Senior Guardian

Queensland Government; Ipswich City; Vor Ort; AUD 90.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Office of the Public Guardian is seeking a dedicated professional to support adults with impaired decision‑making capacity and children in care. The role focuses on structured decision making, recording guardianship activities, and health care decisions in line with policy and legislation.

You will work closely with the Public Guardian and delegates, provide advice on positive behaviours support and restrictive practices, and build positive relationships with internal and external

Qualifikationen

• Possession of a C class driver's licence is a mandatory requirement.

Aufgaben

• Undertake structured decision making adhering to organisational policies, practice directions and governance frameworks.
• Participate in health care decision making including working weekends and public holidays as required.
• Ensure all client-related documentation and guardianship activities are recorded accurately, including guardianship reports and visit notes.
• Provide professional level advice and information to the Public Guardian and delegates, particularly on positive behaviours support and restrictive practices.
• Liaise with internal and external stakeholders including community groups and other agencies involved in services to adults with impaired decision-making capacity.
• Participate in community education/liaison activities as a representative of the Public Guardian.
• Evaluate behaviours support documents from an evidence-based and human rights perspective.

Jobbeschreibung

Our WorkplaceThe Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) is an independent statutory office established to protect the rights and interests of adults with impaired decision-making capacity, and children and young people in the child protection system and other visitable sites.Join us as we protect, support, advocate, educate and empower, to build a Queensland where our most vulnerable community members can live with dignity.Key Responsibilities:Undertake structured decision making adhering to organisational policies, practice directions and organisational and legislative frameworks.Participate in health care decision making including working weekends and public holidays as required.Ensuring all client-related documentation and guardianship activities are appropriately recorded, accurate and up-to-date, including Guardianship reports, decision reports, visit reports, health care decisions and file running notes.Provide professional level advice, information and support to the Public Guardian and their delegates, particularly in relation to positive behaviours support and restrictive practices.Liaise with and maintain positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders including community groups, government departments and other agencies involved in providing services to adults with impaired decision-making capacity.Participate in community education/ liaison activities as a representative of the Public Guardian including undertaking public speaking engagements.Use professional experience and expertise to evaluate and interpret behaviours support documents from an evidence based and human rights perspective.Mandatory role conditions:Possession of a C class driver's licence is a mandatory requirement for this role, as travel is required to attend meetings, events and visits in a range of locations that are often not accessible by alternative means. Guardianship activities may include overnight travel to regional areas for up to a week.Applications to remain current for 12 months.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.