Clinical Implementation Facilitator

• A great opportunity to join a leader in youth mental health 
• Purposeful work and make a real difference 
• Fixed term until 30 July 2021 with opportunity for further employment
• Access to generous NFP salary packaging and flexible work/life balance arrangements
• Participate in Orygen’s climate action group, parents/carers hub, LGBTIQA+ network and wellbeing and fundraising events

The Opportunity

Orygen Digital is seeking a Clinical Implementation Facilitator, with the ability to support the development of a world’s first service implementation project. A chance to work with an organisation leading the way in digital youth mental health, whilst engaging with Victoria’s state-funded youth specialised services and headspace centres and their staff to support this project. You will be well supported operationally and clinically to ensure your career at Orygen is both fulfilling and rewarding without compromising on your life goals. 

If you have a passion for digital interventions in youth mental health and want to make a real difference to the lives of young people and their families and carers and share Orygen’s values of respect, accountability, teamwork, excellence and innovation, then we would love you to apply! 

The role and your impact

The Clinical Implementation Facilitator will develop a detailed knowledge of all elements of the MOST platform and service model, and will contribute to the design of training material and other materials to support implementation. The successful implementation of MOST will require significant onboarding, training, and ongoing support of services and their staff. Utilising your in-depth knowledge of youth mental health services and well developed communication and engagement skills, you will work closely with centres to provide this support, promote MOST and liaise with MOST Champion’s within each service to solve implementation problems as they arise.  This is a broad and busy role providing great opportunities to broaden and develop both your clinical and digital intervention skills in a supportive and positive workplace culture. 

Benefits

Depending on your skills and experience, a salary of $80,000 – $95,000 p.a. is offered plus superannuation, access to generous NFP salary packaging, flexible work/life balance benefits, great supportive team, purposeful work that makes a real difference to lives of young people and their families and carers and career opportunities within an organisation that is the leader in youth mental health. 

About you

Essential to the role is that you are tertiary qualified in a relevant discipline such as Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy or Nursing, and are eligible for appropriate membership with accredited registering body. You are passionate, energetic and determined to make a difference to health outcomes for young people. In addition, you will bring:

• Highly-developed experience working in a youth mental health service.
• An ability to build and develop strong working relationships with internal stakeholders.
• A capacity to work independently in a fast-paced environment, working to appropriate timelines. 
• Demonstrated sound judgement and excellent problem solving abilities.
• Strong ability to communicate and influence others within a clinical context.
• Passion about digital interventions in youth mental health, including MOST.

To view the FULL selection criteria and learn more about this opportunity, please refer to the position description below or contact Esta Kanellopoulos at esta.kanellopoulos@orygen.org.au for a confidential discussion.