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Gidget Foundation Australia offers Australia’s first Graduate Diploma in Perinatal Mental Health with an integrated paid placement. This 12-month program provides workshops, seminars and online modules led by industry professionals and educators.
In collaboration with Federation University, the program enables registered mental health clinicians to enhance their skills while being remunerated via Medicare rebates, with placement at Gidget House Tuggerah in Tuggerah, NSW.
Are you passionate about supporting mental health during the perinatal period? Ready to take your career to new heights?
This is Australia’s first Graduate Diploma in Perinatal Mental Health with integrated paid placement!
In collaboration with Federation University, Gidget Foundation Australia is proud to offer registered Mental Health professionals/Medicare endorsed, the opportunity to enhance their skills by completing and obtaining a Graduate Diploma in Perinatal Mental Health.
The collaboration between Gidget Foundation Australia and Federation University demonstrates a commitment to excellence in education, the advancement of perinatal mental health care and a unique opportunity to undertake paid placement whilst you are studying.
The service is delivered through Medicare’s Better Access initiative and the remuneration for all clinicians is therefore the affiliated Medicare Rebate.
A unique opportunity to complete training via a scholarship and a paid work placement.
This is a 12-month program consisting of workshops, seminars and online modules developed and led by industry professionals and educators.
Weekly individual supervision with a dedicated perinatal supervisor.
The opportunity to work in Gidget House Tuggerah located within Medicare’s Health Hub in Tuggerah.
This program requires a commitment of two days/week.
Gidget Foundation Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports the emotional wellbeing of expectant and new parents.
Gidget was the nickname of a vibrant young mother who tragically took her own life while suffering postnatal depression. She hid her suffering from even her loving family and friends. Together, they created the Gidget Foundation Australia determined that what happened to Gidget would not happen to others.
Gidget Foundation Australia is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce, that represents the communities we support across Australia. We encourage people of all backgrounds, those with a disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and those who identify as LGBTQIA+ to apply.
All employees, contractors and volunteers are expected to comply with GFA’s current vaccination policy.