The role ensures our Field Education & Volunteers Programs develop and sustain a well-supported workforce of emerging practitioners and volunteers, through high standard recruitment, induction, supervision and development.
You will also be responsible for clinical supervision of counsellors within the broader team and will be required to coordinate university placement partnerships with oversight of the Support Group Volunteer program.
You will ensure that every person in these pathways have the support, structure and skills to contribute meaningfully and safely to our mission.
This role is based in Melbourne, with the ability to work from home on some days as part of Grief Australia's hybrid workforce model.
You will have tertiary qualifications in counselling, social work or psychology or a related discipline along with relevant current professional registration. Demonstrated experience in the provision of clinical supervision with formal training or accreditation.
High level verbal and written communications skills that will enable you to coordinate and support those who you are supervising or supporting, and in turn with your liaisons with universities regarding placements and associated agreements.
An understanding of grief and bereavement literature and evidence informed treatment.
Grief Australia offers a hybrid working environment, part-time workers are expected to work from in the office two days a week including Mondays.
Clinical Supervision and Practitioner Pathway in Monash employer: Canberra Consulting
Canberra Consulting is an exceptional employer that values innovation and collaboration, offering a dynamic work culture where employees can thrive in their careers. With a focus on professional growth, team members are encouraged to develop their skills in cutting-edge technologies while contributing to meaningful government projects. The hybrid work model allows for flexibility, making it an attractive workplace for those seeking a balance between personal and professional life in the vibrant city of Canberra.
