
Remuneration: $37.03 - $52.83 per hour + super
Employment Type:PermanentPart TimePosition Classification: Social Worker Lvl 1/2Location: Charlestown Community Services CentreHours Per Week:24Requisition ID:REQ546193
Applications Close: Sunday, 2nd February 2025
About the role and where you'll be working:
We are looking for a Social Worker to join our Community Mental Health Service, primarily based with the Lake Macquarie Team at Charlestown. This service is open during business hours.
This position is part of a multidisciplinary mental health team that supports consumers and their families by providing person centred, trauma informed mental health assessment and intervention. Clinicians are allocated a number of consumers to work with, this involves taking the lead in coordinating their care, alongside their GP and other support providers, and delivering interventions tailored to the consumers identified need. Throughout the week there are a number of clinical meetings where clinicians are able to talk about the consumers they are supporting and seek input from other members of the MDT.
The Social Worker will have access to regular clinical supervision, provided by Hunter New England Health, within work time. They will also be supported day to day by a Senior Social Worker, a Clinical Coordinator and the Team Manager. In addition to these supports the service is supported by a Service Manager and social workers within HNEMH are supported by the Head of Social Work.
Greater Newcastle Mental Health Service has a structure orientation for all new staff. We also facilitate weekly professional development sessions for staff. Other professional development opportunities are available depending on the learning needs/ areas of interest of the staff member.
About you:
We are looking for a social worker with contemporary understanding of evidence based mental health practice, who brings a commitment to working in a way that is person centred and family inclusive. The successful candidate will be someone who is able to undertake an assessment, develop and implement intervention plans collaboratively with stakeholders, advocate, think innovatively and problem solve, and prioritise competing demands.
We are specifically looking for someone who is reflective, demonstrates an ability to learn through their work, is team oriented and can contribute to a positive workplace culture.
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