Join our growing team at OCC Therapy! We are excited to be expanding our team and are seeking x2 dedicated Occupational Therapists who are passionate about making a meaningful difference in our clients’ lives.

About Us

OCC Therapy offers mobile Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology services to support children in their everyday environments where they live and play. As a community-based private practice, we assist children across a broad spectrum of strengths and needs. We are committed to delivering exceptional service, enabling children to reach their potential, supporting and empowering families, providing therapy in context, planning for the future, and promoting professional growth.

For over 15 years, we have proudly supported families, and now we're looking for talented individuals to help us continue this important work.

As part of the Healthia group, we can offer the right candidate ongoing education and support, providing autonomy to pursue professional interests while flourishing in their career. Healthia is a network of over 1,000 Allied Health Professionals across 50+ locations in Australia, with many career opportunities, including our industry-leading new graduate education program.

Our Team

We have a vibrant and fun team culture, with weekly Friday team meetings and supervision sessions. Regular team lunches, birthday celebrations, and social outings help us build a supportive and enjoyable workplace. We celebrate each other's achievements and provide a collaborative environment where therapists can thrive.

The Opportunity

As an Occupational Therapist at OCC Therapy, you will provide support to children, families, and teachers through clinic, home, and school-based services. Your caseload will include children with disabilities and learning difficulties. You will work alongside a fantastic team of Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists to deliver impactful care.

We currently have two exciting Occupational Therapy positions available. One role is ideal for a clinician based in the Brisbane area, with regular visits to our Chapel Hill clinic. The second role best suits a clinician located in Ipswich or the western suburbs, offering a mix of clinic and community work with travel days across the Ipswich, Brisbane Valley, and Lockyer Valley regions.

We utilise an online management system, allowing you to complete work from home. All therapy resources and assessments are provided, with a range of supervision and professional development options offered weekly. We also hold an annual Professional Development (PD) Week in January, featuring team-building, growth opportunities, and clinical development sessions, including first aid training.

About You

We are seeking passionate Occupational Therapists who are committed to providing client-centred care and enjoy working with children aged 0-18.

To be successful in this role, you will need:

• A Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Therapy or higher

• Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

• Membership with Occupational Therapy Australia

• A valid driver’s licence and access to a car

• A commitment to high-quality, evidence-based practice

• Initiative, strong clinical reasoning skills, and a collaborative approach
  

What We Offer

• Flexible Work Arrangements: Tailor your schedule and start times to suit your lifestyle, including the option to work school hours during school terms.

• Travel Allowance: Daily travel between locations is covered.

• Professional Development: In-house PD hours to meet AHPRA registration requirements, plus additional external PD opportunities through the Healthia network.

• Employee Perks: Enjoy Healthia Group Employee Discounts – up to 30% off all services and products, including podiatry, Pilates, strength classes, physiotherapy & footwear!

• Costs Covered: Annual registration, professional indemnity, and first aid/CPR course fees are included.

• Career Growth: Extensive career development opportunities, including potential Partnerships for committed clinicians who aspire to clinical excellence, career diversity, innovative healthcare solutions, and business ownership.
  

Ready to take the next step?

If you would like to learn more about opportunities at OCC Therapy, please email victoria.mcgregor@occtherapy.com.au for a confidential discussion.

To learn more about OCC Therapy, visit www.occtherapy.com.au.

Click APPLY NOW to advance your career with us!

GP- VR- Non VR, full time/ part time- Central Coast

An outstanding and lucrative opportunity exists for an experienced VR/ NON-VR General Practitioner to join a well established and respected family practice in state of the art facility, located in a prime location in Kanwal Medical complex opposite Wyong Public Hospital with comfortable consulting rooms and secure parking. At this time we are not able to provide supervision level to candidates.

Due to high patient demand the clinic seeks an additional GP to work part or full time to cater for existing patients as well as new patients. With appointments bokoed in advance you will be busy and well supported from day one, full bookings gauranteed. This is an excellent chance for an enthusuastic GP to join a great team.

Benefits include:

• Take home $550k-plus per annum.

• Mixed Billin practice

• Set your own flexible schedule as full time or part time. Clinic hours are 8.30am - 5.30pm Mon-Fri and 8.30am- 1.00pm Saturday (shared roster).

• Hamlyn Terrace is only 50 min drive from Hornsby.

• no after hours/ on call.

• Best Practice software, Hotdoc, telehealth, escript and e-referral optimized.

• Prime location with pharmacy, pathology, imaging, specialist rooms and an extensive ange of allied health providers are located in the medical complex

• Fully encouraged and support to excel in your areas of interest and specialties.

• We have a great team environment and our doctors enjoy the busy, fast paced and varied work that our patient community presents. As a result, most of our team have been with us for many years.

• Gauranteed income for the first 3 months although this wont be needed.

Please email CV and cover sheet to:

asad.shah@kanwalvillagemedical.com.au

• Private billing with strong consult fees
• Doctors can earn around $3000 per day on average
• Part-time hours from 3+ days per week
• Weekday and Saturday morning sessions available
• Modern consult rooms and well-set-up treatment rooms
• Nursing and admin support so you can focus on patients
• Allied health and in-house specialists onsite
• Easy parking for doctors and patients

• Well-established clinic in an inner western suburb
• Loyal patient base with a mix of families, workers and older patients
• Focus on good quality medicine, not rushed 5-minute consults
• Team of experienced GPs who work together and support each other
• Warm, professional environment with strong systems in place

• Vocational Registration (FRACGP or equivalent)
• Full AHPRA registration
• Not suitable for DPA-restricted doctors

Located across the Latrobe Valley, Full-time/Part-time, Permanent

• Join a not-for-profit health care provider who is getting back to what matters

• Join a dynamic integrated health team who are passionate about supporting the Latrobe community with their health needs

• Multiple positions available

At Latrobe Community Health Service you’ll be part of a positive and passionate workplace. We’re dedicated to providing you with career opportunities through work that is rewarding and meaningful within the community.

We respect your professional abilities and trust in your work ethic. We provide a high degree of autonomy in deciding how you do your job, manage your workload and make decisions about clients.

Your role will include a wide variety of responsibilities and continual challenges to resolve. Your capabilities will be pushed and developed, providing stimulation, professional learning and personal growth.

The Registered IPHS Community Nurse will:

• Provide direct nursing care and assessment to clients in their homes and in nominated clinics

• Provide direct care to clients and their caregivers including an initial assessment, implement care planning, coordinate and plan ongoing nursing care.

To be successful, you will require;

• Tertiary qualification in Nursing

• AHPRA Registration as Division 1 Nurse

• Completed a graduate year, or have minimum of two years’ post graduate experience in community or minimum four years acute nursing 

• A current Working with Children Check

• A current Victorian Drivers Licence

For more information please contact Kira Kooper, Assistant Manager IPHS Gippslands on Kira.Cooper@lchs.com.au. 

At Latrobe Community Health Service we want to help you get back to what matters. To see the full position description and to apply, click the Apply Now button.

Latrobe Community Health Service is committed to better health, better lifestyles, strong and inclusive communities.

As an Equal Opportunity employer, we encourage applications from people whom are from different backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, people of any age, race, ethnicity, religion, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation and cultural background. We look for the right values, skills and knowledge to build our capabilities so that we can best deliver for our community. If you have a reasonable adjustment, support or access requirement, we encourage you to let us know through your application or email Recruitment@lchs.com.au.

Latrobe Community Health Service (LCHS) is committed to promoting the safety and well-being of all children and young people accessing our services. Child Safety | Latrobe Community Health Service (lchs.com.au)

Serve Something Greater; See Something Greater; Strive for Something Greater

• Lead capability uplift across a major national mental health service, shaping the skills and confidence of practitioners delivering CBT at scale.
  
• Drive innovation at the intersection of clinical excellence and digital health, supported by a mission-led organisation renowned for research, education and care.
  
• Build a national training program from the ground up, partnering with leading educators, clinical experts and digital mental health innovators.
  

St Vincent's to Deliver Australia's New Free Digital Mental Health Service

St Vincent's is proud to partner with the Australian Government to help Australians access fast, free digital mental health support through the new Medicare Mental Health Check In service, launching on 1 January 2026.

This new national digital mental health program will support people experiencing stress, distress or anxiety by providing rapid access to evidence-based low-intensity CBT and qualified practitioners. The service empowers people to improve their mental wellbeing early, reducing the need for longer-term care and helping them get well sooner.





About St Vincent's

St Vincent's Health Australia-Australia's largest not-for-profit health and aged care provider-is shaping the future of compassionate, connected and digitally-enabled care. Founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1857, our mission is clear: to ensure every person, whoever and wherever they are, is served with excellent and compassionate care. St Vincent's Virtual & Home (SVVH) leads our national virtual and at-home services, driving innovation, access and excellence in digital health.





Your New Role

As the Training Lead - National Digital Mental Health, you will lead the design and delivery of a comprehensive national training program that supports practitioners to deliver safe, evidence-based CBT within a digital-first environment. You will work closely with leadership, governance teams and external partners to ensure a high-performing, confident and capable national workforce.



This opportunity is open for Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane locations. Fixed Term role for two years from commencement date.





Role Classification: This role will be classified as Mercer Grade 5 or under the relevant Health Professionals or Nurses Award, subject to the qualifications, registration and experience of the successful applicant.



Key Responsibilities

• Lead national training and capability development, including onboarding, CBT training, supervision structures and evidence-based education frameworks.
  
• Design high-quality digital learning resources, such as manuals, e-learning modules and competency tools aligned with clinical governance and safety standards.
  
• Assess workforce learning needs and deliver targeted education to build CBT capability, digital literacy, trauma-informed practice and sound clinical decision-making.
  
• Implement evaluation and feedback systems to measure training impact, workforce confidence and service quality, using insights to continuously improve programs.
  
• Collaborate with clinical, operational, governance and training partners to ensure national workforce readiness and consistent, high-quality service delivery.
  
• Monitor and report learning metrics, support accreditation processes and contribute to governance forums and quality improvement activities.
  
• Build constructive partnerships with government bodies, training providers, sector organisations and community groups.
  
• Model leadership, professionalism and continuous learning, contributing to broader digital mental health initiatives.
  

What Success Looks Like

Within the first 6-12 months, success in this role will look like:

• A fully implemented national training and onboarding program, with practitioners reporting increased confidence in delivering low-intensity CBT.
  
• Consistent, high-quality learning resources and capability frameworks being used across the national workforce.
  
• Strong practitioner engagement, with high completion rates and positive feedback across training modules and supervision activities.
  
• Improved workforce capability metrics, demonstrating strengthened clinical decision-making, digital literacy and person-centred practice.
  
• Clear evaluation data and insights informing continuous improvement and shaping future training strategy.
  
• Highly effective partnerships with clinical leaders, governance teams and external training providers.
  
• Evidence of uplifted care quality and service consistency, supported by a well-trained, confident and connected practitioner workforce.
  

About You

Essential

• Demonstrated success developing and delivering structured training and professional development programs.
  
• Strong knowledge of innovative education approaches, e-learning tools and digital training platforms.
  
• Experience in CBT training (highly desirable).
  
• Understanding of clinical governance, safety and quality requirements.
  
• Strong communication and influencing skills across diverse stakeholder groups.
  
• Highly motivated, adaptable and able to lead within evolving digital and clinical environments.
  
• High digital literacy, including experience with learning management systems.
  
• Strong commitment to collaborative, multidisciplinary ways of working.
  

Desirable

• Relevant mental health experience including assessment, CBT intervention or counselling.
  
• Post-graduate qualifications in training, psychology, mental health, nursing or related fields.
  

Why Work for St Vincent's?

• Mission-led organisation grounded in compassion, justice, integrity and excellence
  
• Salary packaging benefits (up to $15,900 tax free)
  
• Hybrid and flexible work options
  
• Supportive and collaborative culture
  
• Opportunities for leadership development, education pathways and career progression
  

Because you're like us, you believe in our vision that every person, whoever and wherever they are, is served with excellent and compassionate care, by a better and fairer health and aged care system. Better for all our employees and volunteers, who work tirelessly to provide the highest levels of care and quality of life for our patients and clients. And better support for the local communities we play a vital role in and continue to support.





Pre-Employment Checks

Your employment is conditional upon the completion of all role-required pre-employment checks, including relevant immunisations.





Equal Opportunity

We celebrate diversity & inclusion and are committed to equal employment opportunity for everyone. This affirmative action allows a specific position within St Vincent's to be available exclusively to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals.



Want to know more?

To find out more about this opportunity or to have a confidential discussion about the role, please contact:

Tara Laursen- Implementation Lead - National Digital Mental Health at tara.laursen@svha.org.au




Ready to Apply?

If you're passionate about building capability, strengthening digital mental health care and shaping a national CBT-based workforce, we would love to hear from you. Apply now with an up-to-date CV and a cover letter.





We will be assessing applications as they are received and may close the advert earlier than the listed closing date.

Serve Something Greater; See Something Greater; Strive for Something Greater

• Lead capability uplift across a major national mental health service, shaping the skills and confidence of practitioners delivering CBT at scale.
• Drive innovation at the intersection of clinical excellence and digital health, supported by a mission-led organisation renowned for research, education and care.
• Build a national training program from the ground up, partnering with leading educators, clinical experts and digital mental health innovators.

St Vincent's to Deliver Australia's New Free Digital Mental Health Service

St Vincent's is proud to partner with the Australian Government to help Australians access fast, free digital mental health support through the new Medicare Mental Health Check In service, launching on 1 January 2026.

This new national digital mental health program will support people experiencing stress, distress or anxiety by providing rapid access to evidence-based low-intensity CBT and qualified practitioners. The service empowers people to improve their mental wellbeing early, reducing the need for longer-term care and helping them get well sooner.





About St Vincent's

St Vincent's Health Australia-Australia's largest not-for-profit health and aged care provider-is shaping the future of compassionate, connected and digitally-enabled care. Founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1857, our mission is clear: to ensure every person, whoever and wherever they are, is served with excellent and compassionate care. St Vincent's Virtual & Home (SVVH) leads our national virtual and at-home services, driving innovation, access and excellence in digital health.





Your New Role

As the Training Lead - National Digital Mental Health, you will lead the design and delivery of a comprehensive national training program that supports practitioners to deliver safe, evidence-based CBT within a digital-first environment. You will work closely with leadership, governance teams and external partners to ensure a high-performing, confident and capable national workforce.



This opportunity is open for Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane locations. Fixed Term role for two years from commencement date.





Role Classification: This role will be classified as Mercer Grade 5 or under the relevant Health Professionals or Nurses Award, subject to the qualifications, registration and experience of the successful applicant.



Key Responsibilities

• Lead national training and capability development, including onboarding, CBT training, supervision structures and evidence-based education frameworks.
• Design high-quality digital learning resources, such as manuals, e-learning modules and competency tools aligned with clinical governance and safety standards.
• Assess workforce learning needs and deliver targeted education to build CBT capability, digital literacy, trauma-informed practice and sound clinical decision-making.
• Implement evaluation and feedback systems to measure training impact, workforce confidence and service quality, using insights to continuously improve programs.
• Collaborate with clinical, operational, governance and training partners to ensure national workforce readiness and consistent, high-quality service delivery.
• Monitor and report learning metrics, support accreditation processes and contribute to governance forums and quality improvement activities.
• Build constructive partnerships with government bodies, training providers, sector organisations and community groups.
• Model leadership, professionalism and continuous learning, contributing to broader digital mental health initiatives.

What Success Looks Like

Within the first 6-12 months, success in this role will look like:

• A fully implemented national training and onboarding program, with practitioners reporting increased confidence in delivering low-intensity CBT.
• Consistent, high-quality learning resources and capability frameworks being used across the national workforce.
• Strong practitioner engagement, with high completion rates and positive feedback across training modules and supervision activities.
• Improved workforce capability metrics, demonstrating strengthened clinical decision-making, digital literacy and person-centred practice.
• Clear evaluation data and insights informing continuous improvement and shaping future training strategy.
• Highly effective partnerships with clinical leaders, governance teams and external training providers.
• Evidence of uplifted care quality and service consistency, supported by a well-trained, confident and connected practitioner workforce.

About You

Essential

• Demonstrated success developing and delivering structured training and professional development programs.
• Strong knowledge of innovative education approaches, e-learning tools and digital training platforms.
• Experience in CBT training (highly desirable).
• Understanding of clinical governance, safety and quality requirements.
• Strong communication and influencing skills across diverse stakeholder groups.
• Highly motivated, adaptable and able to lead within evolving digital and clinical environments.
• High digital literacy, including experience with learning management systems.
• Strong commitment to collaborative, multidisciplinary ways of working.

Desirable

• Relevant mental health experience including assessment, CBT intervention or counselling.
• Post-graduate qualifications in training, psychology, mental health, nursing or related fields.

Why Work for St Vincent's?

• Mission-led organisation grounded in compassion, justice, integrity and excellence
• Salary packaging benefits (up to $15,900 tax free)
• Hybrid and flexible work options
• Supportive and collaborative culture
• Opportunities for leadership development, education pathways and career progression

Because you're like us, you believe in our vision that every person, whoever and wherever they are, is served with excellent and compassionate care, by a better and fairer health and aged care system. Better for all our employees and volunteers, who work tirelessly to provide the highest levels of care and quality of life for our patients and clients. And better support for the local communities we play a vital role in and continue to support.





Pre-Employment Checks

Your employment is conditional upon the completion of all role-required pre-employment checks, including relevant immunisations.





Equal Opportunity

We celebrate diversity & inclusion and are committed to equal employment opportunity for everyone. This affirmative action allows a specific position within St Vincent's to be available exclusively to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals.



Want to know more?

To find out more about this opportunity or to have a confidential discussion about the role, please contact:

Tara Laursen- Implementation Lead - National Digital Mental Health at tara.laursen@svha.org.au




Ready to Apply?

If you're passionate about building capability, strengthening digital mental health care and shaping a national CBT-based workforce, we would love to hear from you. Apply now with an up-to-date CV and a cover letter.





We will be assessing applications as they are received and may close the advert earlier than the listed closing date.

🌟 Occupational Therapist – Fyshwick 🌟

Flexible Hours | Supportive Team | Career Growth

Are you a passionate Occupational Therapist who loves making a meaningful difference in people’s lives? At ORS, we specialise in person-centred NDIS allied health services, and we’re looking for our next superstar to join the growing Fyshwick OT team!

You’ll work alongside 120+ dedicated Occupational Therapists nationally, delivering services to clients aged 0–65 with diverse diagnoses and disabilities. More importantly, you’ll form genuine connections with your clients, supporting their growth, independence, and wellbeing every day.

Your work will include a variety of engaging assessments and interventions, such as:

• 🏡 Supported Independent Living (SIL) Assessments
• 🧩 Sensory Assessments
• 🛠️ Assistive Technology & Home Modifications (including complex)
• 🧾 Functional Daily Living Skills Assessments
• ⚠️ Environmental Risk Assessments
• 🌟 Ongoing skill-building and therapy

You will be working in schools, family homes, and disability group homes—keeping your days diverse and fulfilling.

We understand the importance of a balanced lifestyle, so we offer:

• Flexible part-time or reduced hours
• Work-from-home options
• Clients allocated close to your home
• Full ownership of your calendar
• Suburban offices with free parking

Your career should fit your lifestyle—not the other way around!

Your growth is our priority:

• Managers with 20+ years OT experience
• One-on-one mentoring and group training
• Support available anytime, including phone consultations with experts

New graduate or early-career OT? Our 6-month tailored program includes:

• Reduced client hours
• Dedicated supervision
• Weekly mentoring
• Networking opportunities with peers and senior practitioners

Many of our current leaders started their careers in this program!

We pride ourselves on helping staff build their ideal career path, including:

• Specialisation in paediatrics, home modifications, or mental health
• Leadership opportunities
• Exploring other disciplines like Positive Behaviour Support or Rehabilitation Consulting
• Regional or interstate secondments

You’ll work closely with your Manager to map your professional growth.

• Tertiary qualifications in Occupational Therapy
• AHPRA registration (or eligibility)
• Car and driver’s licence
• National Police Clearance, WWC/WWVP & NDIS Worker Screening Clearance (or willingness to obtain)

We’re one of Australia’s largest family-owned allied health providers, with over 30 years of delivering high-quality, client-centred services. Our culture of excellence and inclusion has grown our workforce 1200% in 4 years, making ORS the allied health provider of choice.

Apply now or contact Orlando Parletta for a confidential chat:

📱 0421 963 240 | ✉️ Orlando.Parletta@orsgroup.com.au

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 The ORS Group is a multicultural, diverse, supportive and flexible employer, specifically encouraging applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, people from culturally diverse backgrounds, working parents, LGBTQIA+ and people with disabilities.

EDUCATION & QUALITY SUPERVISOR 

Permanent Part Time Opportunity at our aged care facility in Drummoyne.

About the role

With a strong understanding of quality care, you lead innovation, promote team spirit and inspire continual improvement. In doing so, you will develop and deliver best practice clinical care education consistent with BaptistCare policy.

This position is permanent part time role offering 45 hours per fortnight.

Skills and experience

• Hold current registration with relevant professional body AHPRA 
• Hold Certificate IV Training and Assessment or equivalent OR willing to complete
• Minimum of 4 years’ post-graduate nursing experience
• Be experienced in applying adult learning principles and competencies in teaching and program development
• Have highly developed relationship building, teamwork and interpersonal skills
• Have knowledge of the Aged Care Accreditation Standards and experience delivering learning outcomes under the Aged Care Accreditation Standards

Why Join Us?

At BaptistCare, we value our employees and foster a positive, inclusive work environment.

We offer competitive salaries, tax-free salary packaging up to $15900, discounted gym memberships, and novated car leasing.

Enjoy work-life balance with flexible arrangements and additional leave options.

Benefit from our health and wellbeing initiatives, including free counselling, spiritual support, and nutrition advice.

Advance your career with study assistance up to $3000 per year and access to learning and development programs and courses like LinkedIn Learning!

Culture

People enjoy working at BaptistCare because they love what they do and the communities we help.  With us you can deliver life-transforming care, create a career you’ll love, and join a team who make a difference.  Our 4000 staff are our most important resource and we take you and your career seriously. We want to provide you with a working environment and culture that supports you in your career journey and growth.

About Us

We are proud to be part of the merged care organisation that will be known nationally as BaptistCare. As a for purpose, Christian care organisation, we are committed to providing exceptional support and services across Australia.  Together with Baptcare (VIC, TAS, SA) and Baptist Care SA we employ over 12,000 dedicated employees and support over 38,000 customers to help people live well with dignity and purpose. From older Australians and their families to people facing significant disadvantage, our passion and our priority are the customers we serve. We strive to deliver care as it should be – with people right at the centre. 

Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible as applications may be reviewed prior to the closing date. The closing date is subject to change without notice.

Successful candidates will be subject to a variety of background checks including a national criminal history check, reference checks and, if applicable, WWCC, NDIS worker screening check and a pre-employment medical.

BaptistCare – Transforming lives by expressing the love of Christ

Serve Something Greater; See Something Greater; Strive for Something Greater

• Lead capability uplift across a major national mental health service, shaping the skills and confidence of practitioners delivering CBT at scale.
• Drive innovation at the intersection of clinical excellence and digital health, supported by a mission-led organisation renowned for research, education and care.
• Build a national training program from the ground up, partnering with leading educators, clinical experts and digital mental health innovators.

St Vincent's to Deliver Australia's New Free Digital Mental Health Service

St Vincent's is proud to partner with the Australian Government to help Australians access fast, free digital mental health support through the new Medicare Mental Health Check In service, launching on 1 January 2026.

This new national digital mental health program will support people experiencing stress, distress or anxiety by providing rapid access to evidence-based low-intensity CBT and qualified practitioners. The service empowers people to improve their mental wellbeing early, reducing the need for longer-term care and helping them get well sooner.





About St Vincent's

St Vincent's Health Australia-Australia's largest not-for-profit health and aged care provider-is shaping the future of compassionate, connected and digitally-enabled care. Founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1857, our mission is clear: to ensure every person, whoever and wherever they are, is served with excellent and compassionate care. St Vincent's Virtual & Home (SVVH) leads our national virtual and at-home services, driving innovation, access and excellence in digital health.





Your New Role

As the Training Lead - National Digital Mental Health, you will lead the design and delivery of a comprehensive national training program that supports practitioners to deliver safe, evidence-based CBT within a digital-first environment. You will work closely with leadership, governance teams and external partners to ensure a high-performing, confident and capable national workforce.



This opportunity is open for Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane locations. Fixed Term role for two years from commencement date.





Role Classification: This role will be classified as Mercer Grade 5 or under the relevant Health Professionals or Nurses Award, subject to the qualifications, registration and experience of the successful applicant.



Key Responsibilities

• Lead national training and capability development, including onboarding, CBT training, supervision structures and evidence-based education frameworks.
• Design high-quality digital learning resources, such as manuals, e-learning modules and competency tools aligned with clinical governance and safety standards.
• Assess workforce learning needs and deliver targeted education to build CBT capability, digital literacy, trauma-informed practice and sound clinical decision-making.
• Implement evaluation and feedback systems to measure training impact, workforce confidence and service quality, using insights to continuously improve programs.
• Collaborate with clinical, operational, governance and training partners to ensure national workforce readiness and consistent, high-quality service delivery.
• Monitor and report learning metrics, support accreditation processes and contribute to governance forums and quality improvement activities.
• Build constructive partnerships with government bodies, training providers, sector organisations and community groups.
• Model leadership, professionalism and continuous learning, contributing to broader digital mental health initiatives.

What Success Looks Like

Within the first 6-12 months, success in this role will look like:

• A fully implemented national training and onboarding program, with practitioners reporting increased confidence in delivering low-intensity CBT.
• Consistent, high-quality learning resources and capability frameworks being used across the national workforce.
• Strong practitioner engagement, with high completion rates and positive feedback across training modules and supervision activities.
• Improved workforce capability metrics, demonstrating strengthened clinical decision-making, digital literacy and person-centred practice.
• Clear evaluation data and insights informing continuous improvement and shaping future training strategy.
• Highly effective partnerships with clinical leaders, governance teams and external training providers.
• Evidence of uplifted care quality and service consistency, supported by a well-trained, confident and connected practitioner workforce.

About You

Essential

• Demonstrated success developing and delivering structured training and professional development programs.
• Strong knowledge of innovative education approaches, e-learning tools and digital training platforms.
• Experience in CBT training (highly desirable).
• Understanding of clinical governance, safety and quality requirements.
• Strong communication and influencing skills across diverse stakeholder groups.
• Highly motivated, adaptable and able to lead within evolving digital and clinical environments.
• High digital literacy, including experience with learning management systems.
• Strong commitment to collaborative, multidisciplinary ways of working.

Desirable

• Relevant mental health experience including assessment, CBT intervention or counselling.
• Post-graduate qualifications in training, psychology, mental health, nursing or related fields.

Why Work for St Vincent's?

• Mission-led organisation grounded in compassion, justice, integrity and excellence
• Salary packaging benefits (up to $15,900 tax free)
• Hybrid and flexible work options
• Supportive and collaborative culture
• Opportunities for leadership development, education pathways and career progression

Because you're like us, you believe in our vision that every person, whoever and wherever they are, is served with excellent and compassionate care, by a better and fairer health and aged care system. Better for all our employees and volunteers, who work tirelessly to provide the highest levels of care and quality of life for our patients and clients. And better support for the local communities we play a vital role in and continue to support.





Pre-Employment Checks

Your employment is conditional upon the completion of all role-required pre-employment checks, including relevant immunisations.





Equal Opportunity

We celebrate diversity & inclusion and are committed to equal employment opportunity for everyone. This affirmative action allows a specific position within St Vincent's to be available exclusively to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals.



Want to know more?

To find out more about this opportunity or to have a confidential discussion about the role, please contact:

Tara Laursen- Implementation Lead - National Digital Mental Health at tara.laursen@svha.org.au




Ready to Apply?

If you're passionate about building capability, strengthening digital mental health care and shaping a national CBT-based workforce, we would love to hear from you. Apply now with an up-to-date CV and a cover letter.





We will be assessing applications as they are received and may close the advert earlier than the listed closing date.