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randstad australia
AU$28 - AU$31/per year
permanent
part-time

specialism
healthcare & medical
sub specialism
disability
reference number
90M0439892_1617260637

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YOUTH WORKER - Children's Services

Based in Townsville, you will support children and young people with disabilities,complex needs and challenging behaviours to live their best life. This is your chance to give back and work for a leading Not-for-Profit organisation with continued growth 2021 and beyond.
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As a Youth Support Worker, your role is to work closely with children and young people (aged between 5 and 17 years) to be at the centre of their decision making and enable them to achieve the desired outcomes of their plans, goals and aspirations in partnership with their families and carers

ABOUT YOU:

Minimum qualification Certificate IV in Child Youth and Family intervention or equivalent OR be studying towards this qualification
Passionate and dedicated to assisting children who have a disability & have experienced trauma
Ability to work rosters shifts including weekends & sleepovers
Hold or willing to obtain a Blue Card, Yellow Card, Drivers Licence, First Aid & CPR
Experience supporting children and young people in residential out of home care & with trauma backgrounds and disabilities (Desirable but not essential)

YOUR BENEFITS:
Fantastic remuneration and weekly pay!

Not-for-Profit packaging available
Flexible working hours
Additional training provided
Great career development opportunities- New service with exciting expansion plans
Supportive team with a push to see you succeed personally and professionally
Fantastic opportunity to see and create real change within your community

ABOUT YOUR ROLE:

Providing direct care within a residential setting, responsible for promoting positive family relationships and creating a safe & homely environment
Working directly with children and young people within a trauma informed framework
Responsible for making a clear DIFFERENCE in the lives of children & young people who have complex needs and display challenging behaviours including possible verbal & physical

If this job sounds perfect for you please apply now or send your resume to kate.peraux@randstad.com.au - if you would like to discuss further call me on 1 300 289 817

I am committed to helping you on your journey, I promise to update you in the process and provide you with opportunities that align with your goals.

Not the perfect role for you but you would still like some advice around a new opportunity? Please contact me on the above - I would love to hear from you!

Our commitment to safeguarding people.

Randstad is committed to the safety and well being of all the people we provide support and care to including children and vulnerable individuals. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide criminal history checks such as a valid Police Check, and where necessary a valid state-based Working with Children Check and/or a National Police Check which are thoroughly screened. Other necessary screening/proof of registrations will be required depending upon your role type. In some circumstances and International Police Clearance is also required. Your consultant will be able to advise if this is applicable to you. Lastly, references are conducted in relation to the applicants' interactions with individuals under your care using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Employment is subject to clearance of all relevant checks to ensure the safeguarding of vulnerable people and children who may be in your care.

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YOUTH WORKER - Children's Services

Based in Townsville, you will support children and young people with disabilities,complex needs and challenging behaviours to live their best life. This is your chance to give back and work for a leading Not-for-Profit organisation with continued growth 2021 and beyond.

As a Youth Support Worker, your role is to work closely with children and young people (aged between 5 and 17 years) to be at the centre of their decision making and enable them to achieve the desired outcomes of their plans, goals and aspirations in partnership with their families and carers

ABOUT YOU:

Minimum qualification Certificate IV in Child Youth and Family intervention or equivalent OR be studying towards this qualification
Passionate and dedicated to assisting children who have a disability & have experienced trauma
Ability to work rosters shifts including weekends & sleepovers
Hold or willing to obtain a Blue Card, Yellow Card, Drivers Licence, First Aid & CPR
Experience supporting children and young people in residential out of home care & with trauma backgrounds and disabilities (Desirable but not essential)

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YOUR BENEFITS:
Fantastic remuneration and weekly pay!

Not-for-Profit packaging available
Flexible working hours
Additional training provided
Great career development opportunities- New service with exciting expansion plans
Supportive team with a push to see you succeed personally and professionally
Fantastic opportunity to see and create real change within your community

ABOUT YOUR ROLE:

Providing direct care within a residential setting, responsible for promoting positive family relationships and creating a safe & homely environment
Working directly with children and young people within a trauma informed framework
Responsible for making a clear DIFFERENCE in the lives of children & young people who have complex needs and display challenging behaviours including possible verbal & physical

If this job sounds perfect for you please apply now or send your resume to kate.peraux@randstad.com.au - if you would like to discuss further call me on 1 300 289 817

I am committed to helping you on your journey, I promise to update you in the process and provide you with opportunities that align with your goals.

Not the perfect role for you but you would still like some advice around a new opportunity? Please contact me on the above - I would love to hear from you!

Our commitment to safeguarding people.

Randstad is committed to the safety and well being of all the people we provide support and care to including children and vulnerable individuals. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide criminal history checks such as a valid Police Check, and where necessary a valid state-based Working with Children Check and/or a National Police Check which are thoroughly screened. Other necessary screening/proof of registrations will be required depending upon your role type. In some circumstances and International Police Clearance is also required. Your consultant will be able to advise if this is applicable to you. Lastly, references are conducted in relation to the applicants' interactions with individuals under your care using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Employment is subject to clearance of all relevant checks to ensure the safeguarding of vulnerable people and children who may be in your care.

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skills
- youth worker - townsville - youth - disability
qualifications
- *Certificate IV in Child Youth and Family intervention or equivalent OR experience in a similar role
- *Passionate and dedicated to assisting children who have a disability & have experienced

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kate peraux

kate.peraux@randstad.com.au

behaviour support practitioner
- melbourne, victoria
- Permanent
- AU$85,000 - AU$100,000, per year, Plus Super
- Full-Time
posted 12 april 2021
Let’s talk about starting the career you really want! We’re looking for a Registered Psychologist (AHPRA) and Mental Health Social Worker (AASW) to join the team to:Work with children and families who present with challenging behaviours.Undertake assessment, diagnosis and treatment.Create and deliver groups or programs.Liaise and build partnerships with GP’s.Support the Managing Director on major projects.Essential skillsThe successful applicant will be eligible for registration with AHPRA or as an AMHSW, and who has:Sound theoretical knowledge and assessment skills.Ability to administer and interpret a range of psychometric tests.Proven experience in working with children and families.Exceptional interpersonal skills with team members, clients and stakeholders.Innovative, flexible and strategic thinking, and work practices.IT literacy and proven competency to learn new software systems.Medicare provider eligibility.Experience in family therapy, research and delivering groups would be an advantage.Our offer to YouFlexible work hours and work locations.Access to cloud-based software (Cliniko) for appointment management, case recording and communicating remotely.Regular discipline specific clinical supervision.Clinical endorsement for registered psychologists.A commitment to professional development (with allocated allowance).Regular psychometric testing to monitor client progress.Feedback from clients to continuously monitor and improve work practices.Attractive rates.A fantastic opportunity to create, implement and deliver groups, programs and research.A fun and hardworking culture in line with our values, where we endure, we’re diverse, we’re grounded, and we empower others. Our Client a leading private practice helps parents with families to overcome struggles with their child’s behaviour, by working with them to develop new strategies and techniques to get back on track and create the lifestyle they want. This is a career building opportunity for those seeking professional growth and something a little different. f this sounds like you, please click the ‘Apply’ button below. For a confidential discussion about the position, please contact Abhi Naik at randstad health care on 1300 289 817 Please note we will promiss to keep you updated on your application in a timely and professional manner At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.
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mental health social worker/ psychologist - open arms
- aspley, queensland
- Contract
- AU$60.00 - AU$65.00, per hour, + 9.5% superannuation
- Full-Time
posted 12 april 2021
OPEN ARMS, ASPLEY: PSYCHOLOGIST or MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL WORKERHere is your chance to give back! Open Arms is Australia’s leading provider of mental health assessment and counselling for Australian veterans and their families. As a ‘Counsellor’ within this federal government department, you will play a key role in making a substantial difference in the lives of veterans and their families. ABOUT THE ROLE:As a mental health professional, all intervention implemented will be evidence based with tried and proven results. With the patient and their wellbeing at the forefront of your thinking, you will:Provide high quality clinical services including assessment; referral; and evidence based individual, couple and family counsellingDeliver complex case management servicesLiaise and form partnerships with key external stakeholdersPromote community development and servicesParticipate in Open Arms program evaluation and research activities ABOUT YOU:Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with full Australian AASW registration (AMHSW)Minimum 3 years experience with clinical case managementDefence Force or Veterans Affairs knowledge an advantageAustralian citizen (federal government requirement) BENEFITS:$60 to $65 p/h + 9.5% superannuation, paid weeklyMonday to Friday (37.5 hours / week) 1 year initial contract with view to extendProvide meaningful support and enhance mental health & wellbeing of this community of veterans, defence members & their familiesSupportive team environment If this position appeals to you, apply today! If you have any questions or would like to know more, please contact Suman either via email - suman.bhatnagar@randstad.com.au or call 07 3864 4966 Refer a friend and you could earn $250Are you looking for a permanent position in health, care or support or know someone who is? Sign up with us or refer a friend and you could earn a $250 voucher each! Conditions apply.
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mental health registered nurse/ social worker - open arms
- ipswich, queensland
- Contract
- AU$60.00 - AU$65.00, per hour, + super
- Full-Time
posted 7 april 2021
MENTAL HEALTH CLINICAL CARE COORDINATOR - OPEN ARMS - IPSWICHHere is your chance to give back! Working under the Department of Veteran Affairs and based in IPSWICH, Open Arms provides mental health services to veterans and their families. ABOUT THE ROLE:As a Clinical Care Coordinator, you will work collaboratively with clients and internal and external stakeholders to enhance Open Arm’s ability to identify and respond to the needs of vulnerable and at risk veterans, current and former Defence Force members and/or their families. Duties include:Intake assessment and referral, complex case management and case coordination to clients with identified complex and/or multiple needsParticipate in community development and service promotion activitiesMaintain clinical records, collate and analyse data and prepare reports to assist in evaluating and improving service deliveryLiaise with other government agencies and community organisationsWork within collaborative recovery and stepped care models ABOUT YOU:Qualified Psychologists, Occupational Therapists and Nurses must have current AHPRA registrationMental health accredited Social Workers must be registered with AASWMust have or be able to attain a Working with Children Check or Vulnerable Peoples CheckMinimum 3 years relevant experienceAustralian citizen (federal government requirement) YOUR BENEFITS:$60 to $65 p/h + 9.5% superannuation, paid weeklyMonday to Friday 9am to 5pm (37.5 hours / week)Supportive team with a push to see you succeed personally and professionallyGenuine opportunity to support vulnerable and/or at risk clients and enhance wellbeing If this position appeals to you, please don't hesitate to apply! If you have any questions or would like to know more, contact Suman either via email - suman.bhatnagar@randstad.com.au or call 07 3864 4966
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youth support worker - children's services.

job details

skills

qualifications

the application process.

apply with randstad.

we’ll give you a call.

getting you registered.

compliance check.

reference and background check.

the perfect job for you.

the interview.

start your new job.

get in touch

kate peraux

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