior Child Protection Practitioner roles in Brimbank Melton Area:

To be an effective Senior Child Protection Practitioner, you will have a strong sense of social justice and understand that families are complex, with their own unique histories. Importantly, you will be able to collaborate with the Team Manager to strengthen case practice, provide effective service delivery and to support other practitioners in the development of plans to bring about the changes necessary to ensure the safety, stability and development of children and young people.

At the CPP5.1 Senior Practitioner level, you will supervise team members in daily tasks through a structured and supportive learning program. This role will hold a caseload commensurate with supervisory responsibilities.

The transportation of children is a requirement of this role, as such a valid driver's licence and willingness to travel, including in country regions is essential. There may be the requirement to work overnight and, travel in evenings and early mornings. On occasions, additional hours may be required to ensure the wellbeing of children. Department vehicles are used to support this role.

Key responsibilities for Senior Child Protection Practitioner, include:assist others to reflect on interpersonal interactions, encouraging self-reflection to enhance relationships and communicationestablish and maintain strong relationships with the team, colleagues and other stakeholdersdevelop and coach others in their understanding of risk assessment and analysisprovide case planning advice, guidance and support to others; directly supports and inputs into cases where there is unacceptable risklead planning, review and management of issues in line with best practice principles and legislative requirementsClick here to access the Position Description, (option to download to word available)

Benefits:

Commencement Salary of $116,413 to $128,631 per annum (plus superannuation)Access to free Child protection wellbeing program (CPWP) and child protection health program (CPHP) designed to support the wellbeing of child protection staffGenerous leave provisions, 20 days of annual leave, 15 days of personal/carers leave, an extra 5 days of additional leave after 12 months of serviceChild Protection Practice Induction Program delivered over 5 weeks, to equip new starts with the necessary practice knowledge and skillsRegional benefits, retention allowance of $2,500 for child protection practitioners that live in certain regional locations. Find out more here Regional

Benefits

Flexibility work arrangements, flexible start and finish times, condensed working arrangements, part-time options and moreAn annual clothing allowance of $650DFFH welcomes applications from suitably qualified temporary visa holders. Successful candidates may be eligible for employer sponsorship under SID482 visa. More information at Child protection jobs - Child protection jobs - international recruitment vic.gov.auSkills and experience required:

Preferred candidates will have a social work, welfare, psychology related qualification and/or relevant experience. Read more about our qualification requirements4+ years' work experience in child protection and/or child, youth and family welfare. Read more about Child protection jobs - requirements and eligibility vic.gov.auA valid driver's license (learner's permit not acceptable)Hold or obtain a Victorian Employee Working with Children Check (WWCC)

How to Apply:

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Applications are open from 28h September 2026 and close at 11:59pm on 26 October 2026Please ensure you have uploaded Mandatory Application Documents (Your application will not be progressed without these documents)ResumeProof of your working rights for Australia (passport and/or a copy of a valid visa)Qualifications certificate Official academic transcript or USI statementDriver licence If you have full registration or membership with a Social Work Board or Association within or outside Australia, please attach a copy.

Important Information:

Applicants must be an Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident or hold a valid work permit or visa necessary for the nature of the position.

Relevant pre-employment screening and reference checks will be required.

Successful candidates are required to attend 5 week mandatory practice induction program.

If you require any adjustments to fully participate in the recruitment process or need the advert or attachments in an accessible format, please contact us.

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Flexible contractor arrangement with referrals matched to your availability

Work autonomously while being supported by an experienced multidisciplinary team

Open to: Rehabilitation Counsellor, Counsellor, Social Worker or Psychologist,

Flexible contractor arrangement with referrals matched to your availability

Work autonomously while being supported by an experienced multidisciplinary team

Open to: Rehabilitation Counsellor, Counsellor, Social Worker or Psychologist,

Please note: Candidates must be based locally to complete services in our office based in Devonport.

Position Details

Role Title: EAP Counsellor

Location: Devonport, TAS

Role Type: Contractor - 2 days a week available

About You

• Tertiary Qualification in Rehabilitation Counselling, Counselling, Social Work or Masters in Psychology
• Registered with ASORC, PACFA, ACA, AASW or AHPRA
• Experience providing counselling, EAP, workplace wellbeing, or mental health services
• Professional indemnity insurance
• ABN and ability to work as an independent contractor

The Role

Join Senda Psychology as a Contractor and provide confidential short-term counselling and wellbeing support through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP).

You'll work with individuals experiencing personal, work-related, or psychological concerns, delivering evidence-based, solution-focused interventions that help improve wellbeing, resilience, and recovery.

• Assess client needs, identify key issues, and deliver evidence-based therapeutic strategies, psychoeducation, and practical coping techniques
• Support wellbeing, resilience and recovery through solution-focused interventions
• Maintain professional, ethical and confidentiality standards in all client interactions.
• Complete accurate and timely case notes and records within VINCI.
• Manage billing requirements and provide accurate itemised invoices for services delivered.

Why Rehab Management

• Flexible workload to suit your availability
• Competitive contractor rates
• Streamlined referral and administration processes
• Opportunity to support clients across a diverse range of industries
• Ongoing partnership with a well-established provider

Your Purpose

• Customer-focused:Passionate about delivering counselling to people who need support with work or none work related circumstances
• Quality-orientated:Deliver all services with the highest standards of quality and care
• People-passionate:Take pride in empowering others and advocating for recovery and wellbeing
• Dynamic and Agile:Pride yourself on conducting services to help guide people towards their wellbeing goals
• Innovation Driven:Be part of an innovation-led organisation! Since 1998, Arriba Group has grown to over 600 staff across more than 40 offices nationwide

CCLHD - Social Worker Level 4 - Inpatient Deputy Site Manager - Gosford

Employment Type:PermanentFull Time

Position Classification:Social Worker Level 4

Remuneration:$2,521.82 - $2,582.95 per week

Hours Per Week:38

Requisition ID:REQ694948

Location:Gosford Hospital

Application Close:Sunday 11th October 2026 at 11:59pm

Lead, mentor and make a lasting impact on patient care

Are you an experienced Social Worker ready to take the next step into a senior leadership role?

Lead, support and inspire a dynamic Emergency Department Gosford Social Work team while contributing to site-wide leadership across one of NSW's busiest hospital.

An exciting opportunity exists for an experienced and motivated Social Worker to join the Emergency Department leadership team as a Social Work Level 4 Emergency Department Team Leader / Deputy Site Manager at Gosford Hospital.

About the Opportunity

• Provide advanced social work assessment, crisis intervention, counselling and complex case management within inpatient settings.
• Lead and support a cohort of inpatient social workers, fostering a culture of collaboration, excellence and continuous improvement.
• Deliver expert consultation and advice to multidisciplinary teams, management and external agencies on complex psychosocial matters.
• Drive service development, quality improvement, evaluation, reporting and research initiatives that enhance patient outcomes.
• Provide professional supervision, mentoring and education to social work staff and students.
• Contribute to operational leadership, workforce planning and the ongoing development of inpatient social work services across CCLHD.
• Degree qualification in Social Work and eligibility for membership with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).
• Extensive clinical experience within hospital or acute healthcare settings, including the management of complex psychosocial presentations.
• Advanced knowledge of psychosocial assessment, risk assessment and crisis intervention
• Strong leadership, supervision and team development skills.
• Strong clinical reasoning, decision making and problem solving skills, with the ability to work autonomously in complex situations.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills, with experience working effectively within multidisciplinary teams.
• Commitment to evidence based practice, service improvement, education and professional excellence.

Applicants must have current work rights in Australia or be a permanent resident or citizen. Unfortunately, we cannot consider applicants who do not meet this requirement.

Benefits

• Work-Life Balance:Enjoy an accrued day off each month, 17.5% annual leave loading, and paid parental leave.
• Financial Benefits:Boost your take home pay with salary packaging, save on car costs with novated leasing, and access relocation assistance.
• Health & Wellbeing:Stay active with discounted gym memberships (Fitness Passport), free flu vaccinations, telehealth support, and confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP) counselling for you and your family. Plus, access discounted private health insurance.
• Career Growth:Advance your career with free professional development courses and secondment opportunities.

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Working for Central Coast Local Health District - NSW Health

Central Coast Local Health District is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants can access support through the Stepping Up initiative, which provides guidance on the NSW Health recruitment process. You're also welcome to reach out to Nathan Bramston Deaninour Aboriginal Workforce Development Team at CCLHD or call for one on one support.

All NSW Health workers are required to comply with the Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases Policy Directive. This includes:

• Category A positions: Mandatory evidence of protection against specified infectious diseases, including annual influenza vaccination and tuberculosis assessment.
• Category B positions: Vaccination is recommended but not mandatory.

NSW Health strongly recommends all workers stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations as per the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation guidelines. However, COVID-19 vaccination is not a condition of employment.

Additional Information

An Eligibility List (E List) or talent pool may be created from this recruitment episode to assist in filling future permanent, temporary, or casual full time and part time positions.

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NSW Health acknowledges the people of the many traditional countries and language groups of New South Wales. It acknowledges the wisdom of Elders past and present, and pays respect to all Aboriginal communities of today.

Intellectual Disability Mental Health Clinician

Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District

REQ684022

Employment Type: PermanentFull Time

Location: Mental Health Centre Penrith

Hours Per Week: 38

Requisition ID: REQ684022

Application Close: 11/10/2026

Position Classification and Remuneration: Dependent on qualification

Social Worker or Occupational Therapist Level 3: $121,568.00 - $125,507.00 per annum

Clinical Nurse Specialist Grade 2: $128,301.88 - $132,523.13 per annum

Senior Psychologist: $128,933.00 - $139,712.00 per annum

With COREValues ofCOLLaboration,Openness,Respect andEmpowerment, working with us will ensure your professional life is provided every opportunity to succeed and develop in your chosen career role.

About Us

Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District (NBMLHD) is a wonderful place to expand your career and grow your skills and knowledge. As a recognised leader in the healthcare industry, we provide a range of public health services to the Nepean, Blue Mountains, and Lithgow Region.

NBMLHD Community Mental Health offers a range of specialised services for children, young people, families and older people, through our community-based services and health centers. Our multidisciplinary health professionals and case managers take a collaborative approach to mental health care by linking with their patients to work together and consult within an environment appropriate to the person's needs.

Join a dedicated team committed to improving outcomes for people living with coexisting Intellectual Disability and Mental Health conditions across Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District. In this rewarding specialist role, you will provide expert clinical support to consumers and their families and carers, while delivering consultation and guidance to health professionals, NDIS providers and community organisations to ensure access to high quality, person-centered care and seamless transitions from hospital to community settings.

This is an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact through clinical excellence, collaboration and service improvement.

Benefits available to eligible NBMLHD employees

• Opportunity for extra tax savings through Salary Packaging
• Novated Leasing
• Great education opportunities through Education Training Service which offers over 110 courses each year
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for staff and family members
• Fitness Passport

NBMLHD is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment which reflects the community we serve. We encourage candidates from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, LGBTIQA+, Cultural and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) people, neurodiverse individuals, and people with disabilities to apply.

NBMLHD is committed to implementing the child safe standards. For more information, Child Safe Standards.

For assistance with applying through the NSW Health Career Portal.

What you will bring to the role

• Recognised tertiary qualifications as below (or other qualifications deemed equivalent/appropriate by the employer) a) Occupational Therapist: Degree & full registration with AHPRA b) Social Worker: holds as a minimum a bachelor's degree in Social Work which provides eligibility for membership with AASW C) Nursing: Relevant post-registration qualifications & at least 3yrs experience working in Mental Health or the Disability area related to their specified post-graduate qualification & full registration with AHPRA d) Senior Psychologist: An employee with a 4yr degree in Psychology, being a 3rd yr degree with a 4th yr Honors in psychology and who is registered as a Psychologist with AHPRA. Employees appointed at the Senior Psychology level shall satisfy the criteria for the psychology classification & have completed a min of 1yr at the 9th yr of service & thereafter point on the salary scale for Psychology
• Substantial full time post graduate clinical experience, including experience working with consumers living with Mental Health and Intellectual Disability with a high level of knowledge, clinical expertise and advanced clinical reasoning
• Demonstrated experience and skills in a range of specialised assessments and interventions suitable for consumers with a Mental Health problem and a disability, including but not limited to intellectual disability
• Demonstrated experience providing consultation and sharing clinical expertise with teams in a way that builds the capacity of other professionals to enhance their service delivery, including the ability to translate knowledge to both clinical and non-clinical audiences.
• Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively across inpatient and community settings, with advanced communication and interpersonal skills, to foster cooperative partnerships to support inclusive health care delivery for people with intellectual disabilities
• Demonstrated organisational skills and ability to work autonomously within a broad scope and manage a demanding workload with competing priorities with minimum direct clinical supervision
• Demonstrated ability to work within a recovery orientated framework, including collaborating with consumers, their families and carers, to achieve outcomes that support consumer's recovery
• Driver's license and willingness to use same for work purposes

Employment of a temporary visa holder may only occur if no suitable permanent resident or citizen of Australia has been identified and must not exceed the duration or conditions associated with the current visa.

Need more information?

For role related queries or questions contact Vi Sok on

NSW Health acknowledges the people of the many traditional countries and language groups of New South Wales. It acknowledges the wisdom of Elders past and present, and pays respect to all Aboriginal communities of today.

The Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) works hard to create equal opportunities for all Victorians to live a safe, respected and valued life. Our areas of focus are child protection, housing, disability, the prevention of family violence, multicultural affairs, LGBTIQA+ equality, veterans, women and youth. The work we do benefits thousands of Victorians, particularly those who are disadvantaged and vulnerable. We work in a variety of community-based settings, including people's homes, residential facilities and secure settings across metropolitan, rural and regional Victoria. We are committed to developing and supporting a workforce that is well equipped and highly motivated. All jobs can be worked flexibly, and we encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from diverse backgrounds and abilities. If you're having any trouble viewing this ad and would like it or any attachments in an accessible format (such as large print), please don't hesitate to get in touch with the contact person listed on the ad. For more information on working with us and our recruitment process, please visit Department of Families, Fairness and Housing Victoria Jobs ()

Team Manager, Child Protection roles in Wimmera South West Area:

The Child Protection Team Manager is responsible for effective service delivery, managing resources and budget, cases awaiting allocation and small teams of practitioners. The Team Manager has the formal delegation to endorse and review case plans to bring about the changes necessary to ensure the safety, stability and development of children and young people and to promote the achievement of case plan objectives within specified timeframes. The position will work collaboratively with the Senior Child Protection Practitioners to strengthen case practice, provide effective service delivery and to support other practitioners.

The transportation of children is a requirement of this role, as such a valid driver's licence and willingness to travel, including in country regions is essential. There may be the requirement to work overnight and, travel in evenings and early mornings. On occasions, additional hours may be required to ensure the wellbeing of children. Department vehicles are used to support this role.

Some of the key responsibilities for Team Managers, include:

• leading planning, review and management of their own and team members' case work
• reviewing team documents including court reports, case plans and assessments, ensuring reporting obligations are met
• establishing and maintaining strong relationships with their team, colleagues and other stakeholders
• creating an environment that allows for proactive and shared problem solving, supporting the team to use their strengths to resolve issues
• encouraging a learning environment for team members, promoting the need for gaining new knowledge, insights and skills

Benefits

• CommencementSalary of $128,635 to $140,849 per annum (plus superannuation)
• Access to free Child protection wellbeing program (CPWP) and child protection health program (CPHP) designed to support the wellbeing of child protection staff
• Generous leave provisions, 20 days of annual leave, 15 days of personal/carers leave, an extra 5 days of additional leave after 12 months of service
• Child Protection Practice Induction Program delivered over 5 weeks, to equip new starts with the necessary practice knowledge and skills
• Regional benefits, retention allowance of $2,500 for child protection practitioners that live in certain regional locations. Find out more here Regional Benefits
• Flexibility work arrangements, flexible start and finish times, condensed working arrangements, part-time options and more

• An annual clothing allowance of $650

DFFH welcomes applications from suitably qualified temporary visa holders. Successful candidates may be eligible for employer sponsorship under SID482 visa. More information at Child protection jobs - Child protection jobs - international recruitment vic.gov.au

Skills and experience required

• Preferred candidates will have a social work, welfare, psychology relatedqualificationand/or relevant experience. Read more about our qualification requirements
• 4+ years' work experience inchild protection and/or child, youth and family welfare. Read more about Child protection jobs - requirements and eligibility vic.gov.au
• A valid driver's license (learner's permit not acceptable)
• Hold or obtain a Victorian Employee Working with Children Check (WWCC)

Important Information

Applicants must be an Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident or hold a valid work permit or visa necessary for the nature of the position.

Relevant pre-employment screening andreference checks will berequired.

Successful candidatesare required toattend 5 weekmandatory practice induction program .

If you require any adjustments to fullyparticipatein the recruitment process or need the advert or attachments in an accessible format, please contact us.

Salaries and Benefits - Regional Benefits - Recruitment Journey - Office Locations

Grade: HS8 $144970 + super + salary packaging

Location: Paul Mullen Centre, Clifton Hill, 3068
Will be required to travel to regional sites

This is an Aboriginal designated position, classified under the Special Measures provisions of Section 12 of the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic)

Forensicare (Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health) is Victoria's specialist provider of forensic mental health services. We deliver recovery-focused programs that support consumers living with serious mental illness or problematic behaviours who are connected to, or at risk of contact with, the justice system, across a variety of settings including community-based services, inpatient units, and secure environments throughout Victoria.

Embedded within Forensicare's Community Directorate, the Regional Forensic Mental Health Service (RFMHS) comprise eight teams across the state - one in each Wellbeing region (three in metropolitan Melbourne and five in regional Victoria). These teams operate as 'spokes' to Forensicare's central Community Forensic Mental Health Services (CFMHS) 'hub'.

Each RFMHS team is multidisciplinary, including a manager, medical, nursing and allied health(psychology, social work, occupational therapy)clinicians, as well as administrative support. The teams deliver services to people aged 18 years and overwith forensic mental health concerns.

RFMHS teams provide consultation, case management, supervision, care coordination and psychological interventions to individuals living in, or transitioning to the community.

As the First Peoples Engagement Manager, you will provide strategic leadership to strengthen cultural safety, embed First Peoples perspectives across service delivery, and improve outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers. Working closely with communities, stakeholders and internal leaders, you will drive initiatives that support self-determination, partnership and culturally responsive forensic mental health care.

• Lead and implement First Peoples engagement strategies that enhance culturally safe service delivery.
• Build and maintain strong partnerships with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs), Elders, communities and key stakeholders.
• Provide expert cultural advice to support service planning, policy development and organisational decision-making.
• Lead and develop the First Peoples Engagement team, fostering a high-performing and culturally safe workplace.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives that strengthen outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers and communities.

You are a respected Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander leader who is passionate about improving outcomes for First Peoples communities and influencing meaningful system change.

• Demonstrated experience leading First Peoples engagement, community development, health, justice or social service initiatives, with a strong understanding of the principles of self-determination and cultural safety.
• Proven ability to build and maintain effective relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, ACCOs, Elders and other key stakeholders.
• Strong leadership, communication and influencing skills, with experience providing strategic advice and driving organisational improvement and change.

Please note, applications close on Tuesday 27th October 2026.

Contact Mia Bromley for further information via

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• A culture where people matter.
• Excellent supervision and investment in the skill development of all our team members.
• Well defined career pathways existing across our Directorates with multi-disciplined Teams.
• Salary Packaging Options available - Mortgage, Rent, Car, Expenses
• A leading, multi-faceted approach to safety, with unparalleled strategic, practical, individualised and team-based supports to minimise risks and fear and maximise safety and security, underpinned by our workplace health and safety strategy.
• Celebration and reward for good performance, through employee recognition.
• Access to an employee assistance program - an external, confidential, self-referral employee wellbeing program, for personal or work-related matters.
• A mental health and wellbeing program providing psychological, peer support and critical incidence response programs.

• Influenza and Immunisation Evidence
• This position is subject to a Police Check

Forensicare is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to attracting and developing a diverse workforce which reflects the community we serve. We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people who identify as LGBTQI, people with a lived experience of disability, as well as people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Forensicare promotes our guiding principles of RESPONSIVENESS, INTEGRITY, IMPARTIALITY, ACCOUNTABILITY, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP, HUMAN RIGHTS; and promotes behaviours that are consistent with these values at all times. Forensicare is an equal opportunity employer and offers a smoke free environment.

Employment Type:TemporaryFull Time until June 2027

Position Classification:Health Clinician Level 4

Remuneration:$66.36 - $67.97

Hours Per Week:38

Requisition ID:REQ693377

Location:Tuggerah

Applications Close:Wednesday 14th of October at 11:59pm

This is a position identified for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people on the basis of a genuine occupational qualification under section 14(d) of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977

Central Coast Local Health District is committed to growing and supporting our Aboriginal health workforce and delivering trusted care and better health for Aboriginal people on the Central Coast.

About the Opportunity

An exciting opportunity exists for an experienced and passionate Aboriginal Clinical Lead to join the Ngaliya Ngara Aboriginal Family Service within the Aboriginal Health Equity Program.

This specialist leadership role provides clinical and Cultural leadership, consultation, supervision and mentorship to support culturally safe, trauma-informed and evidence-based care for Aboriginal children, families, kin and carers. The role is integral to ensuring Aboriginal worldviews, knowledge and ways of working are embedded in clinical practice and service responses, supporting improved health equity outcomes for Aboriginal families.

In this role, you will have the opportunity to:

• Provide clinical and Cultural leadership, consultation, supervision and mentorship to staff working with Aboriginal children and families, supporting culturally safe and responsive practice.
• Provide specialist guidance in psychosocial assessment, child and family health assessment, case planning, therapeutic support and responses to complex clinical and psychosocial needs.
• Work directly with Aboriginal children, families, kin and carers who may experience barriers to engaging with mainstream health services, providing trauma-informed, culturally safe and family-centred support.
• Build strong partnerships with Aboriginal community leaders, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, government agencies and other services supporting Aboriginal children and families.
• Take a clinical leadership and advocacy role in multidisciplinary and interagency collaboration, supporting coordinated responses for children and families with complex needs.
• Lead and contribute to service planning, continuous improvement, education and workforce capability initiatives that strengthen culturally safe service delivery and improve outcomes for Aboriginal children and families.
• Support the implementation of relevant NSW Child Health standards, service standards, policies and procedures, while promoting innovation, evidence-based practice and Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing.
• Holds the relevant qualifications and professional registration or eligibility for the applicable Social Work, Counselling or Nursing classification.
• Has extensive experience working with children and families with complex health, psychosocial and wellbeing needs, including assessment and therapeutic intervention.
• Demonstrates a strong understanding of intergenerational trauma, colonisation and their ongoing impacts on Aboriginal families and communities.
• Has experience in clinical and Cultural leadership, supervision, consultation, mentoring and workforce development.
• Can build strong, respectful partnerships with Aboriginal communities, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations and multidisciplinary and interagency partners.
• Demonstrates a strong commitment to culturally safe, trauma-informed and evidence-based practice, service improvement and better health outcomes for Aboriginal families.

Additional Benefits

• Work-life balance - Enjoy an accrued day off each month, 17.5% annual leave loading, and paid parental leave.
• Financial benefits - Boost your take-home pay with salary packaging, save on car costs with novated leasing, and access relocation assistance.
• Health, & wellbeing - Stay active with discounted gym memberships (Fitness Passport), free flu vaccinations, telehealth support, and confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP) counselling for you and your family. Plus, access discounted private health insurance.
• Professional development - Advance your career with free professional development courses and secondment opportunities.
• Cultural Supports: NAIDOC leave, access to cultural mentoring and supervision, networking with other Aboriginal staff and health professionals.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants can access support through the Stepping Up initiative, which provides guidance on the NSW Health recruitment process. You're also welcome to reach out to Nathan Bramston-Dean in our Aboriginal Workforce Development Team at

Working for Central Coast Local Health District - NSW Health

Central Coast Local Health District is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Central Coast Local Health District is committed to implementing the Child Safe Standards.

All NSW Health workers are required to comply with the Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases Policy Directive. This includes:

Category A positions: Mandatory evidence of protection against specified infectious diseases, including annual influenza vaccination and tuberculosis assessment.

Category B positions: Vaccination is recommended but not mandatory.

Applicants must provide appropriate evidence of compliance prior to commencement. For detailed information, please refer to the NSW Health Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination Policy.

NSW Health strongly recommends all workers stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations as per the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation guidelines. However, COVID-19 vaccination is not a condition of employment.

Additional Information

An Eligibility List (E-List) or talent pool may be created from this recruitment episode to assist in filling future permanent, temporary, or casual full-time and part-time positions.

Stay Connected

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn to stay up to date with career opportunities and the latest updates.

NSW Health acknowledges the people of the many traditional countries and language groups of New South Wales. It acknowledges the wisdom of Elders past and present, and pays respect to all Aboriginal communities of today.

Society for Social Work and Research seeks a qualified mental health professional to join the Child and Youth Mental Health team across Bundaberg or Hervey Bay and Maryborough Hospitals. You will deliver high level clinical mental health services as part of a multi-disciplinary team to optimise psycho-social outcomes for children and young people with complex mental health needs.

The position offers developmentally appropriate interventions and ongoing assessment for adolescents requiring higher

Team Manager, Child Protection roles in Goulburn Area:

The Child Protection Team Manager is responsible for effective service delivery, managing resources and budget, cases awaiting allocation and small teams of practitioners. The Team Manager has the formal delegation to endorse and review case plans to bring about the changes necessary to ensure the safety, stability and development of children and young people and to promote the achievement of case plan objectives within specified timeframes. The position will work collaboratively with the Senior Child Protection Practitioners to strengthen case practice, provide effective service delivery and to support other practitioners.

The transportation of children is a requirement of this role, as such a valid driver's licence and willingness to travel, including in country regions is essential. There may be the requirement to work overnight and, travel in evenings and early mornings. On occasions, additional hours may be required to ensure the wellbeing of children. Department vehicles are used to support this role.

Some of the key responsibilities for Team Managers, include:leading planning, review and management of their own and team members' case workreviewing team documents including court reports, case plans and assessments, ensuring reporting obligations are metestablishing and maintaining strong relationships with their team, colleagues and other stakeholderscreating an environment that allows for proactive and shared problem solving, supporting the team to use their strengths to resolve issuesencouraging a learning environment for team members, promoting the need for gaining new knowledge, insights and skillsClick here to access the Position Description, (option to download to word available)

Benefits

Commencement Salary of $128,635 to $140,849 per annum (plus superannuation)Access to free Child protection wellbeing program (CPWP) and child protection health program (CPHP) designed to support the wellbeing of child protection staffGenerous leave provisions, 20 days of annual leave, 15 days of personal/carers leave, an extra 5 days of additional leave after 12 months of serviceChild Protection Practice Induction Program delivered over 5 weeks, to equip new starts with the necessary practice knowledge and skillsRegional benefits, retention allowance of $2,500 for child protection practitioners that live in certain regional locations. Find out more here Regional

Benefits

Flexibility work arrangements, flexible start and finish times, condensed working arrangements, part-time options and moreAn annual clothing allowance of $650DFFH welcomes applications from suitably qualified temporary visa holders. Successful candidates may be eligible for employer sponsorship under SID482 visa. More information at Child protection jobs - Child protection jobs - international recruitment vic.gov.auSkills and experience requiredPreferred candidates will have a social work, welfare, psychology related qualification and/or relevant experience. Read more about our qualification requirements4+ years' work experience in child protection and/or child, youth and family welfare. Read more about Child protection jobs - requirements and eligibility vic.gov.auA valid driver's license (learner's permit not acceptable)Hold or obtain a Victorian Employee Working with Children Check (WWCC)

How to Apply

Click the' Apply' button, you will be directed to our platform where you will be required to create an account if you do not already have one.

Applications are open from 28h September 2026 and close at 11:59pm on 26 October 2026Please ensure you have uploaded Mandatory Application Documents (Your application will not be progressed without these documents)ResumeProof of your working rights for Australia (passport and/or a copy of a valid visa)Qualifications certificate Official academic transcript or USI statementDriver licence If you have full registration or membership with a Social Work Board or Association within or outside Australia, please attach a copy.

Important InformationApplicants must be an Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident or hold a valid work permit or visa necessary for the nature of the position.

Relevant pre-employment screening and reference checks will be required.

Successful candidates are required to attend 5 week mandatory practice induction program.

If you require any adjustments to fully participate in the recruitment process or need the advert or attachments in an accessible format, please contact us.

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Lead Foster and Kinship Care services across Gympie and Maroochydore and make a lasting difference in the lives of children, young people and carers.

We're looking for an experienced Service Manager to lead our Foster and Kinship Care services across Gympie and Maroochydore, driving service excellence, developing high-performing teams and strengthening outcomes for children, young people and carers.

Reporting to the Group Manager, you'll provide operational and strategic leadership across both locations, supporting teams to deliver high-quality, child-focused services while building strong partnerships with carers, Child Safety and community stakeholders.

You will:

• Lead, coach and develop teams across Gympie and Maroochydore.
• Drive a positive, child-focused and trauma-informed culture.
• Ensure high-quality service delivery and compliance with legislative and contractual requirements.
• Build strong partnerships with Child Safety, carers and community stakeholders.
• Manage service performance, workforce planning, budgets and risk.
• Champion continuous improvement and innovation across the service.

You will bring:

• Leadership experience within Foster and Kinship Care, Out of Home Care, Child Protection or a related human services setting.
• Strong people leadership and stakeholder engagement skills.
• Experience managing service delivery, operational performance and compliance.
• Sound understanding of child protection legislation and contemporary practice frameworks.
• A commitment to achieving positive outcomes for children, young people and families.
• Degree qualification in Social Work, Human Services, Psychology, Behavioural Science or a related discipline.
• Current Queensland Driver Licence.
• Current Blue Card.
• Current Licensed Care Service (LCS) accreditation.
• Current National Police Check.
• Ability and willingness to travel regularly between Gympie and Maroochydore and throughout the broader service region.
• Join a respected Not For Profit and make a real impact in your role supporting Queensland children and families.
• Salary packaging of up to $15,900 per year.
• Additional meal entertainment packaging of up to $2,650 per year.
• Novated lease options.
• Employee discounts at leading retailers.
• Career development opportunities and internal job board access.
• Opportunities to purchase additional annual leave.
• Employee Assistance Program and Pastoral Care support.
• Free annual flu vaccinations.

Anglicare is committed to building an inclusive and diverse workforce and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, those from cultural and linguistically diverse backgrounds, LGBTIQ+ communities, people with disabilities and people with a lived experience of mental health. We promote a child-safe environment and are committed to providing on-going care and protection.

• Job Identification 1797
• Job Category Child Welfare, Youth and Family Services
• Posting Date 10/02/2026, 01:06 AM
• Apply Before 11/02/2026, 01:06 AM
• Job Type Full-Time
• Locations Maroochydore, QLD, Australia Gympie, QLD, Australia (Hybrid)

Child and Youth Mental Health, Wide Bay Mental Health & Specialised Services, Bundaberg or Hervey Bay and Maryborough Hospitals

You will receive a competitive remuneration package value up to $174,208 p.a., comprising salary between $140,632 - $152,685 p.a. (Nurse Grade 7) or remuneration package value up to $157,360 p.a., comprising salary between $128,169 - $137,918 p.a. (HP4), employer contribution to superannuation (up to 12.75%) and annual leave loading (17.5%) (Nurse Grade 7/HP4) (Permanent Full Time, 76 hours p.f.) (Applications remain current for 12 months).

Deliver high level professional clinical mental health services as a member of a multi-disciplinary team to optimise psycho-social outcomes for children and young people with severe and complex mental health problems and disorders, and their families and carers.

Provide intensive, developmentally appropriate, community-centred, mental health interventions and ongoing assessment for adolescents who require higher intensity (level and mode of contact and range of interventions/services, including risk assessment, crisis management, and safety planning) treatment, rehabilitation, and support to recover from mental illness.

Patricia Fox

H2609WB693170

Wednesday, 28th October 2026

Queensland Corrective Services is looking for a senior mental health clinician to join the QCS Mental Health Services team in Far North Queensland at Lotus Glen Correctional Centre.

As a Senior Mental Health Clinician, you will provide inclusive mental health and well being services that are culturally safe and deliver impactful rehabilitative care to a diverse prison population. You will work within a multidisciplinary team to assess, plan and intervene to promote mental health and well being for adults in the Centre.

Key responsibilities:

• Deliver high level clinical services within a multidisciplinary team.
• Conduct assessment and interventions that promote mental health and well being.
• Operate independently to manage complex situations and presentations.
• Work closely with Mental Health Team Leaders to support clinical tasks, case conferencing and supervisory requirements.
• Provide clinical practice supervision to less experienced clinicians.
• Contribute to team capability development through supervision and feedback.
• Use analytical and problem solving skills to respond to changing priorities.

Key benefits and working conditions:

• 5 weeks annual leave.
• Mon-Fri hours with flexible options, such as a 9 day fortnight.
• Location allowance.

About you:

• Demonstrable expertise providing clinical services of a complex nature.
• Can provide clinical practice supervision to less experienced clinicians.
• Possesses high calibre interpersonal and communication skills to build effective working relationships and negotiate outcomes with a variety of stakeholders.
• Well developed written communication skills and ability to produce excellent quality professional reports and case notes.
• Ability to interpret and apply legislation, policies and procedures in both clinical and team support contexts.

Mandatory requirements:

• Tertiary qualifications in Psychology and membership with APHRA.
• or Tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy or Social Work, with eligibility for membership or registration with AHPRA and/or AASW.
• C Class Driver's Licence.
• Post graduate qualifications in mental health would be highly regarded.

We are committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. If you have a health condition, disability, or cultural or linguistic background that requires adjustments, please let our Talent Acquisition team know. We will support you to participate equitably throughout the recruitment process.

• Work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a therapeutic space at the Dandenong Magistrates Court.
• Ongoing role offering continuous opportunities for career development and progression.
• Apply your specialist expertise in a unique court-based setting

About Us

Court Services Victoria provides corporate services and facilities to support the performance of the judicial, quasi-judicial and administrative functions of Victoria's courts and tribunal, Judicial College and Judicial Commission.

Collectively, Victoria's Supreme, County, Magistrates', Children's, and Coroners courts, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT), the Judicial College of Victoria, the Judicial Commission of Victoria, and Court Services Victoria (CSV) are referred to as the 'Courts Group'.

Our people enable the Courts Group to deliver on each jurisdiction's own strategic priorities while also pursuing strategic opportunities that are interconnected and deliver benefits more broadly.

The Magistrates' Court of Victoria (MCV) has a long history of providing justice for the people of Victoria in metropolitan and regional courts across the state. The MCV determines in excess of 200,000 cases per annum at 51 venues, dealing with over 90 percent of all adult cases that come before Victorian courts each year.

MCV aims to be an innovative, accessible and responsive court that provides quality services to the Victorian community.

About the Role

Make a meaningful impact in the justice system by supporting people with complex needs to achieve positive change.

Court Support Services delivers specialist therapeutic programs, including the Court Integrated Services Program (CISP) and the Assessment and Referral Court (ARC). Through a client-centred and problem-solving approach, these programs support people facing challenges such as mental illness, disability, substance use, cognitive impairment, homelessness and other forms of social disadvantage.

As an Advanced Case Manager, you will provide high-level case management support to clients with complex mental health and disability support needs, helping them engage with rehabilitation, access critical services and achieve positive outcomes.

Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will undertake comprehensive assessments, develop tailored support plans, coordinate treatment and support services, and provide expert advice to the Court. You will also play a key role in mentoring case managers and driving practice improvements across the program.

Key responsibilities:

• Deliver advanced, strengths-based case management to clients with complex psychosocial needs.
• Conduct assessments and develop person-centred support and treatment plans.
• Coordinate and monitor access to housing, mental health, alcohol and other drug services, family violence interventions and other supports.
• Identify and manage client risks through effective risk management and harm minimisation strategies.
• Prepare high-quality court reports and provide advice to the Court as required.
• Coach and mentor case managers, sharing specialist knowledge and expertise.
• Build strong relationships with judiciary, legal professionals, community services and internal stakeholders.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives that strengthen service delivery and client outcomes.

About You

Tertiary qualification (minimum Diploma level; degree level highly desirable) relevant to case management practice with forensic clients; such as social work, psychology, welfare, drug and alcohol or another related field, and/or relevant experience.

Demonstrated capacity or experience in case management of clients presenting with complex needs, with well developed knowledge and/or relevant experience in at least one of the following speciality areas: mental health, acquired brain injury, disability, alcohol and substance use, family violence, or homelessness highly desirable.

Experience in or demonstrated capacity to provide coaching and mentoring to case managers, particularly within an area of advanced knowledge or experience.

Other information

CSV is the employer of staff at Courts Group. CSV has a firm commitment through its Koori Employment Plan to increase participation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across our workforce.

We value the unique backgrounds, experiences, and contributions that each person brings to our community and encourage and celebrate diversity. Those from the LGBTQIA+ community, women, people of all ages, with disabilities, culturally and linguistically diverse people, and those who are neurodiverse, are encouraged to apply.

We aim to create a workforce that reflects the community in which we live.

If you require adjustments to the recruitment and selection process or require an alternative format to any of the application material, please don't hesitate to email the contact person listed in the advertisement.

As part of our commitment to a safe and respectful workplace, CSV conduct pre-employment checks, including reference checks, police checks and misconduct screening. These checks are handled confidentially, with care and are a standard part of our hiring process to ensure the right fit for both candidates and Court Services Victoria.