Sexual Assault Counsellor

• Provide evidence-based, trauma-informed counselling and psychotherapy in individual and group settings
• Participate in intake, assessment, triage and waitlist management processes
• Conduct comprehensive client assessments and regularly review client outcomes
• Facilitate therapeutic group programs for children and young people
• Maintain accurate, confidential and timely case notes and client records
• Meet mandatory reporting obligations and manage clinical risk appropriately
• Prepare court reports and respond to subpoenas as required (with CEO approval)
• Establish and maintain referral pathways and participate in interdisciplinary networks
• Contribute to team meetings, case conferences and organisational supervision
• Provide peer support, in-service training and support clinical supervision programs as requested

• Tertiary qualifications in Psychology
• Demonstrated experience providing counselling and therapeutic group work
• Strong skills in trauma assessment and intervention
• Knowledge of child protection frameworks and therapeutic responses to sexual abuse
• Experience working in culturally sensitive and inclusive ways
• Ability to work autonomously while contributing positively to a team environment
• Competency using Microsoft Office and client database systems
• NSW Working with Children Check
• National Police Check
• Current NSW Driver Licence

Postgraduate qualifications in Psychology

• Meaningful work that creates real impact in the community
• Supportive, values-driven and trauma-informed workplace
• Access to professional and clinical supervision
• Opportunities for ongoing professional development
• Flexible, family friendly not-for-profit environment
• Salary packaging benefits available