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- Queensland GovernmentBrisbane QLD
- Professional development and peer workforce support.
- Applicants must have personal lived experience of mental illness and recovery through the use of mental…
- UnitingSASouth Australia
- Parental leave
- Annual leave
- Salary packaging
- You’ll support individuals with complex mental health needs while contributing to the well-being of this thriving town in this full-time position.
View similar jobs with this employerFlourish AustraliaSydney NSW- Employee discount
- Opportunities for promotion
- Employee assistance program
- Commuter assistance
- Employee Assistance Program for confidential wellbeing support.
- Willing and able to effectively, respectfully, and appropriately use your lived experience of a…
- Northern Sydney Local Health DistrictSydney NSW
- Peer Workers will use their personal experience and work collaboratively with MHDA teams to support people using MHDA services and further connect them to their…
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Often replies in 1 daySummit HealthMount Barker SA 5251- Salary packaging
- Innovation – Help shape the way mental health support is delivered.
- Tertiary qualification in mental health or related discipline (highly regarded).
- Queensland GovernmentBrisbane QLD
- Salary packaging
- Use lived experience to support consumers in their mental health recovery and wellbeing journey.
- Provide specialist peer support within the Mental Health…
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- NSW HealthKogarah NSW
- Gym membership
- Insurance services
- Employee assistance program
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- Personal lived experience of suicidal crisis, and ability to meaningfully and purposefully use lived experience to provide peer support to people at risk of…
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- NSW HealthKogarah NSW
- Gym membership
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- Employee assistance program
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- Personal lived experience of suicidal crisis, and ability to meaningfully and purposefully use lived experience to provide peer support to people at risk of…
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- NSW HealthDubbo NSW
- Salary packaging
- Provide individual and/or group recovery focused care that utilises your personal lived experience of mental health challenges and personal recovery to support…
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View similar jobs with this employerUniting NSW.ACTChatswood NSW 2067- Annual leave
- Salary packaging
- Provide tailored psychosocial support to consumers living with mental illness.
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View similar jobs with this employerMission AustraliaInner West NSW- Salary packaging
- Demonstrated understanding of recovery focused, person centred practice and psychosocial support.
- Experience providing case management and practical support to…
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View similar jobs with this employerFlourish AustraliaTamworth NSW- Parental leave
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- Wellcare AustraliaGoulburn NSW 2580
- On-the-job training
- As a mental health support worker, you will be required to use a variety of evidence-based approaches, helping support individuals to live a satisfying life…
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- NSW HealthHornsby NSW
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- Mission AustraliaNowra NSW
- Salary packaging
- Flexible part-time opportunity (up to 35 hours per week), with hours and days negotiable to support lived experience and wellbeing.
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- South Metropolitan Health ServiceFremantle WA
- In this role, you will use your personal journey of recovery to support, inspire, and empower individuals experiencing mental health challenges.
Job Post Details
Peer Recovery Support Worker (Identified) - job post
3.83.8 out of 5 stars
Brisbane QLD
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Location
Brisbane QLD
Full job description
Your new role
Working alongside a multidisciplinary team, you will provide peer support, facilitate groups, contribute to recovery planning and help ensure consumer perspectives remain central to service delivery.
As a Peer Recovery Support Worker, you will:
Share your lived experience to support consumers on their recovery journey
Assist consumers to identify strengths, set goals and develop recovery plans
Advocate for consumer perspectives and recovery-oriented practice
Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to complement clinical services
Support service improvement initiatives and consumer engagement activities
About you
We are looking for someone who:
Has personal lived experience of mental illness and recovery
Is comfortable drawing on their lived experience to support and inspire others
Has a genuine passion for peer work and recovery-oriented practice
Demonstrates empathy, resilience and strong interpersonal skills
Can build positive relationships with consumers, carers, families and service providers
Maintains professional boundaries while fostering authentic connections
Has strong communication and computer skills
Experience in mental health services, community services or peer support roles will be highly regarded. A Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work (or equivalent) is desirable.
Identified Role
This is an identified position under Section 25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld). Applicants must have personal lived experience of mental illness and recovery through the use of mental health services (public or private) and provide a statement addressing this requirement within their application. Only candidates who meet this requirement will be considered.
Check out our quick tips and application essentials!
What we can offer you
We recognise lived experience as a valuable form of expertise that strengthens services and improves outcomes for consumers. We offer:
Meaningful work that positively impacts people's lives
Professional development and peer workforce support
Access to supervision and ongoing learning opportunities
A collaborative and recovery-focused team culture
The opportunity to influence and improve mental health service delivery
Our values
Our values of Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Engagement and Excellence guide everything we do and underpin our commitment to delivering exceptional care to our community.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.
Working alongside a multidisciplinary team, you will provide peer support, facilitate groups, contribute to recovery planning and help ensure consumer perspectives remain central to service delivery.
As a Peer Recovery Support Worker, you will:
Share your lived experience to support consumers on their recovery journey
Assist consumers to identify strengths, set goals and develop recovery plans
Advocate for consumer perspectives and recovery-oriented practice
Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to complement clinical services
Support service improvement initiatives and consumer engagement activities
About you
We are looking for someone who:
Has personal lived experience of mental illness and recovery
Is comfortable drawing on their lived experience to support and inspire others
Has a genuine passion for peer work and recovery-oriented practice
Demonstrates empathy, resilience and strong interpersonal skills
Can build positive relationships with consumers, carers, families and service providers
Maintains professional boundaries while fostering authentic connections
Has strong communication and computer skills
Experience in mental health services, community services or peer support roles will be highly regarded. A Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work (or equivalent) is desirable.
Identified Role
This is an identified position under Section 25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld). Applicants must have personal lived experience of mental illness and recovery through the use of mental health services (public or private) and provide a statement addressing this requirement within their application. Only candidates who meet this requirement will be considered.
Check out our quick tips and application essentials!
What we can offer you
We recognise lived experience as a valuable form of expertise that strengthens services and improves outcomes for consumers. We offer:
Meaningful work that positively impacts people's lives
Professional development and peer workforce support
Access to supervision and ongoing learning opportunities
A collaborative and recovery-focused team culture
The opportunity to influence and improve mental health service delivery
Our values
Our values of Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Engagement and Excellence guide everything we do and underpin our commitment to delivering exceptional care to our community.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.
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