Home Care Packages (HCP) are individually planned and coordinated packages of community aged care services, targeted at frail older people living in the community who require management of services because of their complex care needs.  These people would otherwise be eligible for at least low residential care and are assessed as eligible for the program by an external Assessment service.

The Care Manager is responsible for managing a set case load of HCP clients. This involves working closely with each client and their families to ensure they receive an individualised, responsive service under a consumer directed care model. The Care Manager will also be responsible for all client documentation and the maintenance of individual client budgets

During your traineeship, GLCH will pay your wages, cover the financial costs of the training course, and provide you with paid study time each week. You will be provided with hands on learning, and a dedicated supervisor to support you. You will have the opportunity to experience different area of GLCH, and to use this opportunity to start a fulfilling and rewarding career in the health industry.

The Paediatric Allied Health service is an integrated, multi-disciplinary team that consists of occupational therapists, speech pathologists, dieticians, physiotherapists, podiatrists, psychologists and allied health assistants. The team supports families and delivers evidenced based, goal directed therapies to children under 18 years of age.

This position requires you to provide a high level of administrative support and customer service to ensure the effective functioning of the paediatric allied health team. You will need excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively within a busy health environment.

The Paediatric Allied Health service is an integrated, multi-disciplinary team that consists of occupational therapists, speech pathologists, dieticians, physiotherapists, podiatrists, psychologists and allied health assistants. The team supports families and delivers evidenced based, goal directed therapies to children under 18 years of age.

The Allied Health Assistant will be involved with the provision of services to individuals and groups under the supervision and delegation of the Allied Health professionals within the Paediatric Allied Health Team.  In this position, you will work closely with allied health professionals to deliver high quality, evidence-based therapy to paediatric clients and their families.

This position plays a vital role in the coordination and delivery of services provided to increase the safety of women and children and change the behaviour of men who use violence against family members.

The Men’s Services Facilitator works collaboratively in a team-based environment to engage and provide services to men and provide support to their family members with group programs, case management and family safety contact.

This varied and interesting position will have a focus on:

• Providing initial needs identification and comprehensive assessments for clients requiring access to programs within the FYCS unit
• Implementing the role of Family Violence specialist services

This position requires you to provide quality care and education to children who attend our Centre. 

Including the following:

• Assist the room leaders with daily social, learning, and physical activities for children in their assigned class and monitor the health and welfare of children at all times.  
• Ensure staff and children use effective health and hygiene practices, including meeting all regulations relating to food safety and preparation, medical management plans, and risk management plans, policies and procedures.
• Ensure a safe and secure environment where all staff and children are protected from hazards or harm.
• Develop and maintain respectful relationships with families, children and key stakeholders.
• Attend team meetings and professional development opportunities as required.
• Participate in all requirements of the traineeship.
• Develop knowledge of the relevant legislation and frameworks to support relationships with children and families, and the Centre including:

-       National Law and National Regulations

-       Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF)

-       National Quality Framework (NQF)

 You will be supported to gain either a Certificate III or a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care and learn valuable on the job skills.   The appropriate qualification level will be discussed with the successful candidate.

This position requires you to provide quality care and education to children who attend our Centre. 

This position requires you to be standing, walking and bending for the duration of your shift.  A good level of physical fitness is required

This position works within the Family Youth and Children’s Service After Hours program which provides vital face to face response and phone support for victims and families who are leaving or have recently left their home due to family violence crisis.

 After Hours and Crisis Response workers will provide short term interventions that support and assist during the immediate period of crisis. The service is available 24/7 with workers rostered for either a weekday shift based at the office and on call for after business hours as well as alternating weekends.

This position works within the GLCH Family Youth and Children’s Service After Hours program which provides vital face to face response and phone support for victims and families who are leaving or have recently left their home due to family violence crisis.

The role of the Family Violence After Hours Team Leader is to coordinate the After Hours and Crisis Response workers who provide short term interventions that support and assist during the immediate period of crisis. The service is available 24/7 with workers rostered for either a weekday shift based at the office and on call for after business hours as well as alternating weekends. This role is an exciting opportunity to grow and develop the program within East Gippsland.

The Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies program forms part of the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Service alongside Universal and Enhanced Maternal and Child Health Nurses. Beginning in the antenatal period, the program is designed to promote optimal health and wellbeing outcomes for families. The MCH Service has a clear direction to deliver primary and secondary health care & targeted support to maximise the health and wellbeing goals of Australian children.

The governing principles for the Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies position are:

• Encourage client engagement through assertive outreach.
• Ensure informed consent and participation in decision making to promote self-help and independence.
• Utilise family centred principles of empowering and encouraging in all client contacts.
• Enhance health, safety and well-being through community-based involvement and community support.
• Provide Health Education to enhance behavior modification in areas such as substance use.
• Provide early intervention opportunities.
• Provide holistic, multidisciplinary approach to ensure that care is comprehensive and coordinated via collaborative case discussions with other supports engaged with client.
• Reduce the impact of vaccine preventable disease.

The Maternal and Child Health team is based at both our Bairnsdale and Lakes Entrance sites and provides services to other outreach centres in East Gippsland.

If you’re passionate about helping others and enjoy working with people living in their own homes, then we’ve got the ideal role for you.

As a Community Support Worker with Gippsland Lakes Complete Health, you’ll help local clients by providing in-home help such as cleaning, food preparation; or by assisting them with shopping.

Please refer to the position description for full details.

This is a well-supported position working with a dynamic team of physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, allied health assistants and personal trainers in a well-equipped practice with a gym and access to an aqua therapy facility.

You will deliver outpatient rehabilitation to a diverse musculoskeletal and neurological caseload, providing service to all cohorts of the community.

Treatments are very much hands-on with a strong emphasis on best practice and empowering patients to self-help. Services may be delivered in a variety of settings including on-site at GLCH, in client’s homes and via telehealth.

The position forms part of a larger multidisciplinary service providing coordinated and quality private and public Allied Health services under a multitude of funding streams including but not limited to NDIS, Private Health Insurance, Community Health, Community Home and Support Packages, Home and Community Care, TAC, Workcover and DVA.

Please refer to the position description for further details.

Please note that applications for this position are being accepted via the Rural Workforce Agency Victoria (RWAV).  Please click her for more information: https://www.rwav.com.au/vacancies/ or phone 03 9349 7800 for a confidential chat. 

This position is part of a team of occupational therapists and allied health assistants working in a well-equipped practice. The current occupational therapy team is undergoing expansion due to the increasing demand for services in our regional area.

This position focuses specifically on providing assessment and intervention to paediatric clients. You will manage a paediatric caseload and deliver services through a range of therapy modes (for example, 1:1, group, AHA delegation). You will have access to and an opportunity to participate in the Autism Diagnostic Observation Service (ADOS) and a multi-disciplinary Paediatric Assessment Service.  You will also be part of the School Readiness Program to support young children’s learning in East Gippsland. 

Please note that applications for this position are being accepted via the Rural Workforce Agency Victoria. Click here for more information: https://www.rwav.com.au/vacancies/ or phone 03 9349 7800 for a confidential chat. 

This position is part of the Paediatric Allied Health service - an integrated, multi-disciplinary team that consists of occupational therapists, speech pathologists, dieticians, physiotherapists, podiatrists, psychologists, art therapists and allied health assistants. The team supports families and delivers evidenced based, goal directed therapies to children under 18 years of age.

You will provide assessment and management of a diverse caseload of paediatric clients. Services are provided in both individual and group formats with support from a large team of Allied Health Assistants.  There is also opportunity for project work to increase the health outcomes of developmentally vulnerable children.

You will be well supported and supervised by other health professionals to provide a coordinated and quality speech pathology service to your clients.  Please refer to the position description for further details.

Please note that applications for this position are being accepted via the Rural Workforce Agency Victoria. Click here for more information: https://www.rwav.com.au/vacancies/ or phone 03 9349 7800 for a confidential chat. 

This position is part of a team of occupational therapists and allied health assistants working in a well-equipped practice. The current occupational therapy team is undergoing expansion due to the increasing demand for services in our regional area.

You will provide occupational therapy to clients in the community to maximise their independence and wellbeing, and you will have opportunity to participate in GLCH group programs. Services are delivered in both private and public models and are funded from a range of sources including Medicare, NDIS and case management. Supervision structures are in place to support the development of strong clinical skills and professional development opportunities regionally and state-wide are encouraged.

Please note that applications for this position are being accepted via the Rural Workforce Agency Victoria. Click here for more information: https://www.rwav.com.au/vacancies/ or phone 03 9349 7800 for a confidential chat. 

If you’re passionate about helping others and enjoy working with people living in their own homes, then we’ve got the ideal role for you.

As a Community Support Worker with Gippsland Lakes Complete Health, you will help local clients by providing in-home help such as personal care for clients who need help with dressing and bathing; or accompanying them on respite activities. A Certificate III or IV in Aged Care, Community or Disability is required. You might also help with cleaning, food preparation and assistance with shopping.

Please refer to the position description for full details.

The principal function of this position is being responsible for the provision of quality primary care to clients across the life span, incorporating the philosophy and values of the organisation.

The spectrum of General Practice encompasses first line emergency care, preventative health care and chronic disease management and relevant specialties specific to the individual General Practitioner.

The practice is an accredited teaching facility and make provisions for placement of medical students, interns and GP Registrars and is well supported by a team of Registered Nurses with expertise congruent with the general practice setting.

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You can also find more details in the position description.