Children's Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service (CHQ HHS) is a recognised leader in paediatric healthcare, teaching and research.
With a dedicated team of more than 5000 people, our point of difference is in the way we provide care to children, young people and their families every day.
This is through our steadfast commitment to providing patient and family-centred care at every level of our service and our continuous drive for service and operational excellence.
About Us Children's Health Queensland is a specialist statewide hospital and health service dedicated to caring for children and young people from across Queensland and northern New South Wales.
We are committed to collaborating with all of our healthcare partners, most importantly families, to ensure we consistently deliver safe, high-quality patient and family-centred care.
Children's Health Queensland provides services from key locations in the Brisbane metropolitan area and works with the 15 other hospital and health services as well as NGOs and charity partners in Queensland to deliver an integrated network of healthcare services and support across the state.
Your Opportunity The Child and Youth Mental Health Service Eating Disorder Program is a community child and youth mental health service within Children's Health Queensland Hospital and Health Services Child and Youth Mental Health Service network.
The Eating Disorder Program provides specialist services for children, young people and their families up to 18 years of age, who have a primary diagnosis of an eating disorder.
The Eating Disorder Program takes a family and child-centred approach in working with children and adolescents with eating disorders and is committed to providing evidenced-based treatments.
The Eating Disorder Program provides a range of services in the greater Brisbane area and across Queensland including face to face treatment, telehealth assessment and treatment, online psycho-education for parents and carers, training and supervision for mental health and other clinicians.
The Eating Disorder Day Program is part of the CYMHS Eating Disorder Program continuum of care.
It provides an intensive community-based treatment for children and young people diagnosed with eating disorders, and their families, where clinic-based interventions have not succeeded, and inpatient treatment is not required.
The Eating Disorder Day Program provides evidenced-based treatments in an intensive format enhancing opportunity for recovery for the whole family.
The Eating Disorder Program is a multi-site Program and staff are required to move flexibly across sites to ensure equitable and sustainable services.
The Clinical Nurse role is based primarily in the Eating Disorder Day Program; however, as the Eating Disorder Program is a multi-site Program, staff are required to move flexibly across sites to ensure equitable and sustainable services.
The Clinical Nurse (CN) role provides advanced clinical and problem-solving skills, expert planning and coordination skills in the clinical management in the specialist area of eating disorders child and youth mental health service of patients with diagnosed eating disorders and supporting their families, ensuring quality standards are met.
This role works autonomously within the mental health team structure and is pivotal in the planning, managing and delivering of specialist nursing care.
The CN provides clinical leadership for professional and clinical practice, education and research.
The role supports management activities including portfolio responsibilities.
What CHQ HHS Can Offer Apart from contributing to the development of Australia's best paediatric health service, you will also benefit from a competitive remuneration package and a working environment which embraces professional development, builds capabilities, and supports staff to maximise their health and wellbeing.
Additional benefits include:
12.75% employer superannuation contribution17.5% annual leave loadingSalary packagingEmployee Assistance ProgramWork/life balance, variety and flexibilityYou can find out more about why it's so great to work at CHQ HHS here.
Some roles within Queensland Health are designated as 'Vaccination Preventable Disease (VPD) risk roles'.
A VPD risk role is a role in which the incumbent may be exposed to the risk of acquisition and/or transmission of a VPD.
Please refer to the attached Role Description for more information and what requirements may exist.
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