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Your new role

• Managing a diverse caseload of complex clients, providing short-term, goal-oriented clinical case management focused on improving engagement in care
• Conducting comprehensive assessments, including risk assessments, to identify unmet health, social and wellbeing needs
• Developing and implementing tailored care plans that address barriers to treatment, enhance resilience, and support recovery-oriented outcomes
• Delivering brief clinical interventions and psychosocial support, such as psychoeducation, motivational interviewing and problem-solving strategies
• Building strong, trusted relationships with clients to foster engagement and sustained participation in treatment
• Beyond direct client work, you will play a crucial coordination and system navigation role:
• Acting as a central liaison between clients and service providers, ensuring seamless referral pathways across government, community and specialist services
• Partnering with internal clinicians and external stakeholders to deliver a joined-up, multidisciplinary approach to care
• Supporting clients and families to navigate complex systems, reducing fragmentation and improving continuity of care
• You will also contribute to the broader service delivery model:
• Maintaining accurate and compliant client records, care plans and progress notes using clinical systems
• Participating in case reviews, team meetings and clinical supervision to uphold best practice and continuous learning
• Supporting program development, quality improvement initiatives and service evaluation activities
• Contributing to community engagement, outreach and group-based programs where required
• This role offers significant scope to influence positive outcomes at both the individual client level and system level, ensuring vulnerable clients receive timely, appropriate and effective support.

What you'll need to succeed

• Tertiary qualifications and registration in one of the following: Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Nursing), or Social Work
• Strong understanding of Mental Health & Case Management/Care Coordination

What you'll get in return

• 2-year contract providing stability and meaningful project involvement
• Competitive hourly rate of $67.24 – $76.36 + Super, depending on experience
• 37.5-hour work week, Monday to Friday
• Hybrid working model with flexibility available
• Centrally located Sydney CBD office near Central Station
• Access to ongoing professional development and clinical supervision
• The opportunity to work in a role with genuine purpose and measurable impact on people’s lives

What you need to do now

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