Forensic Clinician

Department of Justice and Community Safety; Australia; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Department of Justice and Community Safety seeks a forensic clinician to join a multidisciplinary team, delivering evidence-based, best-practice forensic intervention in a supportive environment where your clinical judgment matters. You will prepare treatment plans, reports and risk assessments for internal and external stakeholders, with supervision by senior clinical staff and day-to-day support.

Travel to correctional facilities is required, and you will have opportunities to build your

Qualifications

• Travel to correctional facilities is required.
• Forensic clinical experience is desirable but not essential.
• Mental health and wellbeing care - essential debriefing for the first 12 months for new forensic practitioners.

Responsibilities

• Deliver evidence-based forensic intervention as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Prepare treatment plans, treatment reports, and risk assessment reports.
• Supervise by senior clinical staff with day-to-day support.
• Build your clinical reputation within Forensic Intervention Services (FIS).

Skills

Forensic assessment

Report writing

Team collaboration

Job description

To find out more about the role and FIS, watch our career information video.

Key responsibilities

• As a forensic clinician, you will build on your existing expertise as part of a multidisciplinary team, delivering evidence based, best-practice forensic intervention in a supportive c.
• Preparing treatment plans, treatment reports, and risk assessment reports for internal and external stakeholders.
• If you're looking to challenge yourself, be part of a close-knit multidisciplinary team and build your clinical reputation, you'll love the work at Forensic Intervention Services (FIS).
• Supervision by senior clinical staff with support on a day-to-day basis.

What you need

• Travel to correctional facilities is a required part of the role so you will need to possess a current driver's licence.
• Forensic clinical experience is desirable but not essential.
• Mental health and wellbeing care - essential debriefing for the first 12 months for new forensic practitioners.