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The AOD Clinician Care & Recovery is responsible for proactively case managing and providing outreach services for complex clients who are awaiting or currently engaged in alcohol and drug treatment.
The Senior Kids in Focus Case Manager provides practical and emotional goal-focused home-based support (intensive outreach) to a caseload of families including children, parents. The key purpose of the position is to increase parenting capacity, life skills and social connection, and increasing safety and decreasing risk to children and their families.
The AOD Clinician: Counselling & Assessment is responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments and providing a range of counselling interventions to assist clients and their family members to change harmful behaviours resulting from problematic alcohol and other drug use.
The Senior AOD Clinician: Assessment, Care & Recovery and Counselling – GVADS assists in the provision of skills to prevent relapse and support the acquisition of knowledge, skills and motivation to initiate and maintain change and improve quality of life.
The AOD Clinician Assessment, Care & Recovery and Counselling works with complex clients to develop holistic, long term recovery plans focusing on recovery from problematic substance abuse and promoting health and wellbeing and social connectedness, achieving outcomes that will sustain positive and ongoing behaviour change.
This role contributes to the training and development of adult learners who are part of the AOD/Allied workforce or looking to enter the workforce.
The Senior AOD Counsellor MDC will work with participants for up to 2 years, as part of a small counselling team, to provide intensive counselling, group interventions, and provide secondary consultation to the wider court team, and will liaise with Court Services staff and other in-house health and welfare providers. A significant component of the role is providing clinical recommendations directly to the Magistrate as part of a regular case review process and attending court.
This role contributes to the training and development of adult learners who are part of the AOD/Allied workforce or looking to enter the workforce.
The Mental Health Lead is responsible for coordinating and supporting decision making around mental health assessment and treatment for residents at the Therapeutic Community at Lower Plenty.