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Work with InterLink

InterLink currently recruiting a part-time Mental Health Worker. The InterLink Mental Health Worker will use their expertise in delivery of one-on-one counselling and the co-delivery therapeutic group work within a co-design process with the Intersex Peer Workers. This 0.6FTE part-time role is open to qualified practitioners working from home anywhere in Australia.

For more details about the position or to make an application check the job posting on Seek.com.au or Ethical Jobs

 

We are also looking for people interested in becoming casual group facilitators as either Mental Health Workers or Intersex Peer Workers.


InterLink brings together trained mental health professionals and intersex peer workers to work collaboratively in the delivery of individual and brief, group-based therapeutic interventions across different cohorts of the intersex community. InterLink Intersex Peer Support Workers and Mental Health Workers co-design session content that is guided by the InterLink brief intervention plan and uses their expertise in therapeutic group work to apply trauma informed and evidence-base practices.

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InterLink acts as a “warm-referral” middle ground whereby intersex people and families can be connected to other people with similar lived experiences whilst also receiving therapeutic support, psychoeducation and being referred as needed with ongoing peer support and mental health services.


All new workers undergo a preliminary community-led intersex training program and pilot induction. Roles at InterLink are generally contract positions held with the organisations that host the InterLink program in a particular region.

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To express your interest in working with InterLink, please complete an online expression of interest for by clicking either of the following links:

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Mental Health Worker EOI

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Intersex Peer Worker EOI


 

If you would like more information on working with InterLink message us using the chat at the bottom of the page.

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