SEWB Suicide Prevention Training Lead

Amsant; Darwin; On-site; AUD 106,000 - 119,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to $15,899.94 pa.

Employer superannuation contribution.

Six weeks annual leave plus 17.5% load

Personal/carers leave up to 15 days

10 days per year study leave

Professional development up to $3,000

10 days ceremonial leave

Employee assistance program

Ex gratia leave during Christmas

Job summary

AMSANT in Darwin is seeking a dedicated SEWB Suicide Prevention Coordinator to lead training, workshops and workforce development across the Northern Territory, delivering culturally safe programs.

You will collaborate with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and partners, develop learning resources, and contribute to a national training framework, with travel across remote communities and a focus on trauma-informed approaches.

Qualifications

• Qualifications or experience in Suicide Prevention, Mental Health, Training & Assessment, SEWB, Aboriginal Health Practitioner, Social Work, AOD or Counselling.
• Strong understanding of Aboriginal cultures and communities, and the impacts of suicide.
• Excellent verbal and written communication with trauma-informed practice.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with ACCHS and stakeholders to support access to SEWB training and workforce initiatives.
• Coordinate and deliver culturally safe, trauma-informed suicide prevention training and workshops.
• Develop training packages and resources to support practical learning outcomes.
• Support community protocols and initiatives in collaboration with the SEWB team.
• Attend Steering Group meetings and contribute to national training frameworks.
• Keep knowledge up-to-date on Suicide Prevention, Postvention and SEWB.

Skills

SEWB Training

Stakeholder Liaison

Project Coordination

Communication Skills

Education

Relevant tertiary qualification

Job description

AMSANT in Darwin is seeking a dedicated SEWB Suicide Prevention Coordinator to lead training, workshops and workforce development across the Northern Territory, delivering culturally safe programs.

You will collaborate with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and partners, develop learning resources, and contribute to a national training framework, with travel across remote communities and a focus on trauma-informed approaches.