• Multiple full-time opportunities until June 2025 (possibility to extend)
• Based at either our Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie or Byron Bay office 
• $43 - $47.33 per hour (Based on qualifications and experience) + 11% Super + Generous Salary Packaging benefits of up to $18,550    

EACH is the Lead Agency of the Therapeutic Alliance (TA), a consortium of community based, not-for-profit services who provide services across the North Coast of NSW (the 3 main service hubs are located at Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, and Byron Bay). The alliance will deliver the Primary Mental Health Program (PMHP) through a multidisciplinary, person centred, hub-and-spoke model of care. 

What you’ll be doing 
We are seeking a dedicated Mental Health Clinician to join our team, where you will play a vital role in coordinating care and liaising with psychiatrists, GPs, and clinicians involved in tertiary and primary mental health, as well as dual diagnosis care.

In this role, you'll provide counselling and care coordination for complex mental health issues, deliver evidence-based treatment in individual, group, and family contexts, and manage holistic assessments and care planning. You'll collaborate with care agencies and educators, contribute to team meetings and case reviews, and develop culturally appropriate services.
Key responsibilities include consulting with care partners, maintaining collaborative relationships, and participating in quality improvement activities to enhance service outcomes.

To view a copy of the full Position Description, click here. Alternatively, for more information please contact Jenna Bamborough-Lahey (Operations Manager - Primary Mental Health) at [email protected]

Who we’re looking for 
If you’re an experienced and motivated Mental Health Clinician who is passionate about supporting moderate to increasing acuity mental health issues, including complex and severe best treatment options, support services, co-morbidities, and co-occurring contexts, then we want to hear from you!

To be successful in this position you will have:

• Knowledge and applied understanding of relevant theories underpinning interventions and clinical practice as well as demonstrated excellence in practical application of such, in the areas of complex and severe mental health
• Skilled in formulating mental health treatment plans, and a working understanding of the impact of trauma upon mental health.
• Knowledge and ability to implement mental-health therapeutic approaches (e.g., DBT, ACT, recovery-based approaches).
• Assessment – mental state examination, crisis, and risk assessment including after-care planning.

• Multiple part-time 0.6FTE opportunities until June 2025 (possibility to extend)
• Based at either our Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie or Byron Bay office 
• $37 - $40.97 per hour + 11% Super + Generous Salary Packaging benefits of up to $18,550    

EACH is the Lead Agency of the Therapeutic Alliance (TA), a consortium of community based, not-for-profit services who provide services across the North Coast of NSW (the 3 main service hubs are located at Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, and Byron Bay). The alliance will deliver the Primary Mental Health Program (PMHP) through a multidisciplinary, person centred, hub-and-spoke model of care. 

Job Description
Are you passionate about supporting others through their recovery journey? As an Adult Complex & Severe Peer Worker, you will form effective and empathetic peer relationships by sharing your lived experience in a purposeful way in the hopes of creating deep connections and move towards a future of hope and possibilities.

In this role, you will:

• Build mutual relationships based on shared experiences and curiosity, fostering hope and social change.
• Provide 1:1 peer support both onsite and through outreach, facilitating peer support groups, and offering secondary consultation and education.
• Help clients develop their strengths and recovery goals, promote hope, choice, and social connectedness, and collaborate with staff and service providers to enhance recovery-oriented mental health and substance use services.
• Participate in individual peer supervision and peer reflective practice groups will ensure your work aligns with best practices.
• Utilise Intentional Peer Support principles, forming empathic relationships, upholding recovery-focused values, and engaging in professional development.

To view a copy of the full Position Description, click here. Alternatively, for more information please contact Jenna Bamborough-Lahey (Operations Manager - Primary Mental Health) at [email protected]

Who we are looking for 
We’re seeking a Peer Worker with the ability and willingness to self-reflect and share own experiences of recovery with others for the benefit of advancing their recovery.

The successful applicant will have:

• Lived experience of mental illness, substance dependence and/or trauma.
• Lived experience of the recovery journey.
• Group facilitation skills.
• Understanding of and commitment to human rights and social justice, trauma-informed care, and the harm minimisation approach.
• Personal experience of the public or private mental health or AOD systems (highly regarded).
• Advanced knowledge of the local area and its health services and other community services (highly regarded).

The Safety Manager will provide leadership and drive through a blend of operational and strategic approaches to safety and wellbeing, including psychosocial health and safety for staff across Montu. They are responsible for the effective management of WHS at Montu, including the identification of appropriate policies, frameworks, practices, reporting and analytics to ensure that Montu meets its regulatory requirements across a diverse set of work environments.

As an exceptionally organised and methodical professional, you will utilise your depth of experience to take this function to a level commensurate with an industry leading organisation. This role balances a pragmatic and hands on approach with the ability to plan and execute a strong strategy. This role will influence and support both senior leaders and front line employees across the business

Key Responsibilities

• WHS Effectiveness
  • Develop and implement a risk and safety framework which includes effective systems and processes and provide advice on complex issues to ensure compliance with relevant legislation, policy and organisational requirements.
  • Develop and implement a strategic approach to promoting and raising awareness about safety and wellbeing at work. 
  • Provide high-level advice and support to key internal stakeholders to facilitate the proactive management of safety risk.
  • Implement comprehensive strategies to manage psychosocial hazards, promote mental health, and prevent injuries.
  • Development and implementation of project specific WHS management plans, procedures, guidelines, and training.
  • Engage in effective WHS consultation, working closely with internal and external stakeholders to ensure compliance with all relevant WHS legislation.
  • Monitor changes in legislation and regulations and proactively provide information and advice to management on appropriate application and impact on organisational policy and procedures.
  • Regularly measure and evaluate WHS performance, coordinate audits, and implement improvements based on feedback and analysis.
• Incident and Hazard Management
  • Conduct and/or oversee the investigation of incidents and hazard management (depending on the severity of incident), including conducting investigations and risk assessments, and maintaining accurate and compliant records.
  • Manage emergency response and injury management protocols, maintaining readiness for emergencies and overseeing return-to-work processes.
  • Work with relevant divisional leads to ensure all incident / hazard reports including associated documentation are followed up and completed in a confidential, timely fashion.
  • Active coordination and early involvement in the injury and claims management process with employee, supervisor and medical professional.
  • Coordinate and assist, as required, in the injury management/return to work process to ensure the earliest possible return to work for injured employees.
  • Manage long term medical absences, making decisions on approach and management (regardless of whether caused by a work injury).
• Continuous Improvement, Safety and Compliance
  • Continuously learn from successes and failures to refine and enhance improvement strategies.
  • Actively participate in training (including mandatory training) and professional development sessions to enhance skill set.
  • Observe, understand and comply with all Occupational Health and Safety Legislation, Regulations, Codes of Practice, Policies, Procedures and directives.
  • Be proactive and responsible for own actions, and adhere to compliance requirements relevant to your position (eg. legislation, policy and guidelines).