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Community Support Workers (AOD)

WHOS (WE HELP OURSELVES) HUNTER NSW REGION

The advertised Community Support Worker positions, based in Cessnock, will provide services to people with AOD use disorders and other co-occurring conditions, within the context of a mixed gender residential therapeutic community.

Applicants will need to demonstrate:

* Ability to work with clients that have AOD use disorders and associated issues
* Knowledge of AOD treatment sector
* Expertise with electronic client information and data management systems
* Sound written communication skills

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are encouraged to apply.

Details

Applications Close February 17, 2021
Job Board NCOSS Community Jobs
Job Category Psychology & Counselling, Social Work
Job Field Alcohol & Other Drugs
Employment Basis Casual
Location Newcastle & Hunter

Essential Criteria

1. Minimum qualification, Certificate IV in AOD / Mental Health / Community Services
2. Demonstrated knowledge of and experience in working with AOD clients
3. Group work skills
4. Knowledge and understanding of the Therapeutic Community model
5. Knowledge and understanding of harm minimisation
6. Ability to work evening and weekend shifts
7. Commitment to working as part of a team
8. Current First Aid Certificate
9. Current Drivers Licence
10. Computer literacy and word processing skills

Other Information

* Remuneration is in accordance with the SCHADSI Award

How to Apply

To apply you must have the right to work in Australia and be willing to provide a current National Police Clearance Check.

Forward your application addressing the above criteria and resume via e-mail to: Jamie Young - Jamie.Young@whos.com.au
Enquiries - 0457 111 344

WHOS (WE HELP OURSELVES)

WHOS (We Help Ourselves) is one of the largest alcohol and other drug (AOD) non-government treatment providers in Australia offering a range of evidence-based therapeutic programs. WHOS has services based in NSW and Queensland. Further information on WHOS can be accessed at - www.whos.com.au

Website http://www.whos.com.au/
Contact Jamie Young
Phone number 0457 111 344
Email address Jamie.Young@whos.com.au

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