Manager - Suicide Prevention & Social and Emotional WellbeingThe objective of this position is to support ongoing management of the Culture Care Connect program bringing together key streams of suicide prevention planning, coordination, and activity across the mid and north coast of NSW.
The role will also support the Social and Emotional Wellbeing Program within Galambila's primary health model of care.
The successful applicant will be managing a multi-disciplinary team to deliver clinical services to clients with mental health conditions, those at risk of suicide, and other presenting issues.
Role responsibilities Culture Care Connect programSupport Bundjalung (Bulgarr Ngaru) and Gumbaynggirr (Galambila Aboriginal Health Service) communities to improve access to culturally safe and appropriate suicide prevention services.Manage a multi-disciplinary team to deliver clinical services to clients with mental health conditions, those at risk of suicide, and other presenting issues.Build and maintain strong relationships with key sector stakeholders, including service providers and key referral pathways for suicide prevention.Support services within the network region to address barriers to access, and where appropriate; advocate for funding from a wide range of sources to enhance suicide prevention services and build network capacity.Participate in relevant Communities of Practice, established to support ACCHOs in undertaking service activities, and facilitate sharing of best practice and expertise.Undertake reporting on CCSPN activities in line with contract requirements.Participate in evaluation and monitoring activities, as described in NACCHO's Monitoring and Evaluation Framework, including ensuring appropriate data collection.Social and Emotional WellbeingWork within the Galambila Social and Emotional Wellbeing and Clinical Care framework to deliver comprehensive care to clients, families, and carers by managing a small team of health professionals to deliver social and emotional wellbeing supports in a primary health setting.Actively promote and provide a comprehensive, culturally secure, primary health care approach to care, focusing on the individual needs and rights of clients by:Identifying health needs of individuals, groups, and community and prioritising high need areas.Delivering direct primary health care and social and emotional wellbeing supports in line with own scope of practice.Establishing and maintaining communication networks between health services and the community to advocate for the rights and needs of the individual.Facilitating the work of staff and collaborating across networks.Facilitating a multi-disciplinary approach to client care.Ensuring the promotion of Galambila and Regional programs.Identifying, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating clinical and community health programs in response to specific health needs including education, awareness, screening, self-help groups, resource development, and reporting.Coordinate and perform administrative tasks including:Maintenance of records.Utilisation of patient information systems.Reporting.Applications close 5pm, Wednesday 27 November 2024 Submit Resume & Cover Letter to ******
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