Curis Recruitment is proud to partner with this incredible Aboriginal Health Service in Western Australia to help them find a female Counsellor to join their team. This role responds to an identified community and therapeutic need for female practitioners, supporting girls, young women, families and the broader community in ways that are culturally appropriate, safe and respectful. Benefits of this role Salary of up to $100,445.50 per annum plus 12% Superannuation $2,000 Curis bonus when you complete the first 3 months Permanent Full-time position Professional development and continuous improvement opportunities About your Role Are you a female Counsellor ready to make a real difference in the lives of Aboriginal people with disability? This is a fantastic opportunity to be a part of a supportive team committed to health equity. As the Counsellor (Child Healing Practitioner) you will provide culturally safe, trauma-informed healing and counselling support to children, young people and families impacted by child sexual abuse, family and domestic violence, grief and loss. You will be working within a community health team, that supports children and families on their healing journeys and strengthens community capacity through therapeutic intervention, psycho-education, and group programs grounded in culture, safety and respect. Key Responsibilities Provide culturally safe and trauma-informed counselling to children, young people, adults and families Foster a healing environment that supports recovery, resilience and connection to culture Maintain and manage a clinical caseload in line with program targets Deliver outreach counselling, group programs and psycho-education in remote communities Maintain accurate case notes, data entry and outcomes reporting in line with organisational requirements Participate in supervision, team meetings and reflective practice Build and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders Assist in the development and delivery of group and community-based healing programs Contribute to quality improvement, training and trauma-informed service development Promote organisational services within the community and partner agencies Essential Criteria Female applicant, as permitted under Section 27 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA) Demonstrated understanding of Aboriginal culture, values and community contexts Strong knowledge of trauma, including child sexual abuse, family and domestic violence, and grief and loss Tertiary qualification in Psychology, Social Work, Counselling or a related discipline (or relevant Diploma/Certificate with extensive professional and lived experience) Experience working therapeutically with children, young people and families Manual C Class Drivers License Willingness to drive a 4WD vehicle Location Information You will be based in the heart of Western Australia’s Pilbara Region, with regular outreach to surrounding remote Aboriginal communities. Living and working in the Pilbara offers a unique lifestyle and professional experience, including: Strong community connections and the opportunity to work closely with Aboriginal families and Elders Stunning desert landscapes, red gorges, night skies and access to country of deep cultural significance A slower pace of life with meaningful, relationship-based work The chance to make a genuine, long-term impact in remote and regional communities The area has essential services including schools, shops, sporting facilities and health services, and is supported by regular air connections to Perth. This role is ideal for someone seeking purpose-driven work, and cultural learning. To find out more about this position or to receive a copy of the job description please call (02) 9188 3989 or email caroline@curis.com.au and I will be in touch within 24 hours. Apply now to experience working in the Pilbara! Refer a friend to receive a $500 gift voucher If this isn't the right job for you however you know someone who would be amazing refer them to us and you are eligible for a $300 gift voucher of your choice once they pass probation!
