Description:
Your contribution
The role of the Case Support Worker is to provide efficient and effective administrative and client support services to assist in the delivery of statutory child protection intervention including assessment, casework and case management in accordance with legislation and practice guidelines.
Key duties and responsibilities
The Case Support Worker's key responsibilities are to:
- Ensure that service delivery is consistent with departmental policies and procedures and departmental objectives.
- Follow guidelines and implement processes in relation to records management, finance and other administrative and practice related policies and procedures.
- Provide culturally appropriate intervention and support to children, families and stakeholders including referral, provision of information, advocacy and consultation.
- Consult and liaise with relevant stakeholders and service providers to implement and maintain appropriate casework and individualised service plans to achieve positive outcomes.
- Participate effectively as a team member and work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team.
- Prepare reports and maintain accessible and clear case records consistent with departmental case management requirements.
- Use, update and monitor relevant databases to support the case management functions of the Child Safety Service Centre.
- Develop and maintain knowledge relevant to the role, and actively participate in appropriate learning and development processes.
How to apply
To enable us to assess your application, please include:
- a statement not more than two pages, that summarises your skills, experience and achievements against the leadership competencies/capabilities and duties/responsibilities
- a current resume containing details of 2 referees. At least one referee should have a thorough knowledge of your work over the past two years as your manager or supervisor.
- Apply via www.smartjobs.qld.gov.au
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Job Ad Reference: QLD/628036/25
Closing Date: Monday, 07 April 2025This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.