Athlete Support & Wellbeing Coordinator (Part-Time)

Australian Institute of Sport; Canberra; On-site; AUD 75,000 - 89,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Training allowances

L&D calendar access

Superannuation 15.4% employer

AIS Shop discount

Clearinghouse for Sport access

Job summary

Australian Institute of Sport – Canberra ACT is seeking an Athlete Support Coordinator for a part-time ongoing role at the Canberra campus. You will maintain a visible presence, identify support needs, provide triage and referrals, and document matters in line with procedures.

You will also support inductions, engagement activities, programs and study hall coordination. The ideal candidate has at least two years’ experience in athlete support, understands trauma-informed practice, and is

Qualifications

• Two years’ experience delivering athlete support and engagement services or programs.
• Awareness of trauma-informed practice and Mental Health First Aid principles.
• Knowledge of high-performance sport environments or communal residential living environments.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a visible, approachable presence in the AIS residential environment.
• Identify emerging support needs, provide initial triage and first response assistance.
• Facilitate referrals and record athlete support matters in line with procedures.
• Support inductions, engagement activities, programs and study hall coordination.

Skills

athlete support

engagement services

trauma-informed practice

Mental Health First Aid

Education

qualifications/experience in residential support

Job description

Australian Institute of Sport – Canberra ACT is seeking an Athlete Support Coordinator for a part-time ongoing role at the Canberra campus. You will maintain a visible presence, identify support needs, provide triage and referrals, and document matters in line with procedures.

You will also support inductions, engagement activities, programs and study hall coordination. The ideal candidate has at least two years’ experience in athlete support, understands trauma-informed practice, and is