Looking for an opportunity to build a great service for Koori young people? Clinical Lead (1.0 EFT) • • Full time position (1.0 EFT/38 hours per week); Annual Salary: $63 093 – 65 879, plus 9.5% super and attractive salary packaging. SCHADS Level 6.1 to 6.3 (dependent on qualifications and experience); Location: Hastings Vic • About us Bunjilwarra is a partnership between the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS) and the Youth Support + Advocacy Service (YSAS). Bunjilwarra (Koori Youth & Drug Healing Service) is a 12 bed youth residential Alcohol & Other Drug (AOD) treatment program located in Hastings on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Bunjilwarra acknowledges the importance of culture and (re)connection to culture/community by ensuring the Aboriginal meaning of healing is the foundation of the program. About the role The Clinical Lead will be responsible for the development, implementation, facilitation and continuous review of AOD treatment interventions facilitated to residents by way of group or individual counselling utilising therapeutic community principles. Together with the Program Manager, Office Manager and Cultural Lead, the Clinical Lead is responsible for the development and maintenance of a high performing team that provides innovative and evidence based interventions to Aboriginal young people in the youth residential rehabilitation program (Bunjilwarra). How to apply • • • • For a copy of the above Position Descriptions please visit the Bunjilwarra website www.bunjilwarra.org.au; To support your application you must provide us a covering letter addressing the Key Selection Criteria and a current Resume. Please note: To be a successful candidate you must meet the position requirements as well as undergo a National Victorian Police Check and hold a valid Working With Children Check prior your appointment; Applications close 28th May 2015 and should be addressed to: [email protected] For further information please contact Loretta Bellato at YSAS on 03 9415 8881 or Ray Thomas at Bunjilwarra on 5979 2011