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Our Federal Government client is seeking to engage a Group Program Support Officer on a contract until for 12 months, with potential extension based in Darwin.

In accordance with the principles of workplace diversity, work health and safety, participative work practices, Australian Public Service (APS) values and APS Employment Principles, the Group Program Support Officer will:

The Group Program Support Officer (GPSO) assists the Group Program Coordinator in the delivery of the region’s group program schedule. The GPSO manages the administrative and practical coordination of group programs. This will involve liaising with internal clinical and community engagement team staff, national communications staff, group program attendees, facilitators, and external service providers including venue coordinators and caterers.

The Group Program Support Officer is part of the Clinical Support Team providing the front line of customer service for clients who may be facing significant or complex challenges. The GPSO may be allocated additional core functions to assist the region in meeting high volume of clinical support work. This may include office management or other service delivery support activities.


MANDATORY SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

• Qualifications must be that of an accredited health profession or social worker.
• Qualified health professionals must have current registration with the Australian Health Practitioners Registration Agency (AHPRA).
• Social workers must be registered with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).
• Preference is for mental health professionals including Clinical Psychologists, Psychologists, Mental Health Social Workers or Mental Health Occupational Therapists.
• Working with Children (WWC) and/or Vulnerable People Checks/Clearance must be obtained prior to commencement.
• Health professionals and social workers must have extensive clinical and relevant management experience.
• A current drivers licence
• Preparedness to travel to regional areas and stay overnight as required