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We currently have a vacancy available for a part time Education & Service Development Consultant (30.4 hours per week).
The successful candidate will be responsible for providing education and service development support to mental health services in Victoria’s public health system in order to improve quality of service delivery to people from diverse backgrounds.
Please visit the St Vincent’s Hospital careers page here to find out more about these exciting new roles.
We currently have two vacancies available for the following positions:
Please visit the St Vincent’s Hospital careers page here to find out more about these exciting new roles.
We currently have a vacancy available for a permanent, part time (22.8 hours per week) position for a Carer Consultant.
You will be responsible for providing education and service development support to mental health services in Victoria’s public mental health system, in order to improve the quality of service delivery to diverse communities. You will work across the four pillars: Collaboration, Support, Equip and Advocate at Victorian Transcultural Mental Health.
View the position description for the role HERE
We currently have a vacancy available for a permanent, part time (26.6 hours per week) position for a Monitoring, Evaluation & Research Consultant.
You would be responsible for maintaining and enhancing VTMH internal monitoring and evaluation processes, as well as assisting with evaluation and research of cultural responsive programs from the publicly funded mental health sector.
View the position description for the role HERE
Anita has sat in senior executive positions in health, justice and community sectors to develop governance and change management initiatives based on organizational and service delivery needs. She has held clinical, management and consultancy roles in both Western Australia and Victoria in the forensic, family violence, child protection, and acute mental health arenas.
Anita is a Registered Psychologist, with a Doctorate in Psychology and Masters of Applied Psychology (Clinical) and carries a deep passion for driving creative initiatives. She has worked extensively with vulnerable populations including children, adolescents, people in custody, migrants and refugees, as well as the elderly.
Anita strongly identifies with the core values that underpin the work of VTMH as a state-wide peak body for intersectional mental health, and is excited to be leading the team and working to strengthen the well-being of diverse communities by contributing to the shaping of high-level strategy, policy and governance.
