APS3 Participant Support Officer DFP Recruitment location Brisbane. $36.27 per hour.

This is your chance to secure an amazing contract role based in Woodridge, that will see you commence immediately for an initial contract until September/October 2023 - with possibility of extension. Our Federal Government client operates nation-wide; they are a progressive government corporation with a strong work ethic and a positive contemporary attitude to people from minority groups.

The Participant Support Officer will be the first point of contact for participants within the office and provide high quality professional, friendly and respectful management of telephone enquiries, reception duties and appointment processes.

The role responsibilities will include, but are not limited to managing and resolving participant matter by actioning planning tasks. Providing face to face customer service to participants, families and carers. Assist with research and reports as directed.

Provide thorough information and effective support to internal and external stakeholders. Work under limited direction to provide administrative support to the team. Management of email and appointments.

Coordination of appointments with the use of Agency office facilities and ensure these facilities are neat and appropriately prepared for each participant. Undertake a range of data entry responsibilities. Receive and record complaints and other feedback in the Agency data base.

About you participant Support Officers must have high levels of personal resilience to be able to deal with emotional and challenging customer circumstances and high workload demands. This role will involve liaising with participants on a face to face basis and at time, delivering difficult news / handling challenging conversations.

To be successful in this role proven experience within a Government Department, ideally within a similar role. Strong communication skills, both verbal and written. Strong organisational skills. Administrative and customer service background. Have a strong understanding of working with individuals with a disability. All applicants must hold Australian Citizenship and be willing to undertake a National Police Security check.