SEWB Suicide Prevention Trainer & Facilitator

Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory; Darwin; On-site; AUD 106,000 - 119,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to A$15,899.94 pa.

Employer superannuation

Six weeks annual leave + 17.5% leave

Personal/carers leave 15 days

Study leave up to 10 days

Professional development up to A$3,000

Ceremonial leave 10 days

Employee assistance program

Ex gratia leave 3 paid days during X'm

Job summary

AMSANT seeks a dedicated SEWB Suicide Prevention Coordinator to deliver training, workshops and workforce development across the Northern Territory. The role focuses on developing and delivering culturally safe suicide prevention programs and contributing to a national framework in collaboration with partner organisations.

Reporting alongside the SEWB Program team, you will attend meetings, support learning outcomes, and travel regularly to remote locations.

Qualifications

• Experience in Suicide Prevention, Mental Health or SEWB related fields.
• Ability to coordinate and deliver training to diverse groups.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed practice within Aboriginal communities.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain relationships with ACCHS and stakeholders to support SEWB training and workforce initiatives.
• Coordinate and deliver trauma-informed suicide prevention training and workshops.
• Contribute to the development of culturally responsive training packages and resources.
• Attend Steering Group meetings and support the development of training frameworks across NT and beyond.
• Maintain knowledge through self-directed learning and professional development.
• Support projects that improve outcomes in Suicide Prevention, Postvention and SEWB sectors.

Skills

Suicide prevention

Mental health

Training and assessment

SEWB

Aboriginal health

Social work

Counselling

Microsoft Office

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

AMSANT seeks a dedicated SEWB Suicide Prevention Coordinator to deliver training, workshops and workforce development across the Northern Territory. The role focuses on developing and delivering culturally safe suicide prevention programs and contributing to a national framework in collaboration with partner organisations.

Reporting alongside the SEWB Program team, you will attend meetings, support learning outcomes, and travel regularly to remote locations.