Início New Zealand Aboriginal Health Worker (Counsellor)

Início New Zealand Aboriginal Health Worker (Counsellor)

Aboriginal Health Worker (Counsellor)

na Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service no New Zealand
Publicado em January 8, 2024

Detalhes do emprego

Position: Aboriginal Health Worker (Counsellor)

Position Location

Wellington

Type of employment

Full-Time 38

Is this an Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander identified position

Yes

Minimum Qualifications

  • Aboriginality
  • Degree in a Counselling or Human Services related field (or willingness to obtain)
  • Demonstrated experience in individual and group Counselling, specifically related to the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal clients.
  • Proven ability to provide Alcohol and Other Drug interventions to clients
  • Understanding and ability to provide interventions that address violence and offending behaviours.
  • Detailed understanding of the complexities of vulnerabilities experienced by clients who have been removed from their families; either directly or subsequently.

About The Position

Provide counselling services as part of a multi-disciplinary team to the Aboriginal community of Wellington and surrounds. Key Duties
  • As per the direction of the (Team Leader) develop protocols that are age, gender and culturally sensitive with respect to intake, ongoing client intervention, referral, case management and exit planning.
  • Conduct assessments of clients referred to the service that demonstrates consistency and transparency.
  • Ensure that all client interaction and intervention is documented and records reflect all aspects of client and community contact.
  • Participate in ongoing education and training as directed by the (Team Leader)
  • Engage in formal supervision with the (Team Leader) and external supervision with a nominated provider.
  • Promote the service and access to the service within the local Aboriginal community
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