Job Summary
- 74,253 - $79,890 per annum
- Applications close:
- Job posted on: 12th May 2022
“Full citizenship for all people living with mental health issues in Australian society”
The Data Officer’s primary role is to support the collection, analysis and reporting of data for the Wellness Connect- National Psychosocial Support Program.
The National Psychosocial Support Program (NPSP) provides short-term, flexible and recovery orientated psychosocial support focused on capacity building and connection. The program is delivered by a consortium of six NGO agencies with Neami National as lead agency. Services are tailored to each individual in line with their recovery goals. There is a planned merger of the NPSP and Wellness Connect Program, so the data officer role will also support Wellness Connect from 1 January 2022.
This role will call on you to support the use of the Mastercare database with a focus on data recording, extracting data for reporting and service development purposes and supporting and training database users. The data officer should have a thorough understanding of information management, the application and use of databases and the ability to provide detailed reporting. The data officer will need well developed inter-personal communication skills, a willingness to listen and to pro-actively support users to achieve optimal results.
Neami National will require, as part of our condition of employment, that all candidates applying for any position must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 (or have received one dose of an approved COVID-19 vaccine and have a scheduled appointment to receive their second dose.)
Candidates will be required to provide appropriate evidence of COVID-19 vaccination to Neami National.
The terms and conditions of the role are listed in the position description attached. If you have any further questions not addressed in the advertising words or position description, please contact:
Chloe Loveday Service Manager – National Psychosocial Support Program on 0408 806 380.
We celebrate multidisciplinary teams and value the rich skills and experiences brought by applicants from a range of sectors and professional backgrounds. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.