The Senior Allied Health Clinician is a senior member within a multidisciplinary allied health team responsible for providing evidence based best practice clinical service and advice. This position provides allied health services, including assessment and interventions that promote the mental health, well-being and safety of adults accommodated in correctional centres. In conjunction with the Team Leader, the Senior Allied Health Clinician promotes and fosters capability development, including the provision of clinical supervision and mentorship.

Job details

In this role you will:

Clinical/Technical

• Provide high-level clinical services (including services of a more complex nature) within a correctional environment with a multidisciplinary team focus.
• Provide clinical consultation, discipline specific interventions and assessment, including assessments of harm to self or others.
• Develop and contribute to the review of behavioural support and management plans
• Operate independently with minimal direct clinical supervision to provide a highquality clinical service, including the ability to exercise professional judgement in solving problems and managing complex situations.
• Act as an expert resource for other staff, facilitating the development of critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills including providing clinical practice supervision.
• Be accountable for own professional development, maintaining clinical practice knowledge and expertise through active learning within the team and by engaging in professional development activities including clinical practice supervision.
• Maintain own registration and accreditation for professional specific requirements including Board Supervision (where relevant).
• Commit to professional practice by ensuring self and team members work within scope of practice and maintain professional competency.
• Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings and sentence and case management activities.

Service Improvement

• Promote a supportive environment and a willingness to share knowledge through active learning with staff, including graduates and students.
• Contribute to the identification, development, implementation and evaluation of quality and service improvement activities that enhance the delivery of clinical care and discipline specific services.

Leadership, Collaboration and Work Unit Management

• Assist the Team Leader with the provision of clinical advice, allocation of tasks and onboarding of staff, including recruitment activities.
• Act as an expert resource for other staff, facilitating the development of critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills including providing clinical practice supervision.
• Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings and sentence and case management activities.
• Support collaborative partnerships with relevant internal and external and stakeholders, including Psychological Services Unit and Queensland Health.

Applications to remain current for 12 months.

Job Ad Reference: QLD/524943/23

Closing Date: Tuesday, 12th December 2023

Further information

We are committed to building inclusive cultures in the Queensland public sector that respect and promote human rights and diversity.

Please ensure you download all attachments and follow the instructions on how to apply.

Multiple Full-Time and Part-Time positions available.

Documents

Before applying for this vacancy please ensure you read the documents below.

• 524943 23 - Applicant Guide (PDF, 322KB)
  
  
  524943 23 - Role Description (PDF, 419KB)