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Volunteer – Clinical Governance & Supervision

Shine The Light Missing Persons Australia Inc

Expressions Of Interest

This opportunity is for qualified, accredited counsellors, psychologists

AHPRA — Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

AASW — Australian Association of Social Workers

PACFA — Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia

ACA — Australian Counselling Association.

Substantial post-qualification clinical experience is important for this opportunity

to us.

Experience in clinical governance, clinical leadership and/or clinical supervision would be particularly valuable

Experience in grief, bereavement, trauma, intake and assessment, risk, referral or service development would also be highly regarded.

This opportunity is remote and Australia-wide, with flexibility around when you contribute, how much time you contribute and the areas you contribute to.

Your involvement could be focused — such as facilitating group supervision or contributing periodic clinical governance expertise — or broader if you have the interest and capacity to become more involved in the development of the service.

Experienced clinicians who would also like to maintain some direct practice are welcome to provide direct client counselling or maintain a small volunteer counselling caseload alongside their governance or supervision contribution.

to governance or supervision will also provide counselling.

Ultimately, we’re interested in finding experienced practitioners who believe in the purpose of the service and shaping their involvement around their expertise, interests and availability.

Why Shine the Light Counselling ?

Shine The Light Missing Persons Australia Inc is a registered Not-for-profit Charity with the ACNC

We are a National Missing Persons Organisation supporting those impacted by having a loved one go Missing

Having someone you love go missing is an extraordinarily difficult

and often poorly understood experience.

This is an opportunity to use your professional expertise to help shape and support a specialist service for families and loved ones affected by a missing person.

You’ll be joining a service with a strong foundation already underway, while having a genuine opportunity to influence how the clinical aspects of the service develop.

We’re open to new ideas and different perspectives. We want experienced clinical practitioners around the service who can challenge our thinking where appropriate and help us develop a service that is safe, ethical, clinically sound and sustainable.

Interested?

We’d love to hear about your professional background, registration or professional membership, relevant experience, and how you might like to contribute.

We’re open to different models and levels of involvement and would be happy to discuss an arrangement that works with your expertise, interests and availability.