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Job Summary: Within this child safety role you will be providing culturally appropriate, practical prevention and early intervention support services to children and families to meet agreed case plan goals. This role is an opportunity to let your altruistic self shine! Opportunity to work in one of the four service centres in Toowomba!Benefits: Competitive salary packagesFlexible working arrangements and opportunities for Full time and/or Part timeSupportive team culture Continuous learning, mentoring and professional development opportunitiesContribute in making a positive difference in the lives of childrenAbout the role: Creating safe environments for the wellbeing of children and families. Field and office work Provide statutory child protection services including: assessment, intervention, casework and case management in accordance with legislation and practice guidelinesWork with multidisciplinary teams in region based service centers Build rapport with various stakeholders to ensure children are protected, and families are provided with the support they need.Requirements: Degree qualified as a Social Worker, Social welfare, Human Services, Psychologist or Behavioural ScienceOther relevant degrees acceptable with a minimum of 6 subjects relating to human services, psychology or behavioural science.Australian Driver’s LicensePrepared to manage complex cases and situations keeping an empathetic and caring approach Be an advocate for others Applicants with an overseas qualification may be considered if the qualification has been assessed as comparable to a relevant Australian qualification.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.

Job Summary:Within this child safety role you will be providing culturally appropriate, practical prevention and early intervention support services to children and families to meet agreed case plan goals. This role is an opportunity to let your altruistic self shine! Benefits:Competitive salary packagesFlexible working arrangements and opportunities for Full time and/or Part timeSupportive team cultureContinuous learning, mentoring and professional development opportunitiesContribute in making a positive difference in the lives of childrenrelocation assistance About the role:Creating safe environments for the wellbeing of children and families.Field and office workProvide statutory child protection services including: assessment, intervention, casework and case management in accordance with legislation and practice guidelinesWork with multidisciplinary teams in region based service centersBuild rapport with various stakeholders to ensure children are protected, and families are provided with the support they need.Requirements: Degree qualified as a Social Worker, Psychologist or Behavioural Science Other relevant degrees acceptable with a minimum of 6 subjects relating to human services, psychology or behavioural science.Australian Driver’s LicenseAbility to manage complex cases and situations keeping an empathetic and caring approachBe an advocate for othersApplicants with an overseas qualification may be considered if the qualification has been assessed as comparable to a relevant Australian qualification.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.

Role overview To provide effective counselling interventions and holistic case management support to people in the Pilbara who experience mental health concerns. DutiesRespond to referrals of consumers to the service from internal and external support services and conduct over-the-phone and assessments Work with consumers to create individual recovery plans including referral to supplementary services as needed.Provide ongoing counselling and case management sessions (formal and informal) with consumers and review progression against individual recovery plans.Create and update individualized case management files for all consumers in line with protocols What you needDegree in Psychology or relevant tertiary qualifications in Mental Health Nursing or Social Work Proved ability to relate to homeless and disadvantaged young people, including anunderstanding of drug and alcohol abuse and mental.Current driver’s license class C.First Aid Certificate or willingness to obtain.Experience in case management.Proven ability to work with other agencies.Computer skills in a Microsoft Office environment. What you will getFlexibility to work from anywhere - within the WA TimezoneGenerous remunerationfull support from case workers and project officer What to do nextHit apply, or contact Gary Stuart to discuss further via email or phonet 0466 644 381e gary.stuart@randstad.com.auAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

Provisional Psychologist - Bundoora Be part of building this highly reputable organisation providing psychological assessments to help develop and maintain their high standard of care to clients. This outcome-focused provider pride themselves on their tailored support to clients, and need a Provisional Psychologist to drive and continue this therapy within the Behaviour Support Team. Having a holistic approach will be vital to the success of this role. You will be working with an organisation whose mission is to provide accessible and authentic therapy services to improve the quality of life for their clients. Role responsibilities: Daily operations:Providing Psychometric assessments for a range of learning difficulties with a variety of clientsDeveloping relationships with clients to improve their health and be more active in the community to increase their quality of lifeBe comfortable providing group and individual therapy and interventionsHigh quality service delivery outcomes for clientsReduce behaviours of concern through individualised behaviour support plans and ongoing support to clientManaging your time to ensure you are providing efficient therapeutic servicesCommunicating effectively with all stakeholdersBring solutions to clients with a high quality serviceBuilding and maintaining relationships with new clientsPosition Requirements:Must be an Provisional AHPRA Registered PsychologistBe passionate about the industry helping clients to achieve their goalsKnowledge of the NDISBe open and happy working within a multidisciplinary team to provide the best possible supportExperience in psychometric assessments and creating Positive Behaviour Support PlansFull Drivers license & reliable own car that you are willing to use - KM reimbursementWhat’s in it for you?:Admin support to enable you to focus more on therapy, less on adminMake a difference to the community and this growing organisation to improve the quality and service to all clients whilst developing therapists to deliver fantastic outcomesWork for an organisation who will invest in your professional development and make a real change, leading by example and supporting staffOngoing support from Team Leaders & Managers who will be dedicated to improve the team and cater to your individual personal developmentFinancial contributions towards external supervision on top of salary, there will also be internal supervision provided in the future if this is something you need, and wantWorking in the community and clinic, so no day is ever the same!Pre-existing and well balanced caseload to ensure you can achieve your goalsSalary of $70,000-$80,000 including super plus all the tools of the tradeIf this job sounds perfect for you please apply now or send your resume to abhjit.naik@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 and we can discuss further. Our commitment to safeguarding people.Randstad is committed to the safety and well-being of all the people we provide support and care to. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

Provisional Psychologist - Newcastle Be part of building this highly reputable organisation providing psychological assessments to help develop and maintain their high standard of care to clients. This outcome-focused provider pride themselves on their tailored support to clients, and need a Provisional Psychologist to drive and continue this therapy within the Behaviour Support Team. Having a holistic approach will be vital to the success of this role. You will be working with an organisation whose mission is to provide accessible and authentic therapy services to improve the quality of life for their clients. Role responsibilities:Daily operations:Providing Psychometric assessments for a range of learning difficulties with a variety of clientsDeveloping relationships with clients to improve their health and be more active in the community to increase their quality of life Be comfortable providing group and individual therapy and interventions High quality service delivery outcomes for clients Reduce behaviours of concern through individualised behaviour support plans and ongoing support to client Managing your time to ensure you are providing efficient therapeutic servicesCommunicating effectively with all stakeholdersBring solutions to clients with a high quality service Building and maintaining relationships with new clients Position Requirements:Must be an Provisional AHPRA Registered PsychologistBe passionate about the industry helping clients to achieve their goals Knowledge of the NDIS Be open and happy working within a multidisciplinary team to provide the best possible supportExperience in psychometric assessments and creating Positive Behaviour Support Plans Full Drivers license & reliable own car that you are willing to use - KM reimbursement What’s in it for you?: Admin support to enable you to focus more on therapy, less on admin Make a difference to the community and this growing organisation to improve the quality and service to all clients whilst developing therapists to deliver fantastic outcomesWork for an organisation who will invest in your professional development and make a real change, leading by example and supporting staff Ongoing support from Team Leaders & Managers who will be dedicated to improve the team and cater to your individual personal development Financial contributions towards external supervision on top of salary, there will also be internal supervision provided in the future if this is something you need, and want Working in the community and clinic, so no day is ever the same! Pre-existing and well balanced caseload to ensure you can achieve your goals Salary of $70,000-$80,000 including super plus all the tools of the tradeIf 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 817I 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 and we can discuss further. Our commitment to safeguarding people.Randstad is committed to the safety and well-being of all the people we provide support and care to. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

OPEN ARMS, MOUNT PLEASANT: PSYCHOLOGIST or MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL WORKER Here 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:Qualified Psychologist with AHPRA Registration OR Social Worker with full Australian AASW registration (eligible for 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 flexible hours (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 1300 289 817Refer 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.

OPEN ARMS, ROCKINGHAM: PSYCHOLOGIST or MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL WORKER Here 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:Qualified Psychologist with AHPRA Registration OR Mental Health Social Worker with full Australian AASW registration (eligible for AMHSW)Minimum 2 years experience with clinical case managementDefence Force or Veterans Affairs knowledge an advantageAustralian citizen (federal government requirement) BENEFITS:$60 to $65 p/h + 10% superannuation, paid weeklyMonday to Friday, Fliexible hours (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 1300 289 817. Our commitment to safeguarding people.Randstad is committed to the safety and well-being of all the people we provide support and care to. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your roletype.

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:Psychologist or Mental Health Social workerMinimum 3 years experience with clinical case managementSkills and experience in couples and family therapy are highly regardedDefence Force or Veterans Affairs knowledge an advantageAustralian citizen (federal government requirement) BENEFITS:$60 to $65 p/h + 10% 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 1300 289 817. Our commitment to safeguarding people.Randstad is committed to the safety and well-being of all the people we provide support and care to. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your roletype.

One of the most exciting clinics to work atimmerse yourself in a fun, innovative and beautiful clinic (vouched for)A clinic that genuinely supports and develops your career An innovative and forward-thinking allied health provider in the Inner West of Sydney are looking to grow their team with three additional Speech Therapists. The caseload, which is provided, will focus on paediatric clients. They are physically expanding their premises significantly to accommodate their growing team - which will be completed in 4-6 weeks. Having successfully found them two other speechies, we wholeheartedly believe this to be a great opportunity for those looking to make a move into a close-knit team. Having visited the clinic twice, we can confirm their clinic is purpose-built with a warm and friendly atmosphere and incredibly friendly staff. about the role: As a Speech Therapist working with paediatric clients, you will be working within a multidisciplinary team to improve the lives of their clients; A value that permeates the way they operate day-to-day. You will be proud to work with this clinic and contribute to their already highly vouched-for services. The main duties are: Provide a range of evidence based therapies to match the needs of your clients;Focus on your client's goals and help them thrive by in-clinic, mobile and school therapy sessionsContribute to an empowering and innovative work culture: Your business acumen and suggestions to improve their services will be welcomed.Manage a caseload of NDIS participantsSubmit written applications for NDIS funding about you: As a passionate and ambitious Speech Therapist, you will complement the team if you have the following: Full SPA registration - or eligible for registrationBachelors degree in Speech PathologyPatient, flexible, caring and communicativeThe ability to have fun & be a part of a close knit family.Valid police check & drivers licenceGrads welcome to apply! benefits: My previous candidates who have started here cannot sing their praises loud enough for this organisation. They would vouch for the following: Supportive and close-knit team with an emphasis on inclusion and diversityCareer progression fully supportedGenerous salary, benefits and incentivesExisting case loadA car will be providedMac Book, i-Phone and tabletExternal and Internal training sessionsMonthly team building activities including film nights, rock climbing and others. What to do next There is not enough superlatives to describe how good a role this is. I would encourage those looking to be part of a team that truly cares for their well-being to reach out and chat to me for more details. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me (details below). I work flexibly and not averse to taking calls in the evenings and weekends to fit around your busy schedule. t | 0466 644 381 e | gary.stuart@randstad.com.au 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.

Join a close knot team of exceptional allied health professionals in their amazing clinic in the Inner West of SydneyExcellent role for OTs who are looking for a supportive work environmentAbove award remuneration as well as i-pad, i-phone and macbook provided to all staff.An innovative and forward-thinking allied health provider in the Inner West of Sydney are looking to grow their team with an Occupational Therapist. They are physically expanding their premises with a new state-of-the-art clinic space to accommodate their growing team. Each therapist will have their own room alongwith state-of-the-art equipment. This will allow each therapist to have their own room. Having met this client a couple of times and subsequently placing 2 Speechies and an OT with them, I understand this role will be suitable for an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist who is looking to be part of close-knit team. about the role: As an Occupational Therapist working with paediatric clients, you will be working within a multidisciplanary team to improve the lives of their clients; a value that permeates the way they operate day-to-day. You will be proud to work with this clinic and contribute to their already highly vouched-for services. The main duties are: Provide a range of evidence based therapies to match the needs of your clients;Provide Training and support to junior team members;Focus on your client's goals and help them thrive by in-clinic, mobile and school therapy sessions;Contribute to an empowering and innovative work culture: Your business acumen and suggestions to improve their services will be welcomed;Identify further hires within the OT team that will align with the business ethos;Manage a caseload of NDIS participantsSubmit written applications for NDIS funding about you: As a passionate and ambitious Occupational Therapist, you will complement the team if you have the following: Full Ahpra registrationBachelors degree in Occupational TherapyPatient, flexible, caring and communicativeThe ability to have fun & be a part of a close knit family.Valid police check & drivers licence. benefits: if you are bringing the above, our client provides the following:Supportive and close-knit team with an emphasis on inclusion and diversity;Support and resources to build your team of OTs and suggest service improvements;Mac Book, i-Phone and tablet provided for all new starts;Generous salary, benefits and incentives, including a generous CPD allowance;Existing case load;A car will be provided for community / school visits;External and Internal training sessions; What to do next Why not give the consultant a call to discuss further? Having met with the clinic's management and therapists at their clinic, they are in a prime position to answer any further questions! Furthermore, having introduced two Speech Therapists to them recently, they can comfortably and happily vouch for the clinic's great atmosphere and team building ethos. All applications will be assessed and responded to as part of the randstad promise. Alternatively, please get in touch with Gary Stuart on 0466 644 381 to discuss further, or email your resume to gary.stuart@randstad.com.au , who works flexibly to take calls out of hours to accommodate your busy schedule. 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.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR - OPEN ARMS - LAUNCESTON/HOBART, TASThe position aims to optimise a client’s wellbeing and participation in their community through community engagement, collaborative recovery work and complex case management. The position incorporates the development and maintenance of community partnerships and the provision of direct evidence informed support to individuals and/or their families. The position also focuses on team leadership, service design, delivery and evaluation.Here is your chance to give back! Working under the Department of Veteran Affairs and based in Launceston/ Hobart, Open Arms provides mental health services to veterans and their families. ABOUT THE ROLE: As a Community Engagement 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 registrationAASW registered Social Workers eligible to apply for Mental Health accreditationMust 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 + 10% 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 wellbeingIf 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 1300 289 817Our commitment to safeguarding people.Randstad is committed to the safety and well-being of all the people we provide support and care to. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your roletype.

Are you graduating from your Speech Pathology Therapy Degree in 2021?Do you want to work as an Allied Health Assistant from ASAP until your SPA Registration arrives and know you have a job as soon as your registration is active?Do you want to work within the community (mostly school bookings)?Do you want to work in a Multi-D team, for a company where your skills are very highly regarded, and you have genuine long term growth potential?If so we want to hear from you as we currently have two positions for 2021 OT Graduates located less than 5k from Adelaide's CBD! Salary: $60,000 - $70,000 + Super About the company: You will be joining a friendly and experienced multidisciplinary team of Allied Health Clinicians who are all dedicated to providing high quality Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Positive Behaviour Support, Physiotherapy, Podiatry and dietetics services for Children and adults in Adelaide. This company services clients in their very own clinic, clients homes, schools, early learning centres or residential aged care facilities. the Job: You will be working with a Paediatric caseload of clients and most of your bookings will be in a school based setting in the community. you will receive excellent clinical mentorship as a new Graduate and be treated as a valued clinician where your skills are very valued. If you would like more information please call Emma Austin on: 0487 133 136 or email your updated resume to: emma.austin@randstad.com.auAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

Are you graduating from your Occupational Therapy Degree in 2021?Do you want to know you have definitely got a position to start as soon as your AHPRA Registration arrives?Do you want to work within the community (mostly school bookings)?Do you want to work in a Multi-D team, for a company where your skills are very highly regarded, and you have genuine long term growth potential?If so we want to hear from you as we currently have three positions for 2021 OT Graduates located less than 5k from Adelaide's CBD! Salary: $60,000 - $70,000 + Super About the company: You will be joining a friendly and experienced multidisciplinary team of Allied Health Clinicians who are all dedicated to providing high quality Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Positive Behaviour Support, Physiotherapy, Podiatry and dietetics services for Children and adults in Adelaide. This company services clients in their very own clinic, clients homes, schools, early learning centres or residential aged care facilities. the Job: You will be working with a Paediatric caseload of clients and most of your bookings will be in a school based setting in the community. you will receive excellent clinical mentorship as a new Graduate and be treated as a valued clinician where your skills are very valued. If you would like more information please call Emma Austin on: 0487 133 136 or email your updated resume to: emma.austin@randstad.com.auAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

Randsad Healthcare has partnered with a behavioural therapy provider based in the east of melbourne who are currently looking for a provisional Pyschologist or a fully registered Pyschologist with an interest in Behavioural support. About the roleWe are seeking a passionate and driven Psychologist (General Registration) or a Provisonal on the track to fully reg to join the growing team located in Bundoora, VIC.You will have the opportunity to collaborate with the Senior Leadership team to pave your way to success in this role, and will also collaborate with our 4 Provisional Psychologists.Ideally, you will have confidence with the following:Ensuring efficient, high quality, comprehensive psychological and behavioural services through an outcome-focussed approachExperience or an interest in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) practicesDeveloping quality comprehensive behaviour support plansDevelop strong professional relationships with clients through confident and clear communicationUndertake assessment and diagnosis of individuals/group interventions for both NDIS and non NDIS clientsWorking with other industry providers to lead the way in identifying, authorising and reporting restrictive practices in accordance with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards CommissionWhat you’ll need to be successfulA qualification in Psychology or related disciplineCurrent General Registration with AHPRA and Medicare Provider NumberHighly desirable if you have experience supporting NDIS participantsHighly desirable if you have the ability to offer supervision to Provisional PsychologistsYour own vehicle and Australian Drivers LicenceA National Police Clearance, NDIS Workers Screening Check and Working with Children/Working with Vulnerable People Check (or willingness to obtain these before commencement)What is on offerImmediate client caseload with variety and diversity, start servicing clients straight awayCareer progression and opportunities at your fingertipsCompany pool vehicleTraining and growth opportunities - in-house training available across all things ABA/Positive Behaviour SupportReward, recognition and fun at work celebrating achievements year roundExclusive discounts across Health Insurance, Lifestyle Products and other everyday expenses! If this role is of interest or you would like to find out more about this role or other roles we have please feel free to give Abhi in the Randstad healthcare team in Melboune a call on 1300 289 817 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.

Job Summary: Within this child safety role you will be providing culturally appropriate, practical prevention and early intervention support services to children and families to meet agreed case plan goals. This role is an opportunity to let your altruistic self shine! Benefits: Competitive salary packagesFlexible working arrangements and opportunities for Full time and/or Part timeSupportive team culture Continuous learning, mentoring and professional development opportunitiesContribute in making a positive difference in the lives of children About the role: Creating safe environments for the wellbeing of children and families. Field and office work Provide statutory child protection services including: assessment, intervention, casework and case management in accordance with legislation and practice guidelinesWork with multidisciplinary teams in region based service centers Build rapport with various stakeholders to ensure children are protected, and families are provided with the support they need.Requirements: Degree qualified as a Social Worker, Psychologist or Behavioural Science Other relevant degrees acceptable with a minimum of 6 subjects relating to human services, psychology or behavioural science.Australian Driver’s LicenseAbility to manage complex cases and situations keeping an empathetic and caring approach Be an advocate for others Applicants with an overseas qualification may be considered if the qualification has been assessed as comparable to a relevant Australian qualification.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.

Play a key part in the rehabilitation of veterans with the ADF who have sustained injuries both physical and psychological. Randstad Health & Social Care are seeking talented and motivated allied health clinicians; Occupational Therapists, Exercise Physiologists, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Registered Nurses, Rehab Counsellors or Social Workers; to become a part of an nationwide company as their newest permanent Rehabilitation Consultant. Benefits:Unique opportunity to work with ADF personellLong term growth and career opportunities across the businessCoaching, training and mentorship to enable your success in this fieldUncapped employee incentive schemesDiscounted Medibank Health fund membershipProvided laptop, mobile phone & access to pool vehicles Give back in meaningful ways to veterans in need of your rehabilitation knowledge and support Requirements:Must be degree qualified and fully registered with your relevant professional body Minimum of 12 months demonstrated experience in Occupational RehabilitationDemonstrated sound clinical reasoning abilities and management of complex cases Excellent organisational and time management skillsHold a full valid driver’s licenseAustralian Citizenship to work with the defence Desirable:Comcare provider numberPrior expereince in your field supporting veterens If this is the role for you, apply today by clicking on the link or email || Amy.mcconnell@randstad.com.auIf you have any questions or would like to discuss the role further, please call Amy on 1300 289 817.To find out more about other opportunities please apply directly to https://www.randstad.com.au/job-seekers/submit-your-cv/ 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.

BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT PRACTITIONER - Rockhampton Are you looking for a rewarding career that will see you uplifting the lives of vulnerable members of the community?? Here's your chance! Your future workplace is a well-established not-for-profit organisation that is looking to add another member to their multidisciplinary team in Rockhampton. Their holistic service offering includes everything from innovative community participation to employment and accommodation services.ABOUT YOUR ROLE:Undertaking relevant assessments to identify causal factors of challenging behavioursDevelop effective strategies and plans that address the behaviour and enhance the quality of lifeImplement behaviour support plansProvide coaching, modelling and support to stakeholdersMonitor the plan’s effectiveness, review challenging behaviour and makes necessary changes ABOUT YOU:Degree qualified in allied health or social and behavioural sciencesExperience creating and implementing behaviour support plans or intervention plansKnowledge of restrictive practicesCurrent Australian Driver Licence YOUR BENEFITS:$80-90k + Super + Salary Packaging + KM AllowanceAbility to make a difference in the communityWork for a charitable community organisation who will invest in your professional development If this position EXCITES you then please apply via the link below! To discuss the role or have a confidential discussion regarding opportunities and your professional journey, please call me (Lynden Campbell) on 1300 289 817 or email lynden.campbell@randstad.com.au. My promise is to assist you in maximising your opportunities while minimising your stress! At Randstad, Health & Social Care we are your trusted career partners - we take the hard work out of finding your dream job! As proven healthcare advisors we can ensure you make connections across employers of choice. Our commitment to safeguarding people.Randstad is committed to the safety and well-being of all the people we provide support and care to. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

Based in Northbridge, this position is within a national organisation that aim to support, advocate for and represent the interests of children and young people with experience in care at state level. This position is full-time, reporting to a national manager and working with a wider team across all states and territories. Looking after 3 direct reports, the WA team cover a wide area, engaging with multiple stakeholders. The role requires a highly motivated advocate that is passionate about promoting the rights of children and young people. It also requires a person with a collaborative approach to facilitate the voice of children and young people to improve the out of home care system. The role also encompasses oversight of the delivery of the foundations programs and activities.THE ROLE:Ensure that the foundations Child Protection policy is upheld to protect the interests of children and young people engaged with programs and activities;Assisting in the development of state budgets in consultation with the Finance Manager and monitoring and adhering to the state budget and financial controls;Contribute to the development of the organisations strategic plan, and take lead responsibility for developing and implementing the state Action Plan annually;Advocate effectively at state and national level for the rights and well-being of children and young people with a care experience;Develop and maintain positive working relationships with key stakeholders (government and non-government).Manage, supervise and monitor staff performance;Provide high quality reports as required within required time frames.Contribute meaningfully to national initiatives and programABOUT YOU:Tertiary qualification in a relevant field required (Social Work, Business, Behavioural, Social Science)High level of understanding of the child protection and/ or foster care system3+ years management experience with the ability to motivate, support and manage a teamExcellent verbal and written communication skills incorporating a high level of proficiency at report writingDemonstrated skills in data collection and analysisExperience in developing, managing and adhering to budgets including negotiation of funding and service agreementsDevelop and maintain positive working relationships with key stakeholders (government and non-government)Current Driver's LicenseCurrent Working with Children CheckYour BenefitsWorking for a highly respected Not-For-Profit Community organisationSalary Sacrificing opportunitiesOn the job training, development, and mentoringFlexible working hoursGreat career development opportunitiesCentral office location If this job sounds perfect for you please apply now or send your resume to Jennifer.Conlon@randstad.com.au - if you would like to discuss further call me on 08 9320 1600 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.

BRISBANE: EL1 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CLINICAL COORDINATION Open Arms is Australia’s leading provider of mental health services for Australian veterans and their families. The Assistant Director Clinical Coordination will work collaboratively with key internal and external stakeholders to enhance Open Arms’ ability to identify and respond to the needs of vulnerable and at risk veterans, current and former Defence Force members and/or their families. ABOUT THE ROLE:As Assistant Director, you will oversee the quality of client care by providing clinical oversight and complex case management, within a stepped-care model of service provision. Duties include:Line management such as recruitment, selection, induction, supervision, and performance management of Community Engagement Coordinator (CEC) and Peer Team LeadersActively contribute to Open Arms National projects, clinical policies and procedures, case management practices and Quality Assurance activitiesEstablish and maintain effective strategic relationships with specialist service providers and develop relevant referral pathways within the regionRepresent Open Arms at stakeholder events; participate in clinical and team meetings, and contribute to the management, departmental projects and committees. Ensure all clinical work undertaken in the region is conducted in accordance with the governance requirements of Open Arms ABOUT YOU:AASW registered Social Worker, OR AHPRA registered Psychologist, OR Mental Health Registered Nurse or Occupational TherapistExtensive mental health clinical experience Relevant management experience within clinical settingsExperience in mental health complex case managementAustralian citizen (federal government requirement)Previous military service or relevant experience in providing support to the Veteran community is highly regarded.Relevant experience in leading and managing Peers who use lived experience to support and educate clients is desirable. THE BENEFITS:$70 to $80 p/h + 10% superannuation, paid weeklyMonday to Friday 9am to 5pm (37.5 hours / week) 1 year initial contract with view to extendThe team is “lived experience” informed and resourced 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 1300289817

COMMUNITY CLINICAL CARE COORDINATOR - OPEN ARMS - NEWCASTLE Community Clinical Care Coordinator takes a strengths-based, recovery approach to supporting vulnerable and/or at risk clients to foster wellbeing. The position aims to optimise a client’s wellbeing and participation in their community through community engagement, collaborative recovery work and complex case management.Here is your chance to give back! Working under the Department of Veteran Affairs and based in Newcatle, Open Arms provides mental health services to veterans and their families. ABOUT THE ROLE: As a 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 CheckAustralian citizen (federal government requirement) YOUR BENEFITS:$60 to $65 p/h + 10% 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 1300 289 817 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.

School Psychologist/Counsellor - Stanthorpe If you have a passion for working with rural communities and enjoy a challenging diverse environment, then this position is ideal for you. Working solely for this school in Stanthorpe, you will be working with students between grades P-12. With a wide network of School Counsellors in the region, you will be part of a great support team working together to promote and foster the mental and health wellbeing of all students through providing fantastic services. Ideally you would be looking at a Term 4 start, so you are settled for the New Year! YOUR BENEFITS:Paid school holidays whilst enjoying time off (only work 40 weeks a year!)Company CarSalary of $107,000-$114,700 plus superSupport Network of other School Guidance Counsellors with a Counsellor based in each school in the organisation as well as the two Principals of the schools4-year contract with the possibility of extensionOngoing professional development and mentoringABOUT YOUR ROLE:Ability to work with a diverse age and range of students and adapt practices accordinglyCollaborating with school staff and other various stakeholders in identifying and developing various proactive activities to address areas of developmentConduct and determine appropriate assessments for studentsAssessing and identifying the level of needs of students in crisis and developing appropriate interventions and action plansBuild strong relationships with stakeholders such as parents, carers, school staff, and other professionals to work together and aid the well being of studentsRegular participation in individual and group supervision and mentoring activitiesABOUT YOU:Qualifications in Teaching, Psychology or Guidance Counselling with relevant registrations such as AHPRA, APS and QCT (if teacher qualified).Preferred experience in a similar roleKnowledge of the relevant legislation such as child protectionFacilitates meaningful outcomes for students and their familiesTeam player and able to work and communicate with various different stakeholders, for one goalA current Australian driver’s license and a Blue card, or willingness to obtain oneBe committed and passionate about making a difference in a rural community, and know the importance of the roleEmpathy with the values and ethos of the catholic faithRandstad health & school care is dedicated to the candidate management process. If you have specific questions, please call Kate Peraux on 1 300 289 817 or email kate.peraux@randstad.com.au. She would love to speak with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

School Psychologist/Counsellor - Stanthorpe If you have a passion for working with rural communities and enjoy a challenging diverse environment, then this position is ideal for you. Working solely for this school in Stanthorpe, you will be working with students between grades P-12. With a wide network of School Counsellors in the region, you will be part of a great support team working together to promote and foster the mental and health wellbeing of all students through providing fantastic services. Ideally you would be looking at a Term 4 start, so you are settled for the New Year! YOUR BENEFITS:Paid school holidays whilst enjoying time off (only work 40 weeks a year!)Company CarSalary of $107,000-$114,700 plus superSupport Network of other School Guidance Counsellors with a Counsellor based in each school in the organisation as well as the two Principals of the schools4-year contract with the possibility of extensionOngoing professional development and mentoringABOUT YOUR ROLE:Ability to work with a diverse age and range of students and adapt practices accordinglyCollaborating with school staff and other various stakeholders in identifying and developing various proactive activities to address areas of developmentConduct and determine appropriate assessments for studentsAssessing and identifying the level of needs of students in crisis and developing appropriate interventions and action plansBuild strong relationships with stakeholders such as parents, carers, school staff, and other professionals to work together and aid the well being of studentsRegular participation in individual and group supervision and mentoring activitiesABOUT YOU:Qualifications in Teaching, Psychology or Guidance Counselling with relevant registrations such as AHPRA, APS and QCT (if teacher qualified).Preferred experience in a similar roleKnowledge of the relevant legislation such as child protectionFacilitates meaningful outcomes for students and their familiesTeam player and able to work and communicate with various different stakeholders, for one goalA current Australian driver’s license and a Blue card, or willingness to obtain oneBe committed and passionate about making a difference in a rural community, and know the importance of the roleEmpathy with the values and ethos of the catholic faithRandstad health & school care is dedicated to the candidate management process. If you have specific questions, please call Kate Peraux on 1 300 289 817 or email kate.peraux@randstad.com.au. She would love to speak with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

School Psychologist/Counsellor - Stanthorpe If you have a passion for working with rural communities and enjoy a challenging diverse environment, then this position is ideal for you. Working solely for this school in Stanthorpe, you will be working with students between grades P-12. With a wide network of School Counsellors in the region, you will be part of a great support team working together to promote and foster the mental and health wellbeing of all students through providing fantastic services. Ideally you would be looking at a Term 4 start, so you are settled for the New Year! YOUR BENEFITS:Paid school holidays whilst enjoying time off (only work 40 weeks a year!)Company CarSalary of $107,000-$114,700 plus superSupport Network of other School Guidance Counsellors with a Counsellor based in each school in the organisation as well as the two Principals of the schools4-year contract with the possibility of extensionOngoing professional development and mentoringABOUT YOUR ROLE:Ability to work with a diverse age and range of students and adapt practices accordinglyCollaborating with school staff and other various stakeholders in identifying and developing various proactive activities to address areas of developmentConduct and determine appropriate assessments for studentsAssessing and identifying the level of needs of students in crisis and developing appropriate interventions and action plansBuild strong relationships with stakeholders such as parents, carers, school staff, and other professionals to work together and aid the well being of studentsRegular participation in individual and group supervision and mentoring activitiesABOUT YOU:Qualifications in Teaching, Psychology or Guidance Counselling with relevant registrations such as AHPRA, APS and QCT (if teacher qualified).Preferred experience in a similar roleKnowledge of the relevant legislation such as child protectionFacilitates meaningful outcomes for students and their familiesTeam player and able to work and communicate with various different stakeholders, for one goalA current Australian driver’s license and a Blue card, or willingness to obtain oneBe committed and passionate about making a difference in a rural community, and know the importance of the roleEmpathy with the values and ethos of the catholic faithRandstad health & school care is dedicated to the candidate management process. If you have specific questions, please call Kate Peraux on 1 300 289 817 or email kate.peraux@randstad.com.au. She would love to speak with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

School Psychologist/Counsellor - Stanthorpe If you have a passion for working with rural communities and enjoy a challenging diverse environment, then this position is ideal for you. Working solely for this school in Stanthorpe, you will be working with students between grades P-12. With a wide network of School Counsellors in the region, you will be part of a great support team working together to promote and foster the mental and health wellbeing of all students through providing fantastic services. Ideally you would be looking at a Term 4 start, so you are settled for the New Year! YOUR BENEFITS:Paid school holidays whilst enjoying time off (only work 40 weeks a year!)Company CarSalary of $107,000-$114,700 plus superSupport Network of other School Guidance Counsellors with a Counsellor based in each school in the organisation as well as the two Principals of the schools4-year contract with the possibility of extensionOngoing professional development and mentoringABOUT YOUR ROLE:Ability to work with a diverse age and range of students and adapt practices accordinglyCollaborating with school staff and other various stakeholders in identifying and developing various proactive activities to address areas of developmentConduct and determine appropriate assessments for studentsAssessing and identifying the level of needs of students in crisis and developing appropriate interventions and action plansBuild strong relationships with stakeholders such as parents, carers, school staff, and other professionals to work together and aid the well being of studentsRegular participation in individual and group supervision and mentoring activitiesABOUT YOU:Qualifications in Teaching, Psychology or Guidance Counselling with relevant registrations such as AHPRA, APS and QCT (if teacher qualified).Preferred experience in a similar roleKnowledge of the relevant legislation such as child protectionFacilitates meaningful outcomes for students and their familiesTeam player and able to work and communicate with various different stakeholders, for one goalA current Australian driver’s license and a Blue card, or willingness to obtain oneBe committed and passionate about making a difference in a rural community, and know the importance of the roleEmpathy with the values and ethos of the catholic faithRandstad health & school care is dedicated to the candidate management process. If you have specific questions, please call Kate Peraux on 1 300 289 817 or email kate.peraux@randstad.com.au. She would love to speak with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

School Psychologist/Counsellor - Stanthorpe If you have a passion for working with rural communities and enjoy a challenging diverse environment, then this position is ideal for you. Working solely for this school in Stanthorpe, you will be working with students between grades P-12. With a wide network of School Counsellors in the region, you will be part of a great support team working together to promote and foster the mental and health wellbeing of all students through providing fantastic services. Ideally you would be looking at a Term 4 start, so you are settled for the New Year! YOUR BENEFITS:Paid school holidays whilst enjoying time off (only work 40 weeks a year!)Company CarSalary of $107,000-$114,700 plus superSupport Network of other School Guidance Counsellors with a Counsellor based in each school in the organisation as well as the two Principals of the schools4-year contract with the possibility of extensionOngoing professional development and mentoringABOUT YOUR ROLE:Ability to work with a diverse age and range of students and adapt practices accordinglyCollaborating with school staff and other various stakeholders in identifying and developing various proactive activities to address areas of developmentConduct and determine appropriate assessments for studentsAssessing and identifying the level of needs of students in crisis and developing appropriate interventions and action plansBuild strong relationships with stakeholders such as parents, carers, school staff, and other professionals to work together and aid the well being of studentsRegular participation in individual and group supervision and mentoring activitiesABOUT YOU:Qualifications in Teaching, Psychology or Guidance Counselling with relevant registrations such as AHPRA, APS and QCT (if teacher qualified).Preferred experience in a similar roleKnowledge of the relevant legislation such as child protectionFacilitates meaningful outcomes for students and their familiesTeam player and able to work and communicate with various different stakeholders, for one goalA current Australian driver’s license and a Blue card, or willingness to obtain oneBe committed and passionate about making a difference in a rural community, and know the importance of the roleEmpathy with the values and ethos of the catholic faithRandstad health & school care is dedicated to the candidate management process. If you have specific questions, please call Kate Peraux on 1 300 289 817 or email kate.peraux@randstad.com.au. She would love to speak with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

School Psychologist/Counsellor - StanthorpeIf you have a passion for working with rural communities and enjoy a challenging diverse environment, then this position is ideal for you. Working solely for this school in Stanthorpe, you will be working with students between grades P-12. With a wide network of School Counsellors in the region, you will be part of a great support team working together to promote and foster the mental and health wellbeing of all students through providing fantastic services. Ideally you would be looking at a Term 4 start, so you are settled for the New Year! YOUR BENEFITS:Paid school holidays whilst enjoying time off (only work 40 weeks a year!)Company Car Salary of $105,000-$1110,000 plus super Support Network of other School Guidance Counsellors with a Counsellor based in each school in the organisation as well as the two Principals of the schools4-year contract with the possibility of extension Ongoing professional development and mentoringABOUT YOUR ROLE:Ability to work with a diverse age and range of students and adapt practices accordinglyCollaborating with school staff and other various stakeholders in identifying and developing various proactive activities to address areas of development Conduct and determine appropriate assessments for studentsAssessing and identifying the level of needs of students in crisis and developing appropriate interventions and action plans Build strong relationships with stakeholders such as parents, carers, school staff, and other professionals to work together and aid the well being of students Regular participation in individual and group supervision and mentoring activities ABOUT YOU:Qualifications in Teaching, Psychology or Guidance Counselling with relevant registrations such as AHPRA, APS and QCT (if teacher qualified). Preferred experience in a similar role Knowledge of the relevant legislation such as child protection Facilitates meaningful outcomes for students and their familiesTeam player and able to work and communicate with various different stakeholders, for one goal A current Australian driver’s license and a Blue card, or willingness to obtain one Be committed and passionate about making a difference in a rural community, and know the importance of the role Empathy with the values and ethos of the catholic faith Randstad health & school care is dedicated to the candidate management process. If you have specific questions, please call Kate Peraux on 1 300 289 817 or email kate.peraux@randstad.com.au. She would love to speak with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

RESIDENTIAL CARE PRACTITIONER (Youth Worker) - FULL TIME Based in Cairns, this position will see you supporting young people in care, who have been through trauma, helping them to develop positive routines and structures to enable them to live their life to the fullest, with your help, support, and care.This position is a full-time position, however, you would need to be able to commit to sleepover shifts, weekend work shifts work on a 2-week rotating roster. Your new workplace is a community Not-For-Profit that is looking for a vibrant new member to join their Cairns team. They provide health and community services to thousands of people every day through its services in Health, Community Services, Aged Care, Disability, and Family Services.ABOUT YOU:MUST have a Certificate IV and OR Diploma in Youth Work or Bachelor in a related fieldAbility to work with young people and other staffResilience to work in crisis situations and with challenging behavioursWillingness to work in a team environment in which 24-hour support is given, and be willing to work sleepover shiftsCurrent Driver's LicenseCurrent Blue CardCurrent LCS2 clearance (or willing to complete)Hope & Healing Framework training (completed, or willing to complete)YOUR BENEFITS:Working for a highly respected Not-For-Profit Community organisationOn the job training, development, and mentoringHigh hourly $$ and allowancesFlexible working hoursGreat career development opportunities- opportunities to become a permanent staff member and grow within the organisationABOUT YOUR ROLE:Be passionate about the lives of children and young people and influence outcomesUndertake lead/key work responsibility for allocated children and young peopleTranslate Care Plans and Case Plans into practiceWorking closely with other team members in a 24-hour environmentFocus daily on well-being, socialisation, positive relationships, buildingAnd maintaining connections to family and culture, education, and learningYou will be responsible for making a difference in these young people's lives and helping to set them up for a better future.ASAP Starts available depending on LCS2 clearance 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 817I 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 Kate 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

OPEN ARMS, LISMORE: COUNSELLOR Here 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:Qualified Psychologist with full AHPRA Registration or Social worker eligible for AASW registeration Defence Force or Veterans Affairs knowledge an advantageAustralian citizen (federal government requirement) BENEFITS:$60 to $65 p/h + 10% superannuation, paid weeklyMonday to Friday 9am to 5pm (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 families 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 1300 289 817.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.

Exercise Physiologist - Townsville Are you looking for a great opportunity to join a nationally recognised charity? If you are looking for a change of scenery you will be joining a fun, energetic scene that prides themselves on going the extra mile for clients, and providing the best therapy to Veterans and their families this position is for you. You will help to make positive changes and impact your clients and families lives and futures. About your new workplace:As an Exercise Physiologist you will be delivering informed evidence based treatments to veterans and their families working within an experienced and supportive multidisciplinary team. In this role, you will address physical injury and chronic disease management whilst providing a combination of individual and group exercise sessions, lead education programs for small groups and liaise with relevant internal and external providers. Additionally, you may be required to engage with stakeholders in the community to promote our service offerings to relevant stakeholders. Responsibilities include:Undertaking physiological assessments with clients, which may at times include young people and familiesTreat in a one-on-one clinical setting within the AEP scope of practice, including planning a continuum of care.Deliver group-based interventions which may include circuit training, hydrotherapy, mat work, education and eventsParticipate in short term residential programs, including attendance and acting as a subject matter expert in the selection process to determine physical suitability of a client to undertake the programProvide clinical advice, peer supervision and debriefing to staff, as appropriateMaintain currency of contemporary practices within professional field and challenges facingDefence cohort to support delivery of relevant physical rehabilitation servicesSupport the Clinical Lead Physical Recovery in the delivery of projects, events and services. What you would need to be successful: Tertiary qualification in clinical exercise physiology Full registration with ESSA.Experienced in the treatment and management of musculoskeletal, neurological and metabolic dysfunctions, both acute and chronic in nature.Ability to develop and implement treatment and recovery plans for individuals and familiesWell-developed oral and written communication skills, interpersonal skills and computer proficiency, including the ability to use client information management systems.Capacity to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary teamDemonstrate accountability and proficiency in clinical report writing.Current Australian Driver LicenceWhat's in it for you: Great benefits on offer, including:$60,000-$70,000 + NFP packaging + Super & yearly salary reviews National support with admin to enable more time to focus on therapyClinic based role with some community workStrong supportive cultureBe supported in creating new initiatives for clients to deliver therapy in different settings to enhance outcomes and participationOngoing professional development and career opportunitiesThis is an exceptional opportunity to make a difference in the veteran community. If this opportunity is of interest to you, please submit your application to lynden.campbell@randstad.com.au or if you would like further information, please feel free to call me on 1300 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 look forward to working with 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. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to provide any relevant and requested checks (these checks could be specific to Randstad and/or our clients) which could include Police Checks, Working with Children Checks etc. Lastly, references are conducted using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert. Information gathered in these reference checks could include work done with individuals under your care depending upon your role type.

What’s in it for you?Unique opportunity to work with Australian Defence ForceA supportive environment of multi-disciplinary health professionalsA company that provides real opportunities for individual growth, career promotion and continued learningFlexible working arrangementsYour own laptop, mobile phone and access to pool vehiclesDiscounted Medibank Health fund membershipRelocation assistance to out-stationed candidatesEssentialDegree qualified in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation Counselling, Psychology, Exercise, Physiology, Nursing, Social Work or equivalent.Experience in occupational rehabilitation, injury management or employment servicesFull Working RightsAustralian Driving LicenceMaintain the associated Australian professional membership within your professionDesirableComcare accreditationQualitiesHigh attention to detailAmazing organisational skillsGenuine passion to help people rehabilitateStrong client focus and the ability to build relationships with a range of peopleThe clientWorking exclusively with them, our client is an established Australian market leader going from strength to strength and is currently on the hunt for motivated and talented Occupational Therapist / Psychologist / Rehab Counsellor / Physiotherapist / Exercise Physiologist to join their winning teams and successful organisation.Our commitment to safeguarding people.References are conducted in relation to the applicants' interactions with individuals under your care using an online platform that has an inbuilt fraud alert.