Adult Survivors Program Group Facilitator/Clinician (Targeted)

About the role

The Adult Survivors Program (ASP) supports adult survivors of childhood sexual assault who have complex mental health and alcohol and other drug needs, across the health system. It sits within the Priority Populations Program, which includes Violence, Abuse and Neglect and Sexual Assault services. Working alongside the ASP Clinical Coordinator, the Group Facilitator/Clinician co-designs, develops, implements, facilitates, documents and evaluates group programs for adult survivors and their family, friends and supporters, adapted for different priority populations including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Key responsibilities

• Co-design, develop, implement, facilitate, document and evaluate group programs for adult survivors of childhood sexual assault and their supporters
• Adapt programs for a range of priority populations, including different genders and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities
• Provide limited non-group clinical services such as individual counselling, care navigation or case work, alongside the Clinical Coordinator

Required profile

• Qualification in Social Work (AASW eligibility or registration), Psychology (AHPRA registration) or Counselling (PACFA registration)
• Current NSW driver's licence and willingness to travel; NSW WWCC
• Category A immunisations and completion of the OASV undertaking and TB assessment during recruitment

Required skills

• Counselling skills
• Case management skills

What we offer

• Permanent part-time position (23 hours per week) with remuneration of $83,670 to $125,507 per annum pro rata, plus superannuation and 17.5% leave loading
• 12% superannuation, salary packaging and novated leasing
• Paid maternity and parental leave, long service and carers leave
• Discounted gym membership and free confidential staff wellbeing support

This is a targeted position under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977; Aboriginal applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive greater consideration. Applications close on 24 November 2026.