Clinical Care Coordinator – APS6 (Labour Hire Opportunity)  

We are currently seeking experienced and committed Clinical Care Coordinators (APS6) to join a national mental health support program, dedicated to enhancing the wellbeing and mental health outcomes.

This is your opportunity to play a key role in delivering trauma-informed, client-centred care within a multidisciplinary environment. As a Clinical Care Coordinator, you will work in short-term, goal-oriented clinical case management with a focus on engagement, risk management, and positive client outcomes.

Key Responsibilities In this dynamic and meaningful role, you will:

• Provide high-quality, evidence-informed clinical services including intake, assessment, risk management, brief intervention, and care coordination
• Support clients with complex mental health and psychosocial needs using strategies such as psychoeducation, motivational interviewing, and distress tolerance
• Build and maintain partnerships with internal and external stakeholders including community-based mental health services, ex-service organisations, and government agencies
• Maintain accurate and confidential client records in line with privacy and clinical governance requirements
• Actively contribute to multidisciplinary case reviews and team meetings
• Participate in continuing professional development, including clinical supervision, to maintain professional standards and registration
• Engage in program delivery activities such as group treatment facilitation, community engagement, and service promotion

• Generous salary and leave conditions, including cultural and Defence Reserves leave
• Healthy Lifestyle subsidy to support your wellbeing
• Study assistance and ongoing professional development support
• Access to a range of flexible working arrangements including part-time and job sharing
• Inclusive and supportive workplace culture committed to diversity and reconciliation

• Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to deliver trauma-informed and holistic interventions
• Experience with client intake, assessment, care planning, and managing complex cases
• Sound knowledge of mental health service systems and referral pathways
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including clinical documentation
• Ability to manage risk and respond effectively to critical incidents
• High IT proficiency, including case management systems and Microsoft Office

• Be an Australian Citizen
• Hold (or be able to obtain) a Working with Children Check or Working with Vulnerable People registration
• Meet one of the following registration requirements:
  
  • Psychologist, Occupational Therapist, or Registered Nurse with full AHPRA registration
  • Social Worker with current AASW membership
  • Clinical Counsellor with registration at PACFA or ACA Level 3 or 4

• Your resume
• Names of referees
• A statement of claims(max. 750 words) demonstrating your skills and experience against the APS6 work level standards.