Western Sydney outreach $42.16 - $45.36 salary packaging and super Join a large, reputable NGO I am partnering with a large, national not-for-profit to support the growth of a specialist youth mental health service in Western Sydney. This team is doing incredibly important work supporting young people (12–25) who are at risk of, or experiencing, a first episode of psychosis—delivering care where it matters most, in the community. This is not a clinic-based role. It is dynamic, mobile, and highly collaborative—working across homes, schools, and community settings to engage young people early and provide meaningful, recovery-oriented support. The opportunity You will join a multidisciplinary team delivering assertive, outreach-based mental health care. The focus is on early identification, timely intervention, and reducing the long-term impact of psychosis through evidence-based, person-centred practice. This role offers strong clinical variety, autonomy in your day-to-day work, and the opportunity to be part of a service that is genuinely evolving and growing. What the role looks like Providing community-based mental health support to young people and their families Completing comprehensive clinical assessments, including biopsychosocial and risk assessments Delivering short-term, evidence-based therapeutic interventions Managing a caseload from intake through to treatment and transition Working closely within a multidisciplinary team to inform care planning and outcomes Engaging young people through assertive outreach and flexible service delivery Participating in a rotating roster, including some evenings/weekends and occasional on-call You will be supported within a structured clinical framework grounded in early psychosis models of care, with a strong emphasis on recovery, collaboration, and family involvement What you will bring A degree in Social Work, Psychology, Occupational Therapy or Mental Health Nursing Eligibility for registration with the relevant professional body Experience working in community or acute mental health settings Strong assessment skills and confidence in brief interventions An understanding of youth development and early intervention frameworks Ability to work autonomously while contributing to a collaborative team environment A current driver’s licence (this is a mobile, outreach-based role) Why this role stands out Work within a highly regarded early psychosis model , focused on reducing long-term impact through early intervention Be part of a multidisciplinary, values-driven team with strong clinical support Access salary packaging shift loadings to increase take-home pay Ongoing professional development, supervision, and training opportunities Real career progression pathways within a large national organisation A role that offers both clinical depth and flexibility in how care is delivered This is a great opportunity for a clinician who enjoys working outside of traditional service models—someone who values engagement, early intervention, and making a tangible difference in the lives of young people. If you are open to exploring this further, I would welcome a confidential conversation. Reach me at alana@berecruitment.com.au S C R-alana-tomlinson
