Vacancy Name Practitioner - Families, Children and Young People
Vacancy No VN120
Employment Type Permanent - Full Time
Location City Burnie
Vacancy Details
Are you passionate about supporting families, children and young people?

Anglicare Tasmania is seeking a permanent, full-time (76 hours fortnightly) Practitioner for our Child and Youth Healthy Minds Program.

This position is based in Burnie and requires regular travel to the West Coast region to support service delivery.

About the role:

The Child and Youth Healthy Minds Program provides free, non-clinical mental health support for children and young people (ages 0-18) and their families. Practitioners tailored support with flexible outreach options at school, at home, or in the community to promote effective early intervention.

To be successful you will have:
An understanding of the processes people utilise to overcome adversity/distress arising from life challenges.
An ability to recognise and understand people’s intrinsic resourcefulness.
Provide support in a manner consistent with Anglicare’s values and practice principles.
Customer Services and Key Relationships
Demonstrate high level of communication and interpersonal skills with people who access our services, family/carers, colleagues, other service providers and stakeholders.
Ability to accurately document and maintain records.
Demonstrated experience with relevant information and communication technologies.
Professional Practice.
Ability to work autonomously within organisational policy and procedure.
A high level of professionalism and a willingness to develop and reflect on professional practice.
Workplace Cultural Fit.
Ability to work in alignment with Anglicare’s workplace principles.
Relevant degree level qualifications (Social Work, Psychology, Nursing, Allied Health), or essentially required accreditation from a recognised institution.
Demonstrated experience providing support to people facing adversity and challenges in their lives.
Knowledge and understanding of current best practice in supporting people with a range of social issues including children, young people and their families.
Understanding of additional impacting factors of supporting families children and young people in a rural setting.
Have a genuine passion for working alongside young people and supporting their growth and wellbeing.
Understand the broader service system and how to navigate and collaborate within it.
What we offer you:
An attractive salary of $95,934 to $100,538 (full-time equivalent) + Super + Salary sacrifice.
A supportive and specialised youth team committed to reflective and relational practice;
A 7% Graduate Loading payable where you hold a degree in a relevant discipline;
Ongoing training and professional development opportunities;
The successful applicant will be required to:
provide a current Tasmanian Working with Vulnerable People Registration (employment/volunteer category) including NDIS Worker Screening Check;
present an unsupervised contact with children or vulnerable people type National Police Check (no older than 12 months);
provide an International Police Check if you have resided for 12 months or more outside of Australia after the age of 16;
complete a satisfactory Anglicare assessed medical;
provide a current provisional or full Australian Drivers Licence.
On commencement, the successful applicant will be required to undertake our structured Safeguarding Children Training program.

This position is available for an immediate start and applications will be shortlisted upon receipt.