Multisystemic Therapy For Child Abuse And Neglect (Mst-Can) Lead

About the role: Permanent, full time position (35 hours per week)Rigorous onboarding and MST-CAN specific training in a supportive environment$132,150 base salary pa, plus super and generous salary packaging optionsMultisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect (MST-CAN) is an evidenced-based program where there has been substantiated physical abuse and/or neglect of a child aged six – 17.
As the MST-CAN Lead you will supervise a team of three Therapists and one Caseworker providing treatment for serious, high risk and complex cases, by working to address the multiple factors connected to referral behaviours in the family's environment.
What you'll be doing day to day; Weekly group supervision and ongoing individual supervision as needed to target clinician competency needs and remove barriers to effective MST-CAN treatment.Assure appropriate documentation of clinical effort to allow for peer and supervisory input, and to meet all reporting and communication needs of funding and referral sources.Collaboration with MST-CAN expert to provide feedback, resources, and training to all team members and support the collection of data and research measures.Build a relationship with community stakeholders to ensure that there is a continuous stream of referrals.About You Demonstrated experience with Ph.D. or Master's degree in clinical or counselling Psychology, Social Work, or a related subject area, or a highly experienced bachelor clinicianAble to lead a team and provide group and individual clinical supervisionDemonstrated experience in individual therapy with children and adults using cognitive behavioural techniquesImplemented interventions within or between systems in the family's natural ecology that affect or contribute to the child abuse and/or neglectAs an organisation we celebrate our diversity and welcome all people regardless of ethnicity, faith, sexual orientation and gender identity. We are bold, imaginative, respectful and compassionate. Further to this we offer: Work with a leading program that provides a holistic approach to children and their familiesDevelop and build leadership and management skills in this supervisory positionOngoing professional and personal development opportunities and career path across our varied service streamsWork within an organisation that has a positive impact on our clients and the communities in which they liveFor more information, please contact Soraya from the Uniting Talent team via email; ****** Applications will be reviewed as soon as they have been received. Employment with Uniting is subject to satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check, Working with Children Check and relevant employment references.

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