Description
At Country & Outback Health (CObH) our vision is for healthier, happier communities. We are a not-for-profit service provider who believes in making it easier for country people to access quality health and community services in regional South Australia.
The Role
- The Bereavement Navigator provides grief and bereavement support to clients, their families and caregivers by linking them to appropriate services.
- The role will be a point of contact for other services offered through the SA Palliative Care Navigation Pilot and partner with age-appropriate services to enhance the management of grief and bereavement matters with the community and service providers.
- Contributes to the planning, evaluation and delivery of the service navigation pilot in collaboration with key stakeholders.
- Participates in community events, workshops and discussions to increase overall awareness about grief and loss.
About You:
If you have demonstrated cultural, spiritual and emotional competency to effectively engage with clients from diverse backgrounds and communities, we want to hear from you!
- Qualification in Health, Allied Health or other relevant area.
- Care Coordination and navigation experience across multiple disciplines and organisations.
- Registration with the relevant professional body (e.g. AHPRA, AASW, ACA/PACFA)
- A National Police Clearance, Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Check are requirements of this role.
Why us?
- A supportive working environment, a great team with flexibility.
- Salary range depending on qualifications: $73,489 - $108,965 per year (pro-rata).
- Generous salary packaging options including the option to salary package dining out and accommodation.
- 5 weeks annual leave PLUS 17.5% leave loading (pro rata).
- 12 days personal leave (pro rata).
Closing Date: Applications are shortlisted as they come in, so apply today!
To apply directly APPLY HERE
For more information please contact Jenny Scarce, Team Leader – ITC / AOD on 0428 899 869
We are an equal opportunity employer and value each person’s uniqueness. We embrace diversity and welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and communities including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people of all ages, genders, ethnicities, religions, cultures, sexual orientations, people with lived experience and people with disabilities.
