CompanyInternational Health and Medical Services (IHMS) is a large Australian based organisation that specialises in providing compassionate and professional multidisciplinary medical care in challenging environments. We work with governments and large private organisations to deliver industry leading service to patients. We are globally recognised for our unique expertise and offer fantastic opportunities to undertake meaningful work with patients where others can't. We offer opportunities for people to learn and grow their skills and knowledge in a caring organisation focusing on professional development and clinical excellence. FIFO: Flights and accommodation provided or WA based candidates Allowances + Completion bonus provided Shared IHMS car provided (to travel between accommodation and centre) Join a large and well-established organisation! This is a brilliant opportunity for an experienced Registered Nurse - Team Leader (Drug and Alcohol) to exercise and boost their skills.The RoleIn this role, you will exercise and deliver clinical leadership, participate in ongoing development and review of local drug and alcohol services including processes and procedures delivered by the IHMS Drug and Alcohol team on site located in Northam, WA. Key Responsibilities: Possess advanced knowledge and clinical experience in D&A related treatment services, including experience in managing patients with chronic and/or complex health needs Lead and manage a team of multidisciplinary D&A clinicians in delivering services. Provide clinical resource and specialist support and liaison at a local level on all matters relating to D&A treatment/management and services Provide leadership in site-based D&A related clinical case review meetings, in collaboration with medical input Lead and guide, in collaboration with other medical staff in the assessment and management of D&A related pharmacotherapies, withdrawal, intoxication, and overdose states Provide advice and education to nursing and other allied health professionals. Benefits Working Monday to Friday, office hours No night shifts!!! Working with people from diverse professional and cultural backgrounds Working in a unique environment with rewarding experiences Be part of a multidisciplinary, dynamic, and collaborative team Opportunities to expand your career and support an Australian and international network Requirements Current APHRA registration as a Registered Nurse (Division 1) A minimum of 3 years working with persons with substance use issues or in a D&A setting Live in Australia and have full working rights in Australia Postgraduate qualifications in D&A and/or other relevant area Experience holding a leadership and management role in a Drug and Alcohol Service/setting - desirable Be familiar with opioid pharmacotherapy and willingness to learn/be familiar with local jurisdictional opioid dependence treatment procedures Accreditation or willingness to obtain SMART Recovery group facilitator accreditation Current First Aid/BLS certificate or willingness to obtain
