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CAMHS CLINICIAN | WESTERN AUSTRALIA Salary: $65 - $75 per hour + Superannuation Contract: 3 - 6 months Locations: Bunbury, Busselton, Northam, Esperance, Kalgoorlie, Pilbara, Karratha, Kalgoorlie and more Accommodation and Travel: Included We are looking for CAMHS Clinicians to provide mental health services to children & adolescents in communities in Western Australia. You must be an experienced Social Worker or Psychologist with previous strong child and adolescent mental health experience, and must be comfortable working both on your own and as part of a team. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS Social Worker or Psychologist with registration with AASW or AHPRA Able to work autonomously Strong previous mental health experience within the child and adolescent space Driver's Licence National Police Check or willingness to obtain one Working With Children's Check or willingness to obtain one Covid-19 Vaccinated If you are interested in this role and you meet the requirements above, please email a copy of your resume to [email protected] or alternatively, for a confidential discussion about the role, call 0421 205 113.

SOCIAL WORKER - LOCUM CONTRACT Salary: $60 -$70 per hour + Superannuation Contract: 3 - 6 months available Location: Griffith, NSW Accommodation: Included Travel: Included We are currently looking for experienced Social Workers who are interested in locum contracts. Based in Griffith, NSW. You will have a strong background in adult acute mental health. The Social Worker is expected to deliver high quality social work services for consumers and their families/carers in accordance with the ethics and standards established by the Australian Association of Social Workers and other relevant bodies. You must have: recognised high level clinical skills enabling you to work across a range of clinical areas within the discipline and able to perform novel, complex and critical clinical services to patients, families and carers with a high level of professional knowledge. operate autonomously with minimum direct clinical supervision have an operational/supervisory role within the team, including planning, implementation, evaluation and reporting on clinical services ESSENTIAL CRITERIA As well as meeting the above criteria, you must also have the following: AASW or AASW eligibility At least 2 years minimum experience working within the mental health space as a qualified Social Worker Previous experience in acute care and working with adults National Police Check or willingness to undergo one Working With Children's Check or willingness to undergo one Covid-19 Vaccinations (3 vaccinations including a booster) If you are interested in this role and you meet the above requirements, please email a copy of your resume to [email protected] or alternatively, for a confidential discussion about the role, call 0421 205 113.

DRUG AND ALCOHOL (AOD) WORKER THE ROLE Salary: $60 - $65 per hour + Superannuation Accommodation: Provided Travel: Included Contract: 3 - 6 months. Full Time, Monday - Friday Location: Broome, Derby or Kununurra, WA Community outreach role developing and delivering community AOD treatment plans, recovery plans, case management and Alcohol Interlock Scheme in and around Broome, Derby or Kununurra. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS Social worker (AASW), Counsellor (ACA) or Psychologist (AHPRA) Strong previous experience with AOD Driver's license National Police Check or willingness to obtain one Working With Children's Check or willingness to obtain one Covid-19 vaccinated If you are interested in this role and you meet the above requirements, please email me a copy of your resume, or alternatively, for a confidential discussion about the role, call 0421 205 113.

PSYCHOLOGIST - CHILD AND WELLBEING Salary: $106,000 - $110,000 + Superannuation Location: Close to Perth, Western Australia Hours: Full Time, however open to part time (3 days a week) *Must be willing to commit to a minimum 12 month contract, or ideally permanent* *Rent subsidy available if moving from interstate* The aim of this role is to provide high quality services to children, young people and their families. You will provide support to enhance children's social, language, physical, emotional and behavioural development and learning, by providing psychology services, and delivering psychological interventions to clients to improve social, emotional, learning and behavioural outcomes. You will: Assess clients as required to develop intervention plans for clients Monitor client progress Maintain and update client records Participation in case conferences as required Liaison with external agencies and other consultants as required. Provide services in an ethical and accountable manner ESSENTIAL CRITERIA AHPRA REGISTRATION Registered or Clinical Psychologist Very strong experience needed working with children and adolescents Strong background in child mental health NDIS experience would be advantageous National Police Check or willingness to undergo one Working With Childrens Check or willingness to undergo one If you are interested in this role and you meet the above requirements, please email a copy of your resume to [email protected] or alternatively, for a confidential discussion about the role, call 0421 205 113

Disability Support Workers Sydney Location Must have flexibility to work on different shifts, sleepovers and active nights Are you looking for a meaningful and fulfilling career in social care? Then look no further! We are looking for compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team working in the Sydney area, where you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact in the lives of others. Ideally you will need 12+ months' experience. A passion for helping others, coupled with strong communication and interpersonal skills. In return our organisation has a dedicated team of Allocations Staff to help match you with the best shifts. We value diversity, inclusiveness and teamwork. Talent Quarter are committed to creating connections with impact and providing a supportive work environment for our team. Your responsibilities would include, but are not limited to: Supporting people with a disability Caring for persons with a disability Providing and following therapeutic practices and person centred care to assist each individual Helping to achieve positive outcomes, with a focus on goals, making the best choices, independence and daily living skills You must be able to display positive role-modelling Give emotional support, build trust and rapport with our clients and service users in care Ensuring the safety and wellbeing for all Completing thorough case notes on time Your "must have" requirements are: 12 months of demonstrated paid experience within a Disability Support Worker Role Hold or willing to obtain HLTAAP001, HLTHPS006 and PART Training (for PART, obtained within the last 2 years) Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability, HACC or Aging) Experience in therapeutic training and person centred care approaches Valid Police Check (within 1 year) WWCC Current First Aid/CPR Valid and full Drivers Licence If you are interested in a rewarding career, we encourage you to apply today! Contact us to learn more about this opportunity and take the first step in making a difference to the lives of those needing support.

Casual Residential Youth Workers and Disability Support Workers Wollongong and and Nowra Location Must have flexibility to work on different shifts, sleepovers and active nights Are you looking for a meaningful and fulfilling career in social care? Then look no further! We are looking for compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team working in the Wollongong and Nowra areas, where you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact in the lives of others. Ideally you will need 12+ months' experience. A passion for helping others, coupled with strong communication and interpersonal skills. In return our organisation has a dedicated team of Allocations Staff to help match you with the best shifts. We value diversity, inclusiveness and teamwork. Talent Quarter are committed to creating connections with impact and providing a supportive work environment for our team. Your responsibilities would include, but are not limited to: Supporting young people and or people with a disability, who display behaviours of concern Caring for young people who are survivors of complex childhood trauma or persons with a disability Providing and following therapeutic practices and person centred care to assist each individual Helping to achieve positive outcomes, with a focus on goals, making the best choices, independence and daily living skills You must be able to display positive role-modelling Give emotional support, build trust and rapport with our clients and service users in care Ensuring the safety and wellbeing for all Completing thorough case notes on time Your "must have" requirements are: 12 months of demonstrated experience within in area of residential youth care and or Disability Support environment Certificate in Community Services - Level 4; Certificate III in Individual Support Experience in therapeutic training and or person centred care approaches Valid Police Check (within 1 year) WWCC Current First Aid/CPR Valid and full Drivers Licence If you are interested in a rewarding career, we encourage you to apply today! Contact us to learn more about this opportunity and take the first step in making a difference to the lives of those needing support.