Early-Career Social Worker - Grade 1 (Full-Time)

GHA; Traralgon; Hybride; AUD 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Salary packaging up to $9,000 per year

Meals/Entertainment benefit up to $2,:

Professional development support

Staff wellbeing centre access

Gym membership discounts

Résumé du poste

Latrobe Regional Health in Gippsland, Victoria is seeking a Social Worker Grade 1 to join our Regional hospital's Social Work team. This full-time role offers diverse opportunities to deliver ethical, person-centred psychosocial support and discharge planning within a multidisciplinary healthcare setting.

Under supervision, you will develop clinical skills, participate in learning and professional development, and contribute to quality improvement while supporting patients, families and carers

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master in Social Work and eligibility for AASW membership.
• Strong knowledge of social work principles, ethics and healthcare legislation.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to build relationships with patients, families and staff.

Responsabilités

• Perform comprehensive psychosocial assessments and contribute to discharge planning.
• Provide counselling, advocacy and discharge planning with patients, families and carers.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and participate in case conferences and family meetings.
• Maintain accurate documentation in electronic medical records and systems.
• Engage in supervision and ongoing professional development.

Connaissances

Bachelor or Qualifying Masters in SSW

AASW eligibility

Communication skills

Formation

Bachelor or Master degree in Social Work

Description du poste

Latrobe Regional Health in Gippsland, Victoria is seeking a Social Worker Grade 1 to join our Regional hospital's Social Work team. This full-time role offers diverse opportunities to deliver ethical, person-centred psychosocial support and discharge planning within a multidisciplinary healthcare setting.

Under supervision, you will develop clinical skills, participate in learning and professional development, and contribute to quality improvement while supporting patients, families and carers