Aboriginal Mental Health Traineeship
Core
A three-year traineeship combining full-time employment with supported study towards a Bachelor of Health Science (Mental Health) to become a qualified mental health professional serving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Role type
Aboriginal Mental Health Trainee (IC)
Builds
Culturally responsive mental health care services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Domain
Healthcare / Mental Health / Indigenous Community Services
Required skills
Mental health assessment, risk assessment, care planning, clinical documentation, multidisciplinary collaboration, cultural responsiveness
Preferred skills
Commitment to supporting positive outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, willingness to learn and seek feedback
Technologies
Charles Sturt University distance education platform
Responsibilities
Participate in a three-year rotational traineeship across inpatient and community settings, complete a Bachelor of Health Science (Mental Health), develop skills in mental health assessment and care planning under supervision, contribute to culturally responsive care, maintain accurate clinical documentation
Seniority
Trainee, entry-level with structured study program